Journal of Cell Biology 1992: Vol 116 Table of Contents

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Contents:
Volume 116, Number 1, January 1992
1 Localization of the nucleolar protein N038 in 135 Mitosis and inhibition of intracellular transport
amphibian oocytes. stimulate palmitoylation of a 62-kD protein.
B. A. Peculis and J. G. Gall D. I. Mundy and G. Warren
IS Nuclear protein import is inhibited by an 147 Reducing inositol lipid hydrolysis, Ins(l,4,5)P3
antibody to a lumenal epitope of a nuclear receptor availability, or Ca^*^ gradients
pore complex glycoprotein. lengthens the duration of the cell cycle in
Xenopus laevis blastomeres.
U. F. Greber and L. Gerace
J.-K. Han, K. Fukami, and R. Nuccitelli
31 TVans-repressor activity of nuclear
157 A synthetic peptide representing the consensus
glycosaminoglycans on fos and jun/ap-1
sequence motif at the carboxy-terminal end of
oncoprotein-mediated transcription.
the rod domain inhibits intermediate filament
S. J. Busch, G. A. Martin, R. L. Barnhart, M. Mano,
assembly and disassembles preformed
A. D. Cardin, and R. L. Jackson
filaments.
43 Casein kinase II is a predominantly M. Hatzfeld and K. Weber
nuclear enzyme.
167 In vitro analysis of the origin and maintenance
W. Krek, G. Maridor, and E. A. Nigg
of 0-2A"*^' progenitor cells.
57 Carboxy-terminally truncated forms of D. Wren, G. Wolswijk, and M. Noble
ribophorin I are degraded in pre-Golgi
177 Stromelysin generates a fibronectin fiagment
compartments by a calcium-dependent process.
that inMbits Schwann cell proliferation.
Y. S. TSao, N. E. Ivessa, M. Adesnik, D. D. Sabatini,
D. Muir and M. Manthorpe
and G. Kreibich
187 TGFjSi is an autocrine-negative growth
69 Assembly and disassembly of the Golgi
regulator of human colon carcinoma FET cells
complex: two processes arranged in a cis-trans
in vivo as revealed by transfection of an
direction.
anti-sense expression vector.
J. Alcalde, R Bonay, A. Roa, S. Vilaro,
S. Wu, D. Theodorescu, R. S. Kerbel,
and I. V. Sandoval
J. K. V. Wilson, K. M. Mulder, L. E. Humphrey,
and M. G. Brattain
85 Perturbation of the morphology of the
rrans-Golgi network following brefeldin A 197 The invasin protein of Yersinia enterocolitica:
treatment: redistribution of a TGN-specific internalization of invasin-bearing bacteria
integral membrane protein, TGN38. eukaryotic cells is associated with
B. Reaves and G. Banting reorganization of the cytoskeleton.
V. B. Young, S. Falkow, and G. K. Schoolnik
95 Immunocytochemical characterization of the
endocytic and phagolysosomal compartments 209 Biological activities of peptides and peptide
in peritoneal macrophages. analogues derived from common sequences
present in thrombospondin, properdin, and
S. Rabinowitz, H. Horstmann, S. Gordon,
and G. Griffiths malarial proteins.
G. P. 'Ihszynski, V. L. Rothman, A. H. Deutch, B. K.
113 s-Cyclophilin is retained intracellularly via a Hamilton, and J. Eyal
unique COOH-terminal sequence and
219 EMvalent cation regulation of the function of
colocalizes with the calcium storage protein
the leukocyte integrin LFA-1.
calreticulin.
I. Dransfield, C. Cabanas, A. Craig, and N. Hogg
S. Arber, K.-H. Krause, and P. Caroni
227 Differential utilization of regulatory domains
127 cAMP and Ca^^-mediated secretion in parotid
within the cd(I) collagen promoter in osseous
acinar cells is associated with reversible
and fibroblastic cells.
changes in the organization of the
D. Pavlin, A. C. Lichtler, A. Bedalov, B. E. Kream,
cytoskeleton.
J. R. Harrison, H. F. Thomas, G. A. Gronowicz,
D. Perrin, K. Moller, K. Hanke, H.-D. Soling S. H. Clark, C. O. Woody, and D. W. Rowe
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245 Isolation of hnRNP complexes from 385 Expression of fusion proteins of the nicotinic
Drosophila melanogaster. acetylcholine receptor from mammalian
muscle identifies the membrane-spanning >
M. J. Matunis, E. L. Matunis, and G. Dreyfuss
regions in the a and d subunits. <
257 Characterization of the major hnRNP proteins
R. A. Chavez and Z. W Hall
from Drosophila melanogaster.
E. L. Matunis, M. J. Matunis, and G. Dreyfuss 395 Myelin sheath survival after I
guanethidine-induced axonal degeneration. '
271 0-linked glycoproteins of the nuclear pore
G. J. Kidd, J. W. Heath, B. D. Trapp, !
complex interact with a cytosolic factor required
and P. R. Dunkley
for nuclear protein import.
