259
Index of Authors Volumes 61-66
c , DELARUE, M. and VILAIN, c. Cytoplasmic regulation of the duration of cleavage
in amphibian eggs 64, 259
ANDERSON, H. Projections from sensory neurons developing at ectopic sites in insects
AIMAR,
65 supp, 209
ANDERSON,
w. A. andGIBSON, M. A. Some effects of glucagon on chick embryo development
62,95
AUGUSTINE, J. M. Influence
of the entoderm on mesodermal expansion in the area vasculosa
of the chick 65, 89
AZAR, Y. 0/U/EYAL-GILADI, H. Interaction of epiblast and hypoblast in the formation of the
primitive streak and the embryonic axis in chick, as revealed by hypoblast-rotation
experiments 61, 133
v. and SPIEGELMAN, i. Mouse egg ribosomes: evidence for
storage in lattices 62, 153
BAIN BRIDGE, s. P. and BOWNES, M. Staging the metamorphosis of Drosophila melanogaster
66,57
BATE, c. M. O/K/GRUNEWALD, E. B. Embryogenesis of an insect nervous system. II: A second
class of neuron precursor cells and the origin of the intersegmental connectives
61,317
BACHVAROVA, R., DE LEON,
BEAUPAIN, D. See VASSE, J
BECK, F. See FREEMAN, S. J.
BEDDINGTON, R. s. p. An autoradiographic
analysis of the potency of embryonic ectoderm
in the 8th day postimplantation mouse embryo 64, 87
BEETSCHEN, J-C. See BLUEMINK, J. G.
BELLAIRS, R., IRELAND, G. w., SANDERS, E. J. om/sTERN, c. D. The behaviour of embryonic
chick and quail tissues in culture 61, 15
BESSEM, c. See MELNICK, M.
BIERNE, J. See SIVARADJAM, S.
BIGGIN, R. j . Pattern re-establishment
- transplantation and regeneration of the leg in the
cricket Teleogryllus commodus (Walker) 61, 87
BILLETT, F. S. See MARINOS, E.
BILLINGTON, W. D. See KIRKWOOD, K. J.
BLUEMINK, J. G. and BEETSCHEN, j.-c. An
ultrastructural study of the maternal-effect
embryos of the ac/ac mutant of Pleurodeles wait I showing a gastrulation defect 63, 67
BONAZZOLI, R. See MODEL, P.
BOWNES, M. See BAINBRIDGE, S. P.
BOWNES, M. and ROBERTS, S. Analysis
of vestigial" (vgw): a mutation causing homoeosis
of haltere to wing and posterior wing duplications in Drosophila melanogaster 65 supp, 49
BRADAMANTE, Z. See $VAJGER, A.
BRICK, I. See LEBLANC, J.
BROWER, D. L., SMITH, R. J. and WILCOX, M. Differentiation
revealed by immunofluorescence
within the gonads oWrosophila
63, 233
BROWN, K. S., CRANLEY, R. E., GREEN, R., KLEINMAN, H. K. and PENNYPACKER, J. P.
Disproportionate micromelia (Dmm): an incomplete dominant mouse dwarfism with
abnormal cartilage matrix 62,165
BROWNELL, A. G. See MELNICK, M.
BRULET, P. See KEMLER, R.
CHEVALLIER, A. See LEWIS, J.
COLMAN, A. See MOHUN, T. J.
260
Index of Authors
a/w/suMMERBELL, D. Control of growth related to pattern specification in chick
wing-bud mesenchyme 65 supp, 169
COPP, A. J. The mechanism of mouse egg-cylinder morphogenesis in vitro 61, 277
COOKE, J.
CRAN, D. G. See MOOR, R. M.
CRANLEY, R. E. See BROWN, K. S.
CUDENNEC, c. A. and JOHNSON, G. R.
Presence of multipotential haemopoietic cells in
tetracarcinoma cultures 61, 51
DAMJANOV, i. See wu, T-C.
DAVIS, E. M. and TRINKAUS, J. P.
Significance of cell-to-cell contacts for the directional
movement of neural crest cells within a hydrated collagen lattice 63, 29
DE LEON, V. See BACHVAROVA, R.
DE POMERAI, D. i. andGALI, M. A. H. Influence
of serum factors on the prevalence of'normal'
and 'foreign' differentiation pathways in cultures of chick embryo neuroretinal cells 62,
291
DELARUE, M. See AIMAR, C.
