Genetics 1993: Vol 133 Table of Contents

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QENETICS
A PERIODICAL RECORD OF INVESTIGATIONS
BEARING ON HEREDITY AND VARIATION
Founded in 1916
and published by
The Genetics Society of America
VOLUME 133, JANUARY-APRIL, 1993
GENETICS VOLUME 133, JANUARY/APRIL,
EDITORIAL BOARD
JOHN W. DRAKE, Editor
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
SALLY LYMAN ALLEN (1994) ROWLAND H. Davis (1993) MARK JOHNSTON (1994)
University of Michigan University of California, Irvine Washington University School of
Medicine
KAREN ARTZT (1993) RoBINn E. DENELL (1995)
University of Texas, Austin Kansas State University ELIZABETH JONES (1993)
Carnegie-Mellon University
DouG.as E. BERG (1993) NORMAN R. DRINKWATER (1995)
Washington University School of University of Wisconsin CaTHy C. LAURIE (1994)
Medicine Duke University
WALTER F. EANgES (1994)
DAVID BOTSTEIN (1994) State University of New York WEN-HSIUNG LI (1994)
Stanford University School of University of Texas at Houston
WARRENJ . EWENs (1995)
Medicine
University of Pennsylvania MICHAEL LYNCH (1994)
JOHN E. BoyNnTON (1995) University of Oregon
Victoria G. FINNERTY (1993)
Duke University
Emory University Trupy F. C. Mackay (1993)
ANTHONY H. D. BRowN (1994) North Carolina State University
MARGARET T. FULLER (1994)
CSIRO Division of Plant Industry
Stanford University Russ MAURER (J 995)
MICHAEL BULMER (1995) Case Western Reserve University
ROGER E. GANSCHOw (1995)
Rutgers University
Children’s Hospital Research PATRICIAJ . PUKKILA (1995)
BENJAMIN BuRR (1995) Foundation University of North Carolina
Brookhaven National Laboratory
G. BRIAN GOLDING (1994) TRUDY SCHUPBACH (1993)
MARIAN CARLSON (1993) McMaster University Princeton University
Columbia University
MAUREEN R. HANSON (1995) WILLIAM F. SHERIDAN (1995)
DEBORAH CHARLESWORTH (1994) Cornell University University of North Dakota
University of Chicago
ROBERT K. HERMAN (1993) MICHAELJ . SIMMONS (1994)
PETER CHERBAS (1994) University of Minnesota University of Minnesota
Indiana University
WILLIAM G. HILL (1994) MONTGOMERY SLATKIN (1994)
JOANNE CuHory (1995) University of Edinburgh University of California, Berkeley
The Salk Institute
ALAN G. HINNEBUSCH (1994) GERALD R. SMITH (1995)
ARTHUR CHOVNICK (1994) National Institutes of Health Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
University of Connecticut
NANCY A. JENKINS (1995) Bruce S. WIR (1995)
ANDREW G. CLARK (1994) National Cancer Institute North Carolina State University
Pennsylvania State University
SUE JINKS-ROBERTSON (1995) FRED WINSTON (1994)
THOMAS W. CLINE (1993) Emory University Harvard Medical School
University of California, Berkeley
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VOLUME CONTENTS
to Volume 133, January—April, 1993
AJIMURA, MASAHIRO, SUN-HEE LEE and HIDEYUKI OGAwa, Identification of new genes
required for meiotic recombination in Saccharomyces cerevisiae 51-66
AveERY, LEON, The genetics of feeding in Caenorhabditis elegans 897-917
AZEVEDO, JOYCE L. BECK, and BRADLEY C. HYMAN, Molecular characterization of lengthy
mitochondrial DNA duplications from the parasitic nematode Romanomermis culicivo-
933-942
BENDER, LAUREL B., PAMELA J. KOOH and Marc A. T. MUSKAVITCH, Complex function
and expression of Delta during Drosophila oogenesis 967-978
BEUKEBOOM, LEO W., and JOHN H. WERREN, Deletion analysis of the selfish B chromosome,
Paternal Sex Ratio (PSR), in the parasitic wasp Nasonia vitripennis 637-648
