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AL-ADNANI, M. S.
- ArticlesThe Subcellular Distribution of Prolyl Hydroxylase Determined ImmunohistochemicallyM. S. AL-ADNANI, R. S. PATRICK, J. O'D. McGEEJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 639-650;
ALTANER, C.
- ArticlesAvian Sarcoma Virus Transformed Hamster Cells made Resistant to Ethidium BromideC. ALTANER, J. MATOSKAJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 603-621;
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BERTLES, J. F.
- ArticlesOntogeny of Hamster Haemoglobins Determined by Isoelectric Focusing in Polyacrylamide GelTHALIA BOUSSIOS, J. F. BERTLESJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 677-686;
BOUSSIOS, THALIA
- ArticlesOntogeny of Hamster Haemoglobins Determined by Isoelectric Focusing in Polyacrylamide GelTHALIA BOUSSIOS, J. F. BERTLESJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 677-686;
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CAVALIER-SMITH, T.
- ArticlesBasal Body and Flagellar Development During the Vegetative Cell Cycle and the Sexual Cycle of Chlamydomonas ReinhardiiT. CAVALIER-SMITHJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 529-556;
CHENG, D.
- ArticlesThe Chloroplast Nucleoid in Ochromonas DanicaSARAH P. GIBBS, D. CHENG, T. SLANKISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 557-577;
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FORER, A.
- ArticlesCharacteristics of Sea-Urchin Mitotic Apparatus Isolated Using a Dimethyl Sulphoxide/Glycerol MediumA. FORER, A. M. ZIMMERMANJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 481-497;
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GIBBS, SARAH P.
- ArticlesThe Chloroplast Nucleoid in Ochromonas DanicaSARAH P. GIBBS, D. CHENG, T. SLANKISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 557-577;
- The Chloroplast Nucleoid in Ochromonas DanicaSARAH P. GIBBS, R. MAK, R. NG, T. SLANKISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 579-591;
GUT, C.
- ArticlesMitochondrial DNA from 4-Cell Stages of Ascaris LumbricoidesH. TOBLER, C. GUTJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 593-601;
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MAK, R.
- The Chloroplast Nucleoid in Ochromonas DanicaSARAH P. GIBBS, R. MAK, R. NG, T. SLANKISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 579-591;
MARKS, I.
- ArticlesThe Localization of Enzymes in Fixed Sections of Soybean Root Nodules by Electron MicroscopyI. MARKS, JANET I. SPRENTJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 623-637;
MASLOW, D. E.
- ArticlesHistotypic Cell Aggregation in the Presence of Cytochalasin BD. E. MASLOW, E. MAYHEWJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 651-663;
MATOSKA, J.
- ArticlesAvian Sarcoma Virus Transformed Hamster Cells made Resistant to Ethidium BromideC. ALTANER, J. MATOSKAJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 603-621;
MAYHEW, E.
- ArticlesHistotypic Cell Aggregation in the Presence of Cytochalasin BD. E. MASLOW, E. MAYHEWJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 651-663;
McGEE, J. O'D.
- ArticlesThe Subcellular Distribution of Prolyl Hydroxylase Determined ImmunohistochemicallyM. S. AL-ADNANI, R. S. PATRICK, J. O'D. McGEEJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 639-650;
MOENS, P. B.
- ArticlesModification of Sporulation in Yeast Strains with Two-Spored Asci (Saccharomyces, Ascomycetes)P. B. MOENSJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 519-527;
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NG, R.
- The Chloroplast Nucleoid in Ochromonas DanicaSARAH P. GIBBS, R. MAK, R. NG, T. SLANKISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 579-591;
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OCKLEFORD, C. D.
- ArticlesCytokinesis in the Heliozoan Actinophrys SolC. D. OCKLEFORDJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 499-517;
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PATRICK, R. S.
- ArticlesThe Subcellular Distribution of Prolyl Hydroxylase Determined ImmunohistochemicallyM. S. AL-ADNANI, R. S. PATRICK, J. O'D. McGEEJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 639-650;
S
SLANKIS, T.
- ArticlesThe Chloroplast Nucleoid in Ochromonas DanicaSARAH P. GIBBS, D. CHENG, T. SLANKISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 557-577;
- The Chloroplast Nucleoid in Ochromonas DanicaSARAH P. GIBBS, R. MAK, R. NG, T. SLANKISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 579-591;
SPRENT, JANET I.
- ArticlesThe Localization of Enzymes in Fixed Sections of Soybean Root Nodules by Electron MicroscopyI. MARKS, JANET I. SPRENTJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 623-637;
T
TOBLER, H.
- ArticlesMitochondrial DNA from 4-Cell Stages of Ascaris LumbricoidesH. TOBLER, C. GUTJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 593-601;
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VEENHUIS, M.
- ArticlesThe Effect of Prolactin on the Number of Membrane-Associated Particles in Kidney Cells of the Euryhaline Teleost Gasterosteus Aculeatus during Transfer from Seawater to Freshwater: A Freeze-Etch StudyS. E. WENDELAAR BONGA, M. VEENHUISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 687-701;
VIRTANEN, ISMO
- ArticlesVisualization of Charged Groups on the Surface of Rat Liver NucleiISMO VIRTANEN, JORMA WARTIOVAARAJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 665-675;
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WARTIOVAARA, JORMA
- ArticlesVisualization of Charged Groups on the Surface of Rat Liver NucleiISMO VIRTANEN, JORMA WARTIOVAARAJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 665-675;
WENDELAAR BONGA, S. E.
- ArticlesThe Effect of Prolactin on the Number of Membrane-Associated Particles in Kidney Cells of the Euryhaline Teleost Gasterosteus Aculeatus during Transfer from Seawater to Freshwater: A Freeze-Etch StudyS. E. WENDELAAR BONGA, M. VEENHUISJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 687-701;
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ZIMMERMAN, A. M.
- ArticlesCharacteristics of Sea-Urchin Mitotic Apparatus Isolated Using a Dimethyl Sulphoxide/Glycerol MediumA. FORER, A. M. ZIMMERMANJournal of Cell Science 1974 16: 481-497;
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