EBENDAL, T. Control of neurite extension by embryonic heart explants
EGAR, M. See WALLACE, H.
EGLITIS, M. A. and WILEY, L. M. Tetraploidy and early development:
61, 289
effects on developmental timing and embryonic metabolism 66, 91
EHRENSPERGER, M., PETTER, c. and KEUKY, L. Foetal megakaryoblastic abnormality
associated with congenital limb amputation in the br/br rabbit 62, 109
ENSLEE, E. c. 0/U/RIDDIFORD, J. M. Blastokinesis in embryos of the bug, Pynhocoris apterus.
A light and electron microscopic study I. Normal blastokinesis 61, 35
ETO, K., FIGUEROA, A., TAMARA, G. and PRATT, R. M. Induction of cleft lip in cultured rat
embryos by localized administration of tunicamycin 64, 1
EVANS, M. J. See STINNAKRE, M. G.
EYAL-GILADI, H. See AZAR, Y.
EYAL-GILADI, H. See FABIAN, B.
EYAL-GILADI, H., GINSBURG, M. and FARBAROV, A.
Avian primordial germ cells are of
epiblastic origin 65,139
study of cell shedding during the formation of the
area pellucida in the chick embryo 64,11
FABIAN, B. W E Y A L - G I L A D I , H. A S E M
FALLON, J. F. See ROWE, D. A.
FARBAROV, A. See EYAL-GILADI, H.
FAWCETT, J. w. How axons grow down the Xenopus optic nerve 65, 219
FIGUEROA, A. See ETO, K.
FOSTEN, M. See MCMAHON, A.
FREEMAN, s. J., BECK, F. and LLOYD, J. B. The role of the visceral yolk sac
in mediating
protein utilization by rat embryos cultured in vitro 66, 223
FUKUDA-TAIRA, s. Location of pre-hepatic cells in the early developmental stages of quail
embryos 64, 73
FUKUDA-TAIRA, s. Hepatic induction in the avian embryo: specificity of reactive endoderm
and inducive mesoderm 63, 111
GAILLARD, J. See KEMLER, R.
GALI, M. A. H. See DE POMERAI, D. I.
GASC, J.-M. and STUMPF, w. E. Sexual
differentiation of the urogenital tract in the chicken
embryo: autoradiographic localization of sex-steroid target cells during development 63,
207
GASC, J.-M. and STUMPF, W. E. The bursa of Fabricius of the chicken embryo: localization
and ontogenic evolution of sex-steroid target cells 63, 225
GAZE, R. M. See STRAZNICKY, C.
GIBSON, M. A. See ANDERSON, W. A.
Index of Authors
261
OINSBURG, M. See EYAL-GILADI, H.
GREENE, R. See BROWN, K. S.
GRIMES, G. W. See HAMMERSMITH, R. L.
GRUNEWALD, E. B. See BATE, C. M.
GUMPEL-PINOT, M. Ectoderm-mesoderm interactions
in relation to limb-bud chondrogenesis
in the chick embryo: transfilter cultures and ultrastructural studies 65, 73
GUMPEL-PINOT, M. See HINCHLIFFE, J. R.
p. am/KRisTiANSEN, s. Role of the kidney in foetal erythropoiesis: Erythropoiesis
and erythropoietin levels in newborn mice with renal agenesis 61,165
HALL, B. K. Specificity in the differentiation and morphogenesis of neural crest-derived
scleral ossicles and of epithelial sceral papillae in the eye of the embryonic chick 66, 175
HALL, B. K. The induction of neural crest-derived cartilage and bone by embryonic epithelia:
an analysis of the mode of action of an epithelial-mesenchymal interaction 64, 305
HAMMERSMITH, R. L. and GRIMES, G. w. Effects of cystment on cells of Oxytricha fallax
possessing supernumerary dorsal bristle rows 63, 17
HAGA,
HILLMAN, N. See NADIJCKA, M.
HINCHLIFFE, J. R. and GUMPEL-PINOT, M.
Control of maintenance and anteroposterior
skeletal differentiation of the anterior mesenchyme of the chick wing bud by its posterior
margin (the ZPA)
62, 63
HOGAN, B. L. M. and TILLY, R. Cell interactions and endoderm differentiation in cultured
mouse embryos 62, 379
HOLDER, N. Pattern formation and growth in the regenerating limbs of urodelean amphibians
65 supp, 19
HONIG, L. s., SMITH, J. c , HORNBRUCH, A. and WOLPERT, L. Effects of biochemical inhibitors on positional signalling in the chick limb bud 62, 203
HORNBRUCH, A. See HONIG, L. S.