BISERCIC, MARINA, and HOWARD OCHMAN, Natural populations of Escherichia coli and
Salmonella typhimurium harbor the same classes of insertion sequences 449-454
BOUNDY-MILLS, KyRIA L., and DENNIS M. LIVINGSTON, A Saccharomyces cerevisiae RAD52
allele expressing 2 C-terminal truncation protein: activities and intragenic complemen-
tation of missense mutations
BROWN, JEFFREY L., ZUZANA KOSSACZKA, BO JIANG and HOWARD Bussey, A mutational
analysis of killer toxin resistance in Saccharomyces cerevisiae identifies new genes
involved in cell wall (1 — 6)-8-glucan synthesis 837-849
CaIZZI, RUGGIERO, CORRADO CAGGESE and SERGIO PIMPINELLI, Bari-1, a new transposon-
like family in Drosophila melanogaster with a unique heterochromatic organization 335-345
CAMPBELL, ALLAN M., Thirty years ago in GENETICS: prophage insertion into bacterial
chromosomes 433-438
CARLSON, GEORGE A., CHRISTINE EBELING, MARILYN TORCHIA, DAVID WESTAWAY and
STANLEY B. PRUSINER, Delimiting the location of the scrapie prion incubation time
gene on chromosome 2 of the mouse 979-988
CHAKRABORTY, R., M. R. SRINIVASAN and M. DE ANDRADE, Intraclass and interclass
correlations of allele sizes within and between loci in DNA typing data 411-419
CHALKER, ALISON F., EwA A. OKELY, ANGUS DAVISON and DAvip R. F. LEACH, The
effects of central asymmetry on the propagation of palindromic DNA in bacteriophage
\ are consistent with cruciform extrusion in vivo 143-148
CHANG, YUN C., and WILLIAM E. TIMBERLAKE, Identification of Aspergillus br] A-response
elements (BREs) by genetic selection in yeast 29-38
CHARLESWORTH, BRIAN, JERRY A. COYNE and H. ALLEN ORR, Meiotic drive and unisexual
hybrid sterility: a comment 421-424
CHEN, XIN JIE, and G. DESMOND-CLARK-WALKER, Mutations in MGI genes convert
Kluyveromyces lactis into a petite-positive yeast 517-525
CuHiu, WAN-LING, and BARBARA B. SEARS, Plastome-genome interactions affect plastid
transmission in Oenothera 989-997
Crow, JAMES F., FELIX BERNSTEIN and the First Human Marker Locus 5-7
Crozier, R. H., and Y. C. Crozier, The mitochondrial genome of the honeybee Apis
mellifera: complete sequence and genome organization 97-117
DALLEY, BRIAN K., TERESA M. ROGALSKI, GREGORY E. TULLIS, DONALD L. RIDDLE and
MIRIAM GOLOMB, Post-transcriptional regulation of RNA polymerase II levels in
Caenorhabditis elegans 237-245
DANIELS, STEPHAN B., and ARTHUR CHOVNICK, P element transposition in Drosophila
melanogaster: an analysis of sister-chromatid pairs and the formation of intragenic
secondary insertions during meiosis 623-636
DAVISSON, MURIEL T., and ELLEN C. AKESON, Recombination suppression by heterozygous
Robertsonian chromosomes in the mouse 649-667
DELONG, LesLIE, JOHN D. PLENEFISCH, ROBERT D. KLEIN and BARBARA J. MEYER,
Feedback control of sex determination by dosage compensation revealed through
Caenorhabditis elegans sdc-3 mutations 875-896
Dorn, RAINER, JANOS SZIDONYA, GUNTER KORGE, MADELEINE SEHNERT, HELGE TAUBERT,
ESSAMAIL ARCHOUKIEH, BETTINA TSCHIERSCH, HENNING MORAWIETZ, GEROLD WUST-
MANN, GYULA HOFFMANN and GUNTER REUTER, P transposon-induced dominant
enhancer mutations of position-effect variegation in Drosophila melanogaster 279-290
DRU, PHILIPPE, FRANCOISE BRAS, SYBILLE DEZELEE, PIERRE GAY, ANNE-MARIE PETITJEAN,
ANNE PIERRE-DENEUBOURG, DANIELLE TENINGES and DIDIER CONTAMINE, Unusual
variability of the Drosophila melanogaster ref(2)P protein which controls the multipli-
cation of sigma rhabdovirus 943-954
