Reactive Phosphonic Acids as Prebiotic Carriers of Phosphorus R.M. De GraafJ. VisscherAlan W. Schwartz Pages: 237 - 241
Experimental Indication in Favor of the Introns-Late Theory: The Receptor Tyrosine Kinase Gene from the Sponge Geodia cydonium Vera GamulinAlexander SkorokhodWerner E. G. Müller Pages: 242 - 252
Profile of Numbers of Sequence Differences Among V-Genes Coding for the Variable Regions of T Cell Receptor for Antigen Alpha and Beta Chains George JohnsonTai Te Wu Pages: 253 - 257
The Internal Transcribed Spacer 2 Exhibits a Common Secondary Structure in Green Algae and Flowering Plants Jeffrey C. MaiAnnette W. Coleman Pages: 258 - 271
Identification and Characterization of the Cecropin Antibacterial Protein Gene Locus in Drosophila virilis Xiaojun ZhouThuy NguyenDeborah A. Kimbrell Pages: 272 - 281
Nucleotide Composition Bias Affects Amino Acid Content in Proteins Coded by Animal Mitochondria Peter G. FosterLars S. JermiinDonal A. Hickey Pages: 282 - 288
Evolution of Chordate Actin Genes: Evidence from Genomic Organization and Amino Acid Sequences Takehiro KusakabeIsato ArakiWilliam R. Jeffery Pages: 289 - 298
Relatedness and Phylogeny Within the Family of Periplasmic Chaperones Involved in the Assembly of Pili or Capsule-Like Structures of Gram-Negative Bacteria Alessandra BonciAlessandra ChiesurinGian Maria Rossolini Pages: 299 - 309
A Family of Differentially Amplified Repetitive DNA Sequences in the Genus Beta Reveals Genetic Variation in Beta vulgaris Subspecies and Cultivars Sybille KubisJohn Seymour Heslop-HarrisonThomas Schmidt Pages: 310 - 320
Complex Evolution of Tandem-Repetitive DNA in the Chironomus thummi Species Group Ralf RossThomas HankelnErwin R. Schmidt Pages: 321 - 326
Higher-Order Organization of Subrepeats and the Evolution of Cervid Satellite I DNA Charles LeeDean R. CourtChyi-Chyang Lin Pages: 327 - 335
Microsatellite Allelic Homoplasy Due to Variable Flanking Sequences Marie-Claude GrimaldiBrigitte Crouau-Roy Pages: 336 - 340
Phylogenetic Affinity of Mitochondria of Euglena gracilis and Kinetoplastids Using Cytochrome Oxidase I and hsp60 Shinji YasuhiraLarry Simpson Pages: 341 - 347
Function Switching as a Basis for Bursts of Rapid Change During the Evolution of Pituitary Growth Hormone Michael Wallis Pages: 348 - 350
