1. The Mts1 protein and control of tumor metastasis

   • G. P. Georgiev
   • E. M. Lukanidin

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 613 - 616

2. Mixed cultures of eukaryotic cells: Cytotoxic processes

   • O. V. Iarovaia
   • L. P. Sashchenko
   • S. V. Razin

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 617 - 621

3. Molecular-genetic mechanisms regulating tissue-specific expression of the drosophilaestS gene

   • L. I. Korochkin

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 622 - 627

4. Different mechanisms of telomere length regulation

   • P. G. Georgiev
   • L. S. Melnikova
   • M. Yu. Savitskii

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 628 - 636

5. Conservation and variation of ribosomal DNA in eukaryotes

   • N. S. Kupriyanova

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 637 - 647

6. Stromal cells paracrinously regulate the c-met transcript in VMR tumor cells of different in metastatic potential

   • I. V. Korobko
   • E. V. Korobko
   • S. L. Kiselev

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 648 - 651

7. Millimolar concentrations of methylmethanesulfonate enhance transcription from the cytomegalovirus early promoter at least 100-fold

   • E. N. Nabirochkina
   • A. V. Ivanov
   • A. V. Soldatov

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 652 - 654

8. A high constitutive level of NF-κB is necessary for the viability of mouse adenocarcinoma cells: A possible role of p53

   • A. S. Smirnov
   • A. V. Budanov
   • E. B. Prokhorchuk

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 655 - 661

9. Molecular characterization of two newDrosophila melanogaster homologs of human TAF_II30

   • E. N. Nabirochkina
   • A. V. Soldatov
   • S. G. Georgieva

   Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 662 - 666

10. In vivo analysis of theDrosophila melanogaster e(y)1/TAF _II40 gene

    • S. G. Georgieva
    • E. N. Nabirochkina
    • A. V. Soldatov

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 667 - 672

11. Comparison of the structure and embryonic expression ofDelta inDrosophila virilis andD. melanogaster

    • N. N. Rybtsova
    • E. S. Zelentsova
    • L. I. Korochkin

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 673 - 679

12. DNA amplification occurs between the core region of replicationori ⁺ of the ts plasmid integrated in the chromosome and its analog in the bacterial genome

    • F. K. Khasanov
    • V. I. Bashkirov

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 680 - 683

13. Overexpression ofapc10 ⁺ in fission yeast can suppress the temperature sensitivity ofnuc2-663 mutant but not its sterility

    • E. L. Grishchuk
    • D. Yu. Frolov
    • G. V. Savchenko

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 684 - 690

14. Molecular mechanisms of cytolysis induced by human lymphokine-activated killer cells

    • L. P. Sashchenko
    • E. A. Dukhanina
    • N. V. Gnuchev

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 691 - 695

15. Study of the regulatory sequences associated with DNase I-hypersensitive sites in the 5′ region of the chicken α-globin gene domain

    • E. S. Ioudinkova
    • S. V. Razin

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 696 - 701

16. Cloning and characterization of RAPD markers of parasitic nematodesTrichinella spiralis andT. pseudospiralis

    • G. G. Chrisanfova
    • S. K. Semyenova
    • A. P. Ryskov

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 702 - 706

17. Detection of genetically unstable loci in parthenogenic families of lizards of theLacerta genus by DNA fingerprinting

    • N. G. Kan
    • I. A. Martyrosyan
    • A. P. Ryskov

    Ten Years of the Institute of Gene Biology Pages: 707 - 711

18. Tritium planigraphy: A tool for studying the spatial structure of proteins and their complexes

    • E. N. Bogacheva
    • A. B. Shishkov

    Reviews Pages: 712 - 723

19. Antirestriction

    • G. B. Zavilgelsky

    Reviews Pages: 724 - 732

20. The C1167T polymorphism of the catalase gene and polymorphic markers D11S907 and D11S2008 located in its vicinity are associated with diabetes mellitus type 2

    • D. A. Chistyakov
    • K. V. Savost’yanov
    • V. V. Nosikov

    Genomics. Proteomics. Bioinformatics Pages: 733 - 736

21. Study of local correlations in bacterial genes for use in the framework of hidden Markov models

    • A. M. Shmatkov

    Genomics. Proteomics. Bioinformatics Pages: 737 - 743

22. Polymorphic minisatellite ecNOS4a/4b of the endothelial NO synthase gene and cardiovascular disorders

    • O. E. Voron’ko
    • D. A. Chistyakov
    • V. V. Nosikov

    Genomics. Proteomics. Bioinformatics Pages: 744 - 746

23. Mechanism of oligonucleotide hybridization with the 3′-terminal region of the yeast tRNA^Phe

    • V. A. Petyuk
    • R. Giege
    • M. A. Zenkova

    Gene Molecular Biology Pages: 747 - 753

24. Dissociation of proteins from the human 40S ribosomal subunit in a lithium chloride gradient

    • A. A. Malygin
    • D. D. Shaulo
    • G. G. Karpova

    Gene Molecular Biology Pages: 754 - 758

25. Analog of mRNA, pUUUGUU derivative with an arylazide group at guanosine residue, crosslinks with nucleotides A1823 and A1824 of 18S rRNA in human 80S ribosomes

    • N. A. Demeshkina
    • M. N. Repkova
    • G. G. Karpova

    Gene Molecular Biology Pages: 759 - 763

26. Substitutions of the Glutamine Residue in the ubiquitous GGQ tripeptide in human eRF1 do not entirely abolish the release factor activity

    • A. Seit Nebi
    • L. Frolova
    • L. Kisselev

    Gene Molecular Biology Pages: 764 - 765

27. Catalytic efficiency of subunits of the dimeric aminotransferase molecule in solution and in crystal

    • V. M. Kochkina

    Biopolymer Physics and Physical Chemistry Pages: 766 - 771

28. Genebet1 involved in vesicular transport is differentially transcribed in transformed cells of different metastatic potential

    • T. V. Chepurnykh
    • M. S. Shtutman
    • A. G. Tatosyan

    Cell Molecular Biology Pages: 772 - 775