1. Megencephaly: a new mouse mutation on chromosome 6 that causes hypertrophy of the brain

   • L. Rae Donahue
   • S. A. Cook
   • M. T. Davissen

   Original Contribution Pages: 871 - 876

2. Characterization and localization of the mproxl gene directly upstream of the mouse α-globin gene cluster: identification of a polymorphic direct repeat in the 5’UTR

   • M. F. Kielman
   • S. Barradeau
   • L. F. Bernini

   Original Contribution Pages: 877 - 880

3. Rbt (rabo torcido), a new mouse skeletal mutation involved in anteroposterior patterning of the axial skeleton, maps close to the ts (tail-short) locus and distal to the sox9 locus on chromosome 11

   • E. Hustert
   • G. Scherer
   • R. Balling

   Original Contribution Pages: 881 - 885

4. Genetic mapping of 18s ribosomal RNA-related loci to mouse Chromosomes 5, 6, 9, 12, 17, 18, 19, and X

   • L. B. Rowe
   • P. M. Janaswami
   • E. H. Birkenmeier

   Original Contribution Pages: 886 - 889

5. A rat mutation producing demyelination (dmy) maps to chromosome 17

   • T. Kuramoto
   • C. Sotelo
   • J. -L. Guénet

   Original Contribution Pages: 890 - 894

6. A missense mutation in the gene for melanocyte-stimulating hormone receptor (MCIR) is associated with the chestnut coat color in horses

   • L. Marklund
   • M. Johansson Moller
   • L. Andersson

   Original Contribution Pages: 895 - 899

7. Structural organization and mammary-specific expression of the butyrophilin gene

   • S. L. Ogg
   • M. V. S. Komaragiri
   • I. H. Mather

   Original Contribution Pages: 900 - 905

8. cloning, sequencing, and chromosomal localization of two tandemly arranged human pseudogenes for the proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA)

   • Y. Taniguchi
   • Y. Katsumata
   • H. Inoko

   Original Contribution Pages: 906 - 908

9. Genetic mapping of thymine DNA glycosylase (Tdg) gene and of one pseudogene in the mouse

   • L. De Gregorio
   • P. Gallinari
   • T. A. Dragani

   Short Communication Pages: 909 - 910

10. Genomic organization of TUPLEl/HIRA: a gene implicated in DiGeorge syndrome

    • R. Llevadot
    • P. Scambler
    • M. Pritchard

    Short Communication Pages: 911 - 914

11. The human H-twist gene is located at 7p21 and encodes a B-HLH protein that is 96% similar to its murine M-twist counterpart

    • P. Bourgeois
    • C. Stoetzel
    • F. Perrin-Schmitt

    Short Communication Pages: 915 - 917

12. The gene for microtubule-associated protein 4 (mtap4) maps to the distal region of mouse chromosome 9

    • M. E. Mangan
    • J. B. Olmsted

    Brief Data Report Pages: 918 - 919

13. Genes encoding the acetaminophen and selenium binding proteins map to mouse chromosome 3

    • C. L. Navarro
    • S. D. Cohen
    • E. A. Khairallah

    Brief Data Report Pages: 919 - 920

14. Mapping of the novel G protein-coupled receptor Gprl8 to distal mouse chromosome 14

    • L. C. Samuelson
    • L. J. Swanberg
    • I. Gantz

    Brief Data Report Pages: 920 - 921

15. The mouse Prkacn2 gene encoding protein kinase a inhibitor 2 is located on proximal chromosome 10

    • M. A. Scarpetta
    • M. D. Uhler
    • M. H. Meisler

    Brief Data Report Pages: 921 - 922

16. Chinese hamster transducin gene (GNAT2): genomic organization and peptide conservation

    • B. Baron
    • M. A. Fernandez
    • M. Debatisse

    Brief Data Report Pages: 922 - 923

17. Mapping of the rat Ptn gene to chromosome 4

    • L. Hornum
    • H. Markholst

    Brief Data Report Pages: 923 - 924

18. Localization of a moloney murine leukemia virus integration site gene, Mlvi2, on rat chromosome 2

    • T. Kunieda
    • E. Kobayashi
    • H. Ikadai

    Brief Data Report Pages: 924 - 925

19. A high-density molecular genetic map around the weaver locus

    • J. H. Millonig
    • K. J. Millen
    • M. E. Hatten

    Erratum Pages: 926 - 926