1. Dispersed repetitive elements in mouse genome analysis

   • Gail E. Herman
   • Joseph H. Nadeau
   • Stephen C. Hardies

   Review Pages: 207 - 214

2. Mapping of the mouse ornithine decarboxylase-related sequence family

   • Beverly A. Richards-Smith
   • Rosemary W. Elliott

   Original Contributions Pages: 215 - 232

3. The genes for the inter-α-inhibitor family share a homologous organization in human and mouse

   • Jean Philippe Salier
   • Vera Verga
   • Robert P. Erickson

   Original Contributions Pages: 233 - 239

4. Mapping of recombinant retrovirus integration sites that cause expression of the viral genome in murine embryonal carcinoma cells

   • Makoto Taketo
   • Thad A. Howard
   • Michael F. Seldin

   Original Contributions Pages: 240 - 245

5. Nucleotide sequence of a mouse Tcp-1 pseudogene: A nucleotide record for a t complex gene carried by an ancestor of the mouse

   • Hiroshi Kubota
   • Takashi Morita
   • Aizo Matsushiro

   Original Contributions Pages: 246 - 251

6. Rapid isolation of desired sequences from lone linker PCR amplified cDNA mixtures: Application to identification and recovery of expressed sequences in cloned genomic DNA

   • Kuniya Abe

   Original Contributions Pages: 252 - 259

7. The mouse plasminogen locus maps to the recombination breakpoints of the t ^Lub2and Tt ^Orlpartial t haplotypes but is not at the t ^w73locus

   • Norbert Schweifer
   • Denise P. Barlow

   Original Contributions Pages: 260 - 268

8. Chromosomal localization of two cell surface-associated molecules of potential importance in development: Midkine (Mdk) and basigin (Bsg)

   • Dominique Simon-Chazottes
   • Shyuichiro Matsubara
   • Jean Louis Guénet

   Brief Communications Pages: 269 - 271

9. Mapping of the human integrin β7 gene (ITGβ7) to 12q13.13 by non-isotopic in situ hybridization

   • Elizabeth Baker
   • Grant R. Sutherland
   • Geoffrey W. Krissansen

   Brief Communications Pages: 272 - 273

10. Erratum

    Erratum Pages: 283 - 283