1. Half a century of stress research: a tribute to Hans Selye by his students and associates

   • S. Szabo

   Reviews 15 May 1985 Pages: 559 - 578

2. Implications of the chemical soil conditions for forest decline

   • E. Matzner
   • B. Ulrich

   Reviews 15 May 1985 Pages: 578 - 584

3. The effects of acid deposition on the physiology of the forest ecosystem

   • A. Hüttermann

   Reviews 15 May 1985 Pages: 584 - 590

4. Basic mechanisms of pigment bleaching and loss of structural resistance in spruce (Picea abies) needles: advances in phytomedical diagnostics

   • E. F. Elstner
   • W. Osswald
   • R. J. Youngman

   Reviews 15 May 1985 Pages: 591 - 597

5. Infectious diseases in forest trees caused by viruses, mycoplasma-like organisms and primitive bacteria

   • F. Nienhaus

   Reviews 15 May 1985 Pages: 597 - 603

6. Electron diffraction of the metallic elements in the pineal organ of a freshwater fish,Mystus vittatus (Bloch.)

   • D. K. Srivastava
   • S. S. Khanna
   • R. Kumar

   Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 603 - 605

7. Effects of carotid sinus nerve stimulation on respiratory sinus arrhythmia and respiratory blood pressure waves of the dog

   • H. Warzel
   • H. -U. Eckhardt

   Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 605 - 607

8. The influence of hypertension upon the normal cardiovascular responses to hemorrhagic hypotension and shock

   • R. F. Bond
   • G. Johnson III

   Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 607 - 609

9. A potential difference across mouse ovarian follicle

   • C. D. McCaig

   Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 609 - 611

10. Negative phototaxis inDrosophila associated with a morphological change in the compound eye

    • H. Engeln
    • J. Krause
    • W. Köhler

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 611 - 612

11. Disruption of circadian rhythm of tissue respiration in Channa striatus by Metasystox^®

    • G. M. Natarajan

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 612 - 614

12. Wound-induced alterations in survival of⁶⁰Co irradiated mice: importance of wound timing

    • G. D. Ledney
    • E. D. Exum
    • W. E. Jackson III

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 614 - 616

13. The susceptibility to exercise-induced muscle damage increases as rats grow larger

    • G. J. Kasperek
    • R. D. Snider

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 616 - 617

14. Supramarginal cells in the rat pituitary cleft revealed by scanning electron microscopy

    • S. Correr
    • P. M. Motta

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 617 - 620

15. Colloidal carbon as a multilevel marker for experimental lesions

    • L. C. Triarhou
    • M. del Cerro

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 620 - 621

16. Modulation of protein kinases and phosphoprotein phosphatases by a small acidic protein from bovine brains

    • W. N. Kuo
    • L. P. Liu
    • M. A. Rahmani

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 622 - 623

17. Effects of diflubenzuron and tunicamycin on N-acetylglucosaminyl transferases in prepupae of the stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans)