DupLeEY, MARK, and R. Scotr POoETHIG, The heterochronic Teopod 1 and Teopod 2
mutations of maize are expressed non-cell-autonomously 389-399
EPPERSON, BRYAN K., Spatial and space-time correlations in systems of subpopulations with
genetic drift and migration 711-727
FALCONER, DOUGLAS, Quantitative genetics in Edinburg: 1947-1980 137-142
FERVEUR, JEAN-FRANCOIS, and JEAN-MARC JALLON, Genetic control of pheromones in
Drosophila simulans. I1. kéte, a locus on the X chromosome 561-567
Foss, Er1c, RUSSELL LANDE, FRANKLIN W. STAHL and CHARLES M. STEINBERG, Chiasma
interference as a function of genetic distance 681-691
Fu, YUN-XIN, and WEN-HSIUNG LI, Statistical tests of neutrality of mutations 693-709
GEYER, PAMELA K., J. Scorr PATTON, CHRISTOPHER RODESCH and RoD N. NAGOSHI,
Genetic and molecular characterization of P element-induced mutations reveals that
the Drosophila ovarian tumor gene has maternal activity and a variable null phenotype 265-278
GOLDWAY, MARTIN, AMIR SHERMAN, DRORA ZENVIRTH, TAMAR ARBEL and GIORA
SIMCHEN, A short chromosomal region with major roles in yeast chromosome II]
meiotic disjunction, recombination and double strand breaks
GOoLDWAY, MARTIN, TAMAR ARBEL and GIORA SIMCHEN, Meiotic nondisjunction and
recombination of chromosome //] and homologous fragments in Saccharomyces cerevis-
149-158
GRAHAM, PATRICIA L., and JUDITH KIMBLE, The mog-/ is required for the switch from
spermatogenesis to oogenesis in Caenorhabditis elegans 919-931
GREGORSON, ROBERT G., LYNNE CAMERON, MICHAEL MCLEAN, PHILIP DENNIS and JUDITH
STROMMER, Structure, expression, chromosomal location and product of the gene
encoding ADH2 in Petunia 999-1007
HAGEMANN, ANN T., and NANCY L. CRalIG, Tn7 transposition creates a hot-spot for
homologous recombination at the transposon donor site 9-16
HEUDE, MARTINE, and FRANCIS FABRE, a/a-Control of DNA repair in the yeast Saccharo-
myces cerevisiae: genetic and physiological aspects 489-498
HODGKIN, JONATHAN, Molecular cloning and duplication of the nematode sex-determining
gene tra-1 543-560
HOLLINGSWORTH, NANCY M., and ALEXANDER D. JOHNSON, A conditional allele of the
Saccharomyces cerevisiae HOPI gene is suppressed by overexpression of two other
meiosis-specific genes: RED] and REC 104 785-797
HOLMES, JEFFREY A., DAviD E. JOHNSON and SUSAN K. DUTCHER, Linkage group XIX of
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii has a linear map 865-874
HOWELL, NEIL, IWONA KUBACKA, STEVEN HALVORSON and DAvip MACKEY, Leber’s
hereditary optic ..curopathy; the etiological role of a mutation in the mitochondrial
cytochrome 6 gene 133-136
HUGHES, AUSTIN L., MARIANNE K. HUGHES and Davip I. WATKINS, Contrasting roles of
interalleleic recombination at the HLA-A and HLA-B loci 669-680
JENKINS, CHERYL D., Selection and the evolution of genetic life cycles 401-410
KapyK, Lisa C., and LELAND H. HARTWELL, Replication-dependent sister chromatid
recombination in rad] mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae 469-487
KANG, SEOGCHAN, and ROBERT L. METZENBERG, Insertional mutagenesis in Neurospora
crassa: cloning and molecular analysis of the preq* gene controlling the activity of the
transcriptional activator NUC-1 193-202
KAWANO, SHIGEYUKI, HIROYOSHI TAKANO, JUN IMAI, KIMIE Mori and TSUNEYOHSI
KuROIWA, A genetic system controlling mitochondrial fusion in the slime mould,
Physarum polycephalum 213-224
KERRIGAN, RICHARD W., JOHN C. ROYER, LISA M. BALLER, YATIKA KOHLI, PAUL A.
