Abstracts of Papers Presented at the Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Tissue Culture Association Abstract Pages: 169 - 199
Evidence for photoreactivation in marine fish cellsin vitro James D. Regan Part III (June 7, 1967) Primitive Mechanisms of Resistance to Infection-In Vivo and In Vitro Pages: 166 - 168
Interferon production in cold-blooded vertebrates Annie R. BeasleyM. Michael Sigel Part III (June 7, 1967) Primitive Mechanisms of Resistance to Infection-In Vivo and In Vitro Pages: 154 - 165
Complement-dependent systems and the phylogeny of immunity E. Edward EvansDonald W. LeglerMarie Attleberger Part III (June 7, 1967) Primitive Mechanisms of Resistance to Infection-In Vivo and In Vitro Pages: 146 - 153
Comparative immunological studies with the oyster,Crassostrea virginica Kenneth E. WolfRonald T. ActonE. Edward Evans Part III (June 7, 1967) Primitive Mechanisms of Resistance to Infection-In Vivo and In Vitro Pages: 139 - 145
Studies on oyster cellular immunity M. R. TrippV. E. Kent Part II (June 6, 1967) Cell Cultures from Multicellular Invertebrates Pages: 129 - 135
Some aspects of immune responses in insects June Stephens Chadwick Part II (June 6, 1967) Cell Cultures from Multicellular Invertebrates Pages: 120 - 128
Insect culture—A discussion Hans Laufer Part II (June 6, 1967) Cell Cultures from Multicellular Invertebrates Pages: 118 - 119
Insect cell culture and virus research T. D. C. Grace Part II (June 6, 1967) Cell Cultures from Multicellular Invertebrates Pages: 104 - 117
Analysis of secretory processes in Dipteran salivary glands D. DoyleH. Laufer Part II (June 6, 1967) Cell Cultures from Multicellular Invertebrates Pages: 93 - 103
Cockroach tissueIn Vitro: A system for the study of insect cell biology E. P. MarksJ. P. ReineckeJ. M. Caldwell Part II (June 6, 1967) Cell Cultures from Multicellular Invertebrates Pages: 85 - 92
The use of drosophila cell cultures in studies of differentiation Karl MaramoroschAllen S. FoxLee-Nien Lillian Ling Part II (June 6, 1967) Cell Cultures from Multicellular Invertebrates Pages: 65 - 84
Differentiation in relation to neoplasia in old and new organisms Clyde J. Dawe Part I (June 5, 1967) Differentiation: Aggregation, Morphogenesis, and Metabolic Aspects Pages: 57 - 62
The influence of inorganic ions on the differentiation of gastrodermal cells in hydra Julian F. HaynesA. L. BurnettL. E. Davis Part I (June 5, 1967) Differentiation: Aggregation, Morphogenesis, and Metabolic Aspects Pages: 49 - 56
Some prospects for investigating hydra cellsIn vitro Howard M. Lenhoff Part I (June 5, 1967) Differentiation: Aggregation, Morphogenesis, and Metabolic Aspects Pages: 33 - 48
Cell behavior and morphogenesis in hydroids Richard D. Campbell Part I (June 5, 1967) Differentiation: Aggregation, Morphogenesis, and Metabolic Aspects Pages: 22 - 32
Aggregation of sponge cells: Cell-linking macromolecules and their role in the formation of multicellular systems A. A. Moscona Part I (June 5, 1967) Differentiation: Aggregation, Morphogenesis, and Metabolic Aspects Pages: 13 - 21
Differentiation in tissues, free cells, and reaggregated plant cells M. Michael SigelIan M. SussexMary E. Clutter Part I (June 5, 1967) Differentiation: Aggregation, Morphogenesis, and Metabolic Aspects Pages: 3 - 12
Philip Rodney White, Ph.D., D.SC., charter member and past president (1956–1958) of the Tissue Culture Association Charity Waymouth Announcement Pages: vii - viii
Abstracts of Papers Presented at the Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Tissue Culture Association Abstract Pages: 119 - 154
The remarkable cells cultured from a human with Hurler’s syndrome: An approach to visual selection forin vitro genetic studies Robert DeMarsJules G. Leroy OriginalPaper Pages: 107 - 118
Stability of cell antigens and their value as genetic markers Donald J. MerchantSudha G. GangalNelda B. Holmgren OriginalPaper Pages: 97 - 106
Some properties of diploid cell strains developed from the tissues of patients with inherited biochemical disorders Robert S. Krooth OriginalPaper Pages: 82 - 96
Cytologic and genetic evidence of somatic segregation in mammals, birds, and fishes Susumu Ohno OriginalPaper Pages: 46 - 60
Lymphocyte reactivity in mixed leukocyte cultures—Its assay and genetics Fritz H. Bach OriginalPaper Pages: 32 - 39
Single cell studies on the antigen content of plasmablasts during the inductive phase of antibody formation G. J. V. Nossal OriginalPaper Pages: 1 - 7
Mechanisms of repression and de-repression within interphase chromatin John H. Frenster OriginalPaper Pages: 78 - 101
Synthesis and turnover of nuclear proteins David M. PrescottGordon E. Stone OriginalPaper Pages: 72 - 77
Chromosome anomalies and chromosome structure T. C. HsuFrances E. Arrighi OriginalPaper Pages: 67 - 71
Specific effects of viruses and antimetabolites on mammalian chromosomes Maimon M. CohenMargery W. Shaw OriginalPaper Pages: 50 - 66
Consideration of metaphase chromosome parameters amenable to digital computer analysis Frank H. RuddleR. S. Ledley OriginalPaper Pages: 21 - 25
Photometric measurements of individual metaphase chromosomes George T. Rudkin OriginalPaper Pages: 12 - 20