HORNBRUCH, A. See WOLPERT, L.
IKEGAMI, S. See SATOH, N.
ILGREN, E. B. On the control
of the trophoblastic giant-cell transformation in the mouse:
homotypic cellular interactions and polyploidy 62, 183
IRELAND, G. W. See BELLAIRS, R.
JACOB, F. See KELMER, R.
JACQUOT, R. See NAGEL, M. D.
JARRETT, L. S. See MODEL, P. G.
JASKOLL, T. See MELNICK, M.
JOHNSON, G. R. See CUDENNEC, C. A.
JOHNSON, M. H. and ROSS ANT, J. Molecular
studies on cells of the trophoectodermal lineage
of the postimplantation mouse embryo 61, 103
JOHNSTON, M. C. See MILLICOVSKY, G.
KACEW, s. See NARBAITZ, R.
KACZANOWSKA, J. Polymorphism
and specificity of positioning of contractile vacuole pores
in a ciliate Chilodonella steini 65, 57
KAPRIO, E. A. Transfilter evidence for a zone of polarizing activity participating in limb
morphogenesis 65, 185
KARLSSON, J. and SMITH, R. J. Regeneration from duplicating fragments of the Drosophila
wing disc 66, 223
KARLSSON, J. The distribution of regenerative potential in the wing disc of Drosophila 61,
303
KARLSSON, J. Sequence of regeneration in the Drosophila wing disc 65 supp, 37
KAY, R. R. and TREVAN, D. J. Dictyostelium amoebae can differentiate into spores without
cell-to-cell contact 62, 369
KEATING, M. J. See STRAZNICKY, C.
262
Index of Authors
and JACOB, F. Reactivity of
monoclonal antibodies against intermediate filament proteins during embryonic development 64, 45
KENNARD, c. Factors involved in the development of ipsilateral retinothalamic projections
in Xenopus laevis 65, 199
KER RIDGE, s. and SANG, J. H. Developmental analysis of the homoeotic mutation bithoraxoid
of Drosophila melanogaster 61, 69
KEMLER, R., BROLET, P., SCHNEBELEN, M-T., GAILLARD, J.
KEUKY, L. See EHRENSPERGER, M.
KIELBOWNA, L. The formation of
somites and early myotomal myogenesis in Xenopus
laevis, Bombina variegata and Pelobates fuscus 64, 295
KIENY, M. See LEWIS, J.
KIMBER, s. J. and SURANI, M. A. H.
Morphogenetic analysis of changing cell associations
following release of 2-cell and 4-cell mouse embryos from cleavage arrest 61, 331
KIRK WOOD, K. J. and BILL ING TON, w. D. Expression of serologically detectable H-2
antigens on mid-gestation mouse embryonic tissue 61, 207
Distribution of endogenous /?-galactoside-specific lectin, fibronectin and
type I and III collagens during dermal condensation in chick embryos 65, 41
KLEINMAN, H. K. See BROWN, K. S.
KNUDSEN, T. B. O/K/KOCHHAR, D. M. The role of morphogenetic cell death during abnormal
limb-bud outgrowth in mice heterozygous for the dominant mutation Hemimelia-extra toe
(Hmx) 65 supp, 289
KOBAYAKAWA, Y. and KUBOT A, H. Y. Temporal pattern of cleavage and the onset of gastrulation in amphibian embryos developed from eggs with the reduced cytoplasm 62, 83
KITAMURA, K.
KOCHHAR, D. M. See KNUDSEN, T. B.
KOSHER, R. A., SAVAGE, M. p. and WALKER, K. H.
A gradation of hyaluronate accumulation along the proximodistal axis of the embryonic chick limb bud 63, 85
KOSTOVIC-KNE2EVIC, L. See SVAJGER, A.
KRISTIANSEN, s. See HAGA, P.
KUBOTA, H. Y. See KOBAYAKAWA, Y.
LAMB, A. H.
Selective bilateral motor innervation in Xenopus tadpoles with one hind limb
65, 149
c. H. J., ROMBOUT, J. w. H. M. and TIMMERMANS, L. p. M. An experimental study
on neural crest migration in Barbus conchonius (Cyprinidae, Teleostei), with special reference to the origin of the enteroendocrine cells 62, 309
LAMERS,
LANE, C. D. See MOHUN, T. J.