HORGEN and JAMES B. ANDERSON, Meiotic behavior and linkage relationships in the
secondarily homothallic fungus Agaricus bisporus 225-236
KLIMAN, RICHARD M., and Jopy Hey, DNA sequence variation at the period locus within
and among species of the Drosophila melanogaster complex 375-387
KuHN, D. T., J. A. MAckK, C. DUAN and G. PACKERT, Tumorous-head (tuh-1; tuh-3)
modulates Abd-B bithorax-complex functions in Drosophila melanogaster 593-604
LEONHARDT, EDITH A., DARYL S. HENDERSON, JOHN E. RINEHART and JAMES B. Boyp,
Characterization of the mus308 gene in Drosophila melanogaster 87-96
LESSER, CAMMIE F., and CHRISTINE GUTHRIE, Mutational analysis of pre-mRNA splicing
in Saccharomyces cerevisiae using a sensitive new reporter gene, CUP] 851-863
LEVIN, NIKKI A., MARY-ANN BJORNSTI and GERALD R. FINK, A novel mutation in DNA
topoisomerase I of yeast causes DNA damage and RAD9-dependent cell cycle arrest 799-814
LIEBMAN, SUSAN W., and GARY NEWNAM, A ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme, RAD6, affects
the distribution of Ty / retrotransposon integration positions 499-508
LONGHESE, MARIA PIA, LUCA JOVINE, PAOLO PLEVANI and GIOVANNA LUCCHINI, Condi-
tional mutations in the yeast DNA primase genes affect different aspects of DNA
metabolism and interactions in the DNA polymerase a-primase complex 183-191
LONGTINE, MARK STEFFEN, SHINICHIRO ENOMOTO, STACEY LYNN FINSTAD and JUDITH
BERMAN, Telomere-mediated plasmid segregation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae involves
gene products required for transcriptional repression at silencers and telomeres 171-182
MILKMAN, ROGER, and MELISSA MCKANE BRIDGES, Molecular evolution of the Escherichia
coli chromosome. IV. Sequence comparisons 455-468
MULERO, JULIO J., and THOMAS D. Fox, PET111 acts in the 5’-leader of the Saccharomyces
cerevisiae mitochondrial COX2 mRNA to promote its translation 509-516
Obituary: MARcus M. RuHopeEs (1903-1991) 1-3
PETROVICH, TANYA Z., JOHN MERAKOVSKY and LEONARD E. KELLY, A genetic analysis of
the stoned locus and its interaction with dunce, shibire and Suppressor of stoned variants
of Drosophila melanogaster 955-965
PHILLIS, RANDALL W., ANN T. BRAMLAGE, CHERYL WoOTUS, ALLYSON WHITTAKER, L.
SIAN GRAMATES, DEBBIE SEPPALA, FARID FARAHANCHI, PHYLLIS CARUCCIO and R. K.
MuRPHEY, Isolation of mutations affecting neural circuitry required for grooming
behavior in Drosophila melanogaster 581-592
PISANO, CLAUDIO, SILVIA BONACCORSI and MAURIZIO GaTTI, The k/-3 loop of the Y
chromosome of Drosophila melanogaster binds a tektin-like protein 569-579
POGLIANO, KIT JOHNSON and JON BECKWITH, The Cs sec mutants of Escherichia coli reflect
the cold sensitivity of protein export itself 763-773
POMIANKOWSKI, ANDREW, and | ‘URENCE D. Hurst, Genomic conflicts underlying Hal-
dane’s rule 425-432
POWELL, JEFFREY R., ADALGISA CACCONE, JENNIFER M. GLEASON and LOREDANA NIGRO,
Rates of DNA evolution in Drosophila depend on function and development stage of
expression 291-298
PUKKILA, PATRICIA J., and CECILE SKRZYNIA, Frequent changes in the number of re-
iterated ribosomal RNA genes throughout the life cycle of the basidiomycete Coprinus
cinereus 203-211
RASMUSSON, KorISsE E., JOHN D. RAYMOND and MICHAELJ . SIMMONS, Repression of hybrid
dysgenesis in Drosophila melanogaster by individual naturally occurring P elements . . 605-622
REDFIELD, ROSEMARY J., Evolution of natural transformation: testing the DNA repair
hypothesis in Bacillus subtilis and Haemophilis influenzae 755-761
