1. Colonial organization and intercellular communication in microorganisms

   • A. V. Oleskin
   • 1. V. Botvinko
   • E. A. Tsavkelova

   Review Papers Pages: 249 - 265

2. The activity of the carbon metabolism enzymes inchromatium minutissimum after long-term storage

   • E. N. KrasH’nikova
   • L. M. Zakharchuk

   Experimental Articles Pages: 266 - 270

3. Carbon metabolism inSulfobacillus thermosulfidooxidans subsp.asporogenes, strain 41

   • I. A. Tsaplina
   • E. N. Krasil’nikova
   • G. I. Karavaiko

   Experimental Articles Pages: 271 - 276

4. Methane production by the sulfate-reducing bacteriumDesulfosarcina variabilis

   • V. A. Shcherbakova
   • M. B. Vainshtein

   Experimental Articles Pages: 277 - 280

5. Dynamics of serine/threonine protein kinase activity during the growth of the wild-typeStreptomyces avermitilis strain and its chloramphenicol-resistant mutant

   • S. M. Elizarov
   • V. A. Mironov
   • V. N. Danilenko

   Experimental Articles Pages: 281 - 286

6. Regulation of the adhesion ofPseudomonas fluorescens cells to glass by extracellular volatile compounds

   • Yu. A. Nikolaev
   • J. I. Prosser
   • R. E. Wheatley

   ]Experimental Articles Pages: 287 - 290

7. Role of distant interactions in the regulation of the adhesion ofpseudomonas fluorescens cells

   • Yu. A. Nikolaev

   Experimental Articles Pages: 291 - 295

8. Peculiarities of the structure of thePseudomonas fluorescens IMV 247 (Biovar II) lipopolysaccharide

   • S. N. Veremeichenko
   • G. M. Zdorovenko

   Experimental Articles Pages: 296 - 302

9. Screening of marine bacteria for fucoidanases

   • I. Yu. Bakunina
   • L. S. Shevchenko
   • T. N. Zvyagintseva

   Experimental Articles Pages: 303 - 308

10. Reproductive resting forms ofArthrobacter globiformis

    • E. V. Demkina
    • V. S. Soina
    • D. G. Zvyagintsev

    Experimental Articles Pages: 309 - 313

11. Formation of resting forms of arthrobacter globiformis in autolyzing cell suspensions

    • E. V. Demkina
    • V. S. Soina
    • G. I. El’- Registan

    Experimental Articles Pages: 314 - 318

12. Peculiarities of Morphology and Ultrastructure in Bacteria of the GenusDethiosulfovibrio

    • A. V. Surkov
    • L. L. Mityushina
    • G. A. Dubinina

    Experimental Articles Pages: 319 - 324

13. Heliobacterium sulfidophilum sp. nov. andHeliobacterium undosum sp. nov.: Sulfideoxidizing heliobacteria from thermal sulfidic springs

    • I. A. Bryantseva
    • V. M. Gorlenko
    • G. A. Osipov

    Experimental Articles Pages: 325 - 334

14. On the hemagglutination reaction in methanotrophic bacteria

    • I. K. Kurdish
    • A. A. Roi

    Experimental Articles Pages: 335 - 337

15. Saccharomyces bayanus var.uvarum comb, nov., a new variety established by genetic analysis

    • G. I. Naumov

    Experimental Articles Pages: 338 - 342

16. Taxonomic position and nitrogen-containing secondary metabolites of the fungusPenicillium vitale pidoplichko et bilai apud bilai

    • N. G. Vinokurova
    • S. M. Ozerskaya
    • V. M. Adanin

    Experimental Articles Pages: 343 - 346

17. Influence of phosphorus on the colonization of barley rhizosphere by microorganisms

    • M. Kh. Orazova
    • O. A. Burkanova
    • D. G. Zvyagintsev

    Experimental Articles Pages: 347 - 350

18. Effect of temperature and soil moisture content on the colonization of the wheat rhizosphere by antiphytopathogenic bacilli

    • A. I. Melent’ev
    • L. Yu. Kuz’mina
    • N. F. Galimzyanova

    Experimental Articles Pages: 351 - 356

19. on the vertical distribution of microorganisms in lake baikal during spring deep-water renewal

    • V. V. Parfenova
    • M. N. Shimaraev
    • N. F. Logacheva

    Experimental Articles Pages: 357 - 363

20. biological activity of ancient cultivated soil with buried horizons (the iverskii monastery, XVII century)

    • V. V. Novikov
    • A. L. Stepanov

    Experimental Articles Pages: 364 - 368

21. Phylogenetic position of desulfurococcus amylolyticus

    • T. P. Tourova
    • B. B. Kuznetsov
    • E. A. Bonch-Osmolovskaya

    Short Communications Pages: 369 - 370