LAWRENCE, p. A. A general cell
marker for clonal analysis of Drosophila development 64,
321
and BRICK, i. Morphologic aspects of adhesion and spreading behaviour of
amphibian blastula and gastrula cells 61, 145
LEBLANC, J. and BRICK, i. Calcium and spreading behaviour of amphibian blastula and
gastrula cells 64, 149
LEBLANC, J.
LEVAK-SVAJGER, B. See SVAJGER, A.
LEWIS, J., CHEVALLIER, A., KIENY, M. and WOLPERT, L.
Muscle nerve branches do not
develop in chick wings devoid of muscle 64, 211
LLOYD, J. B. See FREEMAN, S. J.
MACDOUGALL, M. See MELNICK, M.
MAC MILL AN, G. J. Experimental evidence for autonomous action of the periodic albinism
(ap) gene within developing retinal pigment cells and melanophores of Xenopus laevis 64,
333
MACVITTIE, T. J. See WEINBERG, S. R.
MAD EN, M. Experiments on Anuran limb buds and their significance for principles of vertebrate limb development 63, 243
MADEN, M. Morphallaxis in an epimorphic system: size, growth control and pattern formation during amphibian limb regeneration 65 supp, 151
Index of Authors
263
MALACINSKI, O. M. See YOUN, B. W.
MANASEK, F. J. See NAKAMURA, A.
MARINOS, E. and BILLETT, F. S. Mitochondrial
number, cytochrome oxidase and succinic
dehydrogenase activity in Xenopus laevis oocytes 62, 395
MASUI, T. Differentiation of the yolk-sac endoderm under the influence of the digestive-tract
mesenchyme 62, 277
MCCARTHY, E. O. See WEINBERG, S. R.
MCLAREN, A. See MONK, M.
MCMAHON, A., FOSTEN, M. O/K/MONK, M. Random
X-chromosome inactivation in female
primordial germ cells in the mouse 64, 251
MCNULTY, T. R. See STEPHENS, T. D.
MELLER, K. Effects of concanavalin A
on developing ganglion cells in the retina of chick
embryos 65, 27
MILLICOVSKY, G. and JOHNSTON, M. c. Active role of embryonic facial epithelium: new
evidence of cellular events in morphogenesis 63, 53
MELNICK, M. J., JASKOLL, T., BROWNELL, A. G., MACDOUGALL, M., BESSEM, C. and SLAV-
KIN, H. c. Spatiotemporal patterns of fibronectin distribution during embryonic development I. Chick limbs 63, 193
MODEL, P. G., JARRETT, L. s. and BONAZZOLI, R. Cellular contacts between hindbrain and
prospective ear during inductive interaction in the axolotl embryo 66, 27
MOHUN, T. J., LANE, c. D., COLMAN, A. and WYLIE, c. c. The secretion of proteins in vitro
from Xenopus oocytes and their accessory cells: a biochemical and morphological study
61, 367
MONK, M. See MCMAHON, A.
MONK, M. and MCLAREN, A.
X-chromosome activity in foetal germ cells of the mouse
63,75
j . c , CRAN, D. G. and WALTERS, D. E. Selective effects of gonadotrophins on cell coupling, nuclear maturation and protein synthesis in mammalian oocytes
61, 347
MOOR, R. M., OSBORN,
MORRIS, M. See NADIJCKA, M.
MORRISS-KAY, G. M. See PUTZ, B.
MORRISS-KAY, G. M. Growth and development
of pattern in the cranial neural epithelium
of rat embryos during neurulation 65 supp, 225
MOTE, M. I. See STARK, R. J.
NADIJCKA, M., MORRIS, M. and HILLMAN, N. The
effect of delay on the expression of the
t«/t« genotype 63,267
NAGEL, J. See NAGEL, M. D.
NAGEL, M. D., NAGEL, j . and JACQUOT, R.
Early erythropoiesis in foetal rat bone marrow:
evidence for a liver-to-bone marrow relay 64, 275
NAKAMURA, A. and MANASEK, F. J. An experimental study of the relation of cardiac jelly to
the shape of the early chick embryonic heart 65, 235
NAKANASHI, Y. See OOHIRA, A.
NARAYANAN, C. H. See NARAYANAN, Y.