RIGAUD, THIERRY, and PIERRE JUCHAULT, Conflict between feminizing sex ratio distorters
and an autosomal masculinizing gene in the terrestrial isopod Armadillidium vulgare
247-252
Sass, GEORGETTE L.,J .D AWSON MOHLER, ROSEMARY C. WALSH, LAURAJ . KALFAYAN and
Lituie L. SEARLES, Structure and expression of hybrid dysgenesis-induced alleles of
the ovarian tumor (otu) gene in Drosophila melanogaster 253-263
SAWAMURA, KYOICHI, MASA-TOSHI YAMAMOTO and TAKAO K. WATANABE, Hybrid lethal
systems in the Drosophila melanogaster species complex. II. The Zygotic hybrid rescue
(Zhr) gene of D. melanogaster 307-313
SAWAMURA, KYOICHI, TOSHIFUMI TAIRA and TAKAO K. WATANABE, Hybrid lethal systems
in the Drosophila melanogaster species complex. 1. The maternal hybrid rescue (mhr)
gene of Drosophila simulans 299-305
SCHAR, PRIMO and JURG KOHLI, Marker effects of G to C transversions on intragenic
recombination and mismatch repair in Schizosaccharomyces pombe 825-835
SCHAR, PRIMO, PETER MUNZ and JURG KOHLI, Meiotic mismatch repair quantified on the
basis of segregation patterns inSchizosaccharomyces pombe 815-824
SCHLAPPI, MICHAEL, DAVID SMITH and NINA FEDoROFF, TnpA trans-activates methylated
maize Suppressor-mutator transposable elements in transgenic tobacco 1009-1021
SHEEN, FANG-MIIN, JOHNG K. LIM and MICHAELJ . SIMMONS, Genetic instability in Droso-
phila melanogaster mediated by hobo transposable elements .................+.5- 315-334
SILBERSTEIN, ZIPORA, MOSHE SHALIT and AMIKAM COHEN, Heteroduplex strand-specificity
in restriction-stimulated recombination by the RecE pathway of Escherichia coli 439-448
SMITH, HAROLD E., SUZANNE E. DRISCOLL, REY A. L. Sal, HANNAH E. YUAN and AARON
P. MITCHELL, Genetic evidence for transcriptional activation by the yeast IME] gene
775-784
SNELL, GEORGE D., and SHELDON REED, WILLIAM CASTLE, pioneer mammalian geneticist 751-753
SONTI, RAMESH V., DAvip H. KEATING and JOHN R. RoTH, Lethal transposition of Mud
phages in Rec” strains of Salmonella typhimurium 17-28
STARICH, Topp A., ROBERT K. HERMAN and JOCELYN E. SHAw, Molecular and genetic
analysis of unc-7, a Caenorhabditis elegans gene required for coordinated locomotion 527-541
Su, Soputa S. Y., and AARON P. MITCHELL, Identification of functionally related genes
that stimulate early meiotic gene expression in yeast 67-77
SuDUPAK, MEHMET A., JEFFREY L. BENNETZEN and Scot H. HULBERT, Unequal exchange
and meiotic instability of disease-resistance genes in the Rp! region of maize 119-125
SZATHMARY, EOrs, Do deletion mutations act synergistically? Metabolic control therapy
provides a partial answer 127-132
TACHIDA, HIDENORI, and MASARU I1zUKA, A population genetic study of the evolution of
SINEs. I. Polymorphism with regard to the presence or absence of an element 1023-1030
TOWER, JOHN, GARY H. KARPEN, NANCY CRAIG and ALLAN C. SPRADLING, Preferential
transposition of Drosophila P elements to nearby chromosomal sites 347-359
VALDES, ANA MARIA, MONTGOMERY SLATKIN and NELSON R. FREIMER, Allele frequencies
at microsatellite loci: the stepwise mutation model revisited 737-749
VARKEY, JACOB P., PATRICIA L. JANSMA, ALICIA N. MINNITI and SAMUEL WARD, The
Caenorhabditis elegans spe-6 gene is required for major sperm protein assembly and
shows second site non-complementation with an unlinked deficiency 79-86
ZENG, ZHAO-BANG, and C. CLARK COCKERHAM, Mutation models and quantitative genetic
variation 729-736
ZHANG, PING, and ALLAN C. SPRADLING, Efficient and dispersed local P element trans-
position from Drosophila females 361-373