    • R. T. Mayer
    • A. C. Chen

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 623 - 625

18. D-ala²-Metenkephalinamide blocks the synaptically elicited cortical spreading depression in rats

    • M. S. Oitzl
    • V. I. Koroleva
    • J. Bureš

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 625 - 627

19. Naloxone prevents the analgesic action of α-MSH in mice

    • T. Ohkubo
    • M. Shibata
    • S. Naruse

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 627 - 628

20. Magnesium enhances human pancreatic elastase digestion of¹²⁵I-labeled elastin

    • M. Rabaud
    • F. Lefebvre
    • H. Bricaud

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 628 - 631

21. Role of phospholipids in the binding activity of vasoactive intestinal peptide receptors

    • A. Sarrieau
    • N. Boige
    • M. Laburthe

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 631 - 633

22. Changes of the level of proteinase inhibitors in rat plasma during turpentine-induced inflammation

    • M. Warwas
    • J. Osada

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 633 - 634

23. Normetanephrine and metanephrine oxidized by both types of monoamine oxidase

    • O. Suzuki
    • T. Matsumoto

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 634 - 636

24. The dopamine autoreceptor agonist B-HT 920 markedly stimulates sexual behavior in male rats

    • F. Ferrari
    • G. Baggio
    • V. Mangiafico

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 636 - 638

25. Proteolytic inactivation of human leukocyte elastase

    • R. L. Stein
    • J. C. Williams

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 638 - 640

26. Bromocriptine-induced removal of endoplasmic membranes from prolactinoma cells

    • A. M. Landolt
    • V. Osterwalder
    • T. A. Landolt

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 640 - 642

27. Effect of phosphonic analogues of glutamic acid on glutamate decarboxylase

    • A. M. Lacoste
    • S. Mansour
    • E. Neuzil

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 643 - 644

28. Number of dopamine neurons predicts prolactin levels in two inbred mouse strains

    • A. F. Sved
    • H. Baker
    • D. J. Reis

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 644 - 646

29. Effect of tingenone, a quinonoid triterpene, on growth and macromolecule biosynthesis in Trypanosoma cruzi

    • S. G. Goijman
    • J. F. Turrens
    • A. O. M. Stoppani

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 646 - 648

30. Splenic thymidine kinase and DNA during early postnatal development of the androgenized female rat

    • M. Litteria
    • C. G. Popoff

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 649 - 650

31. Plasma aldosterone in newborn and adult Vipera aspis

    • B. Uva
    • M. Vallarino
    • G. Isola

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 650 - 651

32. Maturation of the pineal melatonin rhythm in long- and short-day reared Djungarian hamsters

    • S. M. Yellon
    • L. Tamarkin
    • B. D. Goldman

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 651 - 652

33. Pituitary growth hormone and hypothalamic somatostatin in young female rats versus old constant estrous female rats

    • L. J. Forman
    • W. E. Sonntag
    • J. Meites

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 653 - 654

34. AnAnolis skin melanophore assay suitable for photoaffinity labeling studies with α-MSH

    • A. N. Eberle
    • J. Girard

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 654 - 656

35. Malignant hyperthermia: Molecular defects in membrane permeability

    • K. S. Cheah
    • A. M. Cheah

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 656 - 661

36. Hypersensitivity to endotoxin hepatotoxicity in rats with inflammatory lesions

    • S. Ishizuki
    • S. Kisa
    • E. Fujihira

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 661 - 664

37. Effect of propane sultone pretreatment on Friend virus leukemogenesis in mice

    • R. B. Raikow
    • J. P. OKunewick
    • D. L. Kociban

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 664 - 666

38. The effect of cyclic AMP on Na⁺ and K⁺ transport systems in mouse macrophages

    • J. Diez
    • P. Braquet
    • R. P. Garay

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 666 - 667

39. Natural killer-like activity in human cultured lymphoid cells propagated in the presence of interleukin-2: acquired resistance to prostaglandin E₂- or dexamethasone-mediated suppression

    • H. Suzuki
    • N. Yamashita
    • S. Yano

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 667 - 669

40. Effect of aloe lectin on deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in baby hamster kidney cells

    • A. Yagi
    • K. Machii
    • I. Nishioka

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 669 - 671

41. The potency of heparin-like activity of glycosaminoglycans released by human endothelial cells in culture

    • K. Shimada
    • I. Kusumoto
    • T. Ozawa

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 671 - 673

42. Efficient cell proliferation and predominant accumulation of ɛ-globin mRNA in human leukemic K562 cells which produce mostly Hb Gower 1

    • R. Gambari
    • F. Amelotti
    • R. Piva

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 673 - 675

43. Mutagenicity and toxicity of chloroethylene oxide and chloroacetaldehyde

    • M. -H. Perrard

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 676 - 677

44. Genetic differences between inbred strains of mice; a new source of variation in high-sulphur keratins

    • L. K. Barnett
    • J. A. Bird-Stewart

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 677 - 680

45. Supernumerary chromosomes in Drosophila nasuta albomicana

    • N. B. Ramachandra
    • H. A. Ranganath

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 680 - 681

46. Pseudomonas lectin PA-I detects hybrid product of blood group AB genes in saliva

    • N. Gilboa-Garber
    • L. Mizrahi

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 681 - 682

47. Presence of intrachromatidic bands in mitotic chromosomes ofTriturus marmoratus (Amphibia: Caudata)

    • P. Herrero
    • J. Gosálvez

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 683 - 684

48. Brain stimulation of juvenile hormone production in insect larvae

    • F. Sehnal
    • H. Rembold

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 684 - 685

49. Morphological differentiation of the growing oocyte ofCtenomys torquatus (Rodentia, Octodontidae)

    • M. M. Brauer

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 685 - 687

50. Comparison of the effects of imidazo[1,2-a]pyridine-2-carbamates and benzimidazole-2-carbamates on the development of Hymenolepis nana in Tribolium confusum

    • M. Novak
    • B. J. Blackburn

    Short Communications 15 May 1985 Pages: 687 - 689