NARAYANAN, Y. and NARAYANAN, c. H. Ultrastructural and histochemical observations in
the developing iris musculature in the chick 62, 117
s. and SIT WELL, L. Carbonic anhydrase activity in the chick embryo
chorioallantois: regional distribution and vitamin D regulation 65, 127
NARBAITZ, R., KACEW,
NEW, D. A. T. See SADLER, T. W.
NICHOLS, D. H. Neural crest formation
in the head of the mouse embryo as observed using
a new histological technique 64, 105
NIEMIERKO, A. Postimplantation development ofCB-inducedtriploid mouse embryos 66,81
264
Index of Authors
NOGAMI, H. See OOHIRA, A.
NOG AW A, H. Analysis of elongating morphogenesis of quail anterior submaxillary gland:
absence of localized cell proliferation 62, 229
NOGAWA, H. and MIZUNO, T. Mesenchymal control over elongating and branching morphogenesis in salivary gland development 66, 209
NOWEL, M. s. Formation of the retina-lamina projection of the cockroach: no evidence for
neuronal specificity 62, 241
NOWEL, M. s. Postembryonic growth of the compound eye of the cockroach 62, 259
and NAKANASHI, Y. Abnormal overgrowth of chick embryos
treated with /Miitrophenyl /?-D-xyloside at early stages of development 61, 221
OOHIRA, A., NOGAMI, H.
OSBORN, J. c. See MOOR, R. M.
c , WUDL, L. R. and SHERMAN, M. i. In vitro studies of mouse embryos bearing mutations in the T complex: effects of culture in suboptimal medium upon t6/te and normal
embryos 63, 99
PALEN, K. and THORNEBY, L. Effects of L-phenylalanine on somite formation in the early
chick embryo 61, 175
PAI, A.
PENNYPACKER, J. P. See BROWN, K. S.
PETTER, C. See EHRENSPERGER, M.
PHILLIPS, N. See ZIMMERMAN, E. F.
POOLE, T. J. and STEINBERG, M. S. Amphibian
pronephric duct morphogenesis: segregation,
cell rearrangement and directed migration of the Ambystoma duct rudiment 63, 1
PRITCHARD, D. j . Transdifferentiation of chicken embryo neural retina into pigment epithelium : indications of its biochemical basis 62, 47
PRATT, R. M. See ETO, K.
PUTZ,B.P.O«^/MORRISS-KAY,G.
Abnormal neural fold development intrisomy 12 and trisomy
14 mouse embryos I. Scanning electron microscopy 66, 141
REEVE, J. G. and WILD, A. E.
Secondary lens formation from the cornea following implantation
of larval tissues between the inner and outer corneas of Xenopus laevis tadpoles 64, 121
REEVE, w. J. D. Cytoplasmic polarity develops at compaction in rat and mouse embryos
62, 351
REEVE, w. j . D. The distribution of ingested horseradish peroxidase in the 16-cell mouse
embryo 66, 191
REEVE, w. J. D. and ZIOMEYL, c. A. Distribution of microvilli on dissociated blastomeres from
mouse embryos: evidence for surface polarization at compaction 62, 339
RENFREE, M. B. See THORNBER, E. J.
RIDDIFORD, L. M. See ENSLEE, E. C.
ROBERTS, N. See ZIMMERMAN, E. F.
ROBERTS, S. See BOWNES, M.
ROMBOUT, J. W. H. M. See LAMERS, C. H. J.
ROSSANT, J. See JOHNSON, M. H.
ROSS ANT, J. am/TAMURA-Lis, w. Effect of culture conditions on diploid to giant-cell transformation in postimplantation mouse trophoblast 62, 217
ROSSANT, J. and VIJH, K. M. In vivo and in vitro development of mouse embryos homozygous
for the embryonic lethal velvet coat(Fe) mutation 66, 43
ROWE, D. A. and FALLON, J. F. The effect of removing posterior apical ectodermal ridge of
the chick wing and leg on pattern formation 65 supp, 309
SADLER, T. w. and NEW, D. A. T. Culture of mouse embryos during neurulation
SANDERS, E. J. See BELLAIRS, R.
SANG, J. H. See KERRIDGE, S.
