1. Integrating chromosome structure with function

   • J. B. Rattner

   Chromosoma Focus Pages: 259 - 264

2. Homologies in human and Macasa fuscata chromosomes revealed by in situ suppression hybridization with human chromosome specific DNA libraries

   • J. Wienberg
   • R. Stanyon
   • T. Cremer

   Original Articles Pages: 265 - 270

3. Y enriched and Y specific DNA sequences from the genome of the mediterranean fruit fly, Ceratitis capitata

   • Joan E. Anleitner
   • David S. Haymer

   Original Articles Pages: 271 - 278

4. Demonstration of replication patterns in the last premeiotic S-phase of male Chinese hamsters after BrdU pulse labeling

   • Anna Latos-Bielenska
   • Walther Vogel

   Original Articles Pages: 279 - 283

5. Chromosome banding in amphibia

   • M. Schmid
   • C. Steinlein
   • W. Feichtinger

   Original Articles Pages: 284 - 292

6. Distribution of Drosophila melanogaster transposable element sequences in species of the obscura group

   • R. de Frutos
   • K. R. Peterson
   • M. G. Kidwell

   Original Articles Pages: 293 - 300

7. Early stages of sex chromosome differentiation in fish as analysed by simple repetitive DNA sequences

   • Indrajit Nanda
   • Manfred Schartl
   • Michael Schmid

   Original Articles Pages: 301 - 310

8. Fine structural organization of a non-reticulate plant cell nucleus

   • S. Moreno Díaz de la Espina
   • A. Mínguez
   • O. M. Echeverría

   Original Articles Pages: 311 - 321

9. Antibodies to defined histone epitopes reveal variations in chromatin conformation and underacetylation of centric heterochromatin in human metaphase chromosomes

   • Peter Jeppesen
   • Arthur Mitchell
   • Paul Perry

   Original Articles Pages: 322 - 332

10. The organisation of repetitive DNA sequences on human chromosomes with respect to the kinetochore analysed using a combination of oligonucleotide primers and CREST anticentromere serum

    • Arthur Mitchell
    • Peter Jeppesen
    • John Gosden

    Original Articles Pages: 333 - 341

11. Activating regions of yeast transcription factors must have both acidic and hydrophobic amino acids

    • Douglas M. Ruden

    Original Articles Pages: 342 - 348

12. Variation in genomic alu repeat density as a basis for rapid construction of low resolution physical maps of human chromosomes

    • Michael J. Lane
    • P. Greg Waterbury
    • John C. Hozier

    Original Articles Pages: 349 - 357

13. Characterization and chromosomal distribution of a tandemly repeated DNA sequence from the Australian sheep blowfly, Lucilia cuprina

    • Harvey D. Perkins
    • D. G. Bedo
    • Antony J. Howells

    Original Articles Pages: 358 - 364

14. On the influence of decreased chiasma frequency on preferential MI pairing behaviour of rye chromosomes in wheat-rye derivatives

    • Elena Benavente
    • Juan Orellana

    Original Articles Pages: 365 - 373

15. Synaptic interrelationships between the segments of the heteromorphic bivalent in double heterozygotes for paracentric inversions in chromosome 1 of the house mouse

    • Pavel M. Borodin
    • Ivan P. Gorlov
    • Tatyana Yu. Ladygina

    Original Articles Pages: 374 - 379