SATOH, N. a/tt/iKEGAMi, s. A definite number of aphidicolin-sensitive cell-cyclic
66, 109
events are
required for acetylcholinesterase development in the presumptive muscle cells of the
ascidian embryos 61, 1
Index of Authors
265
SATOH, N. am/1 KEG A MI,
s. On the 'clock' mechanism determining the time of tissue-specific
enzyme development during ascidian embryogenesis. II. Evidence for association of the
clock with the cycle of DNA replication 64, 61
SAVAGE, M. P. See KOSHER, R. A.
SCHNEBELEN, M-T. See KEMLER, R.
SHANKLAND, M. Development of a sensory
afferent projection in the grasshopper embryo.
I. Growth of peripheral pioneer axons within the central nervous system 64, 169
SHANKLAND, M. Development of a sensory afferent projection in the grasshopper embryo.
II. Growth and branching of peripheral sensory axons within the central nervous system
64, 187
SHELTON, p. M. J., TRUBY, p. R. and SHELTON, R. G. J. Naturally occurring abnormalities
(Bruchdreifachbildungen) in the chelae of three species of Crustacea (Decapoda) and a
possible explanation 63, 285
SHELTON, R. G. J. See SHELTON, P. M. J.
SHERMAN, M. I. See PAI, A. C.
SHIOJIRI, N. Enzymo- and immunocytochemical
analyses of the differentiation of liver cells
in the prenatal mouse 62, 139
SIMPSON, p. Growth and cell competition in Drosophila 65 supp, 77
SITWELL, L. See NARBAITZ, R.
SIVARADJAM, s. O/H/BIERNE, J. Sex
differentiation in bilaterally allophenic animals produced
by cloning of two bipartite male/female chimaeras of Lineus sanguineus 65, 173
SLAVKIN, H. C. See MELNICK, M.
SMITH, E. and WILLIAMS, K. L. The
age-dependent loss of cells from the rear of a Dictyostelium discoideum slug is not tip controlled 61, 61
SMITH, J. c. Growth factors and pattern formation 65 supp, 187
SMITH, J. C. See HONIG, L.
SMITH, J. c. and WOLPERT, L. Pattern
formation along the anteroposterior axis of the chick
wing: the increase in width following a polarizing region graft and the effect of X-irradiation 63, 127
SMITH, R. J. See BROWER, D. L.
SMITH, R. J. See KARLSSON, J.
SNOW, M. H. L. Autonomous development
of parts isolated from primitive-streak-stage
mouse embryos. Is development clonal ? 65 supp, 269
SNOW, M. H. L. See TAM, P. P. L.
SPIEGELMAN, I. See BACHVAROVA, R.
STARK, R. j . am/MOTE, M. i. Postembryonic development of the visual system of Periplaneta
americana. I. Patterns of growth and differentiation
STEINBERG, M. S. See POOLE, T. J.
STEPHENS, T. D. andMCNULTY, T. R.
66, 235
Evidence for a metameric pattern in the development
of the chick humerus 61, 191
STERN, C. D. See BELLAIRS, R.
STERN, P. L. See STINNAKRE, M. G.
STINNAKRE, M. G., EVANS, M. J., WILLISON, K. R.
am/sTERN, p. L. Expression of Forssman
antigen in the post-implantation mouse embryo 61, 117
STIRLING, R. V. See SUMMERBELL, D.
s TO CUM, D. L. Distal transformation in regenerating double anterior axolotl limbs 65 supp, 3
c , GAZE, R. M. and KEATING, M. J. The development of the retinotectal
projections from compound eyes in Xenopus 62, 13
STRAZNICKY, c. and TAY, D. Spreading of hemiretinal projections in the ipsilateral tectum
following unilateral enucleation: a study of optic nerve regeneration in Xenopus with one
compound eye 61, 259
STRAZNICKY, c. and TAY, D. Interactions between compound and normal eye projections
in dually innervated tectum: a study of optic nerve regeneration in Xenopus 66, 159
STRAZNICKY,
STUMPF, w. E. See GASC, J.-M.
SUMMERBELL, D. The control of growth and the development of pattern across the anteroposterior axis of the chick limb bud 63, 161
266
Index of Authors
SUMMERBELL, D. Evidence for
regulation of growth, size and pattern in the developing chick
limb bud 65 supp, 129
SUMMERBELL, D. See COOKE, J.
SUMMERBELL, D. and STIRLING, R.
v. The innervation of dorsoventrally reversed chick
wings: evidence that motor axons do not actively seek out their appropriate targets 61,
233
SURANI, M. A. H. See KIMBER, S. J.
SVAJGER, A., LEVAK-§VAJGER, B., KOSTOVIC-KNEZEVlC, L. and BRAD AM ANTE, Z. Mor-
phogenetic behaviour of the rat embryonic ectoderm as a renal homograft
65 supp, 243
TAM, p. p. L. The control of somitogenesis in mouse embryos 65 supp, 103
TAM, p. p. L. and SNOW, M. H. L. Proliferation and migration of primordial germ cells during
compensatory growth in mouse embryos 64, 133
TAMARA, G. See ETO, K.
TAMURA-LIS, W. See ROSSANT, J.
TAY, D. See STRAZNICKY, C.
THORNBER, E. J., RENFREE, M. B.
and WALLACE, G. i. Biochemical studies of intrauterine
components of the tammar wallaby Macropus eugenii during pregnancy 62, 325
THORNEBY, L. See PALEN, K.
TILLY, R. See HOGAN, B. L. M.
TIMMERMANS, L. P. M. See LAMERS, C. H. J.
TREVAN, D. J. See KAY, R. R.
TRINKAUS, J. P. See DAVIS, E. M.
TRUBY, P. R. See SHELTON, P. M. J.
TUCKER, J. B. Cytoskeletal coordination and
intercellular signalling during metazoan
embryogenesis 65, 1
TURNER, R. N. Probability aspects of supernumerary production in the regenerating limbs
of the axolotl, Ambystoma mexicanum 65, 119
VASAN, N.
s. Proteoglycan synthesis by sternal chondrocytes perturbed with Vitamin A 63,
181
VASSE,
J. and BEAUPAIN,
D.
Erythropoiesis and haemoglobin ontogeny in the turtle Emys
orbicular is L. 62, 129
VIJH, K. See ROSSANT, J.
VILAIN, C. See AIMAR, C.
WALKER, K. H. See KOSHER, R. A.
WALLACE, G. I. See THORNBER, E. J.
WALLACE, H., WATSON, A. and EGAR, M.
Regeneration of subnormally innervated axolotl
arms 62, 1
WALTERS, D. E. See MOOR, R. M.
WAKAHARA, M. Accumulation, spatial
distribution and partial characterization of poly(A)+
RNA in the developing oocytes of Xenopus laevis 66, 127
WAN, Y-J. See wu, T-C.
WATSON, A. See WALLACE, H.
WEE, E. L. See ZIMMERMAN, E. F.
WEINBERG, s. R., MCCARTHY, E.G.
and MACVITTIE,
following in utero low-dose irradiation 62, 37
WILCOX, M. See BROWER, D. L.
WILD, A. E. See REEVE, J. G.
WILEY, L. M. See EGLITIS, M. A.
WILL AD SEN, s. M. The developmental
T. J.
Foetal murine haemopoiesis
capacity of blastomeres from 4- and 8-cell sheep
embryos 65, 165
WILLIAMS, J. P. G. Catch-up growth 65 supp, 89
WILLIAMS, K. L. See SMITH, E.
WILLIAMSON, K. R. See STINNAKRE, M. G.
Index of Authors
WOLPERT,
WOLPERT,
WOLPERT,
WOLPERT,
L.
L.
L.
L.
267
See HONIG, L.
See LEWIS, J.
See SMITH, J. C.
W H O R N B R U C H , A.
Positional signalling along the anteroposterior axis of
the chick wing. The effect of multiple polarizing region grafts 63, 145
wu, T-C, WAN, Y-J. and DAMJANOV, I. Positioning of inner cell mass determines the development of mouse blastocysts in vitro 65, 105
WUDL, L. R. See PAI, A.
WYLIE, c. c. See MOHUN, T. J.
Ionic induction of the frog cement-gland cell from presumptive ectodermal
tissues 61, 249
YOUN, B. w. and MALACINSKI, G. M. Comparative analysis of amphibian somite morphogenesis : cell rearrangement patterns during rosette formation and myoblast fusion 66, 1
YOUN, B. w. and MALACINSKI, G. M. Somitogenesis in the amphibian Xenopus laevis:
Scanning electron microscopic analysis of intrasomitic cellular arrangements during somite
rotation 64, 23
YOSHIZAKI, N.
and
palate just prior to shelf elevation 64, 233
ZIMMERMAN, E. F., WEE, E. L., PHILLIPS, N.
ZIOMEK, c. A. See REEVE, W. J. D.
ROBERTS, N.
Presence of serotonin in the