405 A strategy for isolation of cDNAs
R. Steme-Marr, J. M. Blevitt, and L. Gerace
encoding proteins affecting human intestinal
281 GTP hydrolysis is required for vesicle fusion epithelial cell growth and differentiation:
during nuclear envelope assembly in vitro. characterization of a novel gut-specific
A. L. Boman, M. R. Delannoy, and K. L. Wilson N-myristoylated annexin.
B. M. Wice and J. I. Gordon
295 Characterization of the membrane binding and
fusion events during nuclear envelope assembly 423 The HB-6, CDw7S, and CD76 differentiation
using purified components. antigens are unique cell-surfrice carbohydrate
J. Newport and W. Dunphy determinants generated by the /3-galactoside
a2,6-sialyltransferase.
307 Translocation of oxysterol binding protein to
B. J. E. G. Bast, L.-J. Zhou, G. J. Freeman,
golgi apparatus triggered by ligand binding.
K. J. Colley, T. J. Ernst, J. M. Munro, and
N. D. Ridgway, R A. Dawson, Y. K. Ho, T. F. Tedder
M. S. Brown, and J. L. Goldstein
437 Phorbol ester induced osteoclast-like
321 Association of the tyrosine phosphorylated differentiation of a novel human leukemic cell
epidermal growth factor receptor with a 55-kD line (FLG 29.1).
tyrosine phosphorylated protein at the cell
V. Gattei, P. A. Bemabei, A. Pinto, R. Bezzini,
surface and in endosomes. A. Ringressi, L. Formigli, A. Tanini, V. Attadia,
I. Wada, W. H. Lai, B. I. Posner, and M. L. Brandi
and J. J. M. Bergeron
449 Clusters of neural cell adhesion molecule at
331 Cell-free fusion of endocytic vesicles is regulated sites of cell-cell contact.
by phosphorylation. R. J. Bloch
P. G. Woodman, D. I. Mundy, P. Cohen,
465 Inhibition of cell adhesion by high molecular
and G. Warren
weight kininogen.
339 Membrane fusion process of Semliki Forest
S. Asakura, R. W. Hurley, K. Skorstengaard,
Virus I: low pH-induced rearrangement in I. Ohkubo, and D. F. Mosher
spike protein quaternary structure precedes
virus penetration into cells. 477 Motility of fibronectin receptor-deficient cells
on fibronectin and vitronectin: collaborative
J. M. Wahlberg and H. Garoff
interactions among integrins.
349 Membrane fusion process of Semliki Forest J. S. Bauer, C. L. Schreiner, F. Giancotti,
Virus II: cleavage dependent reorganization of E. Ruoslahti, and R. L. Juliano
the spike protein complex controls virus entry.
489 Activation-dependent recognition by
A. Salminen, J. M. Wahlberg, M. Lobigs,
hematopoietic cells of the LDV sequence in the
P. Liljestrom, and H. GarofF
V region of fibronectin.
359 Bovine chromaffin granule membranes undergo E. A. Wayner and N. L. Kovaci.
Ca^^-regulated exocytosis in frog oocytes.
499 A monoclonal antibody to jSi integrin (CD29)
D. Scheuner, C. D. Logsdon, and R. W. Holz
.stimulates VLA-dependent adherence of
367 Myosin-I moves actin filaments on a leukocytes to human umbilical vein endothelial
phospholipid substrate: implications for cells and matrix components.
membrane targeting. N. L. Kovach, T. M. Carlos, E. Yee,
H. G. Zot, S. K. Doberstein, and T. D. Pollard and J. M. Harlan
377 Genetic analysis of a Drosophila 511 Leishmania promastigotes require opsonic
microtubule-associated protein. complement to bind to the human leukocyte
integrin Mac-1 (CDllb/CD18).
A. Pereira, J. Doshen, E. Ihnaka,
and L. S. B. Goldstein D. M. Mosser, T. A. Springer, and M. S. Diamond
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521 A cell surface chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan, 545 A novel secretory tumor necrosis
immunologically related to CD44, is involved factor-inducible protein (TSG-6) is a member
in type I collagen-mediated melanoma cell of the family of hyaluronate bindmg proteins,
motility and invasion. closely related to the adhesion receptor CD44.
A. E. Faassen, J. A. Schrager, D. J. Klein, T. H. Lee, H.-G. Wisniewski, and J. VilCek
T. R. Oegema, J. R. Couchman, and J. B. McCarthy
559 Human basement membrane heparan sulfate
proteoglycan core protein: a 467-kD protein
containing multiple domains resembling
533 Compartmentalization of PDGF on elements of the low density lipoprotein
extracellular binding sites dependent on exon- receptor, laminin, neural cell adhesion
6-encoded sequences. molecules, and epidermal growth factor.
E. W. Raines and R. Ross P. Kallunki and K. Tryggvason
Volume 116, Numbers, February 1992
Mini-review 647 Identification of the sea urchin egg receptor
577 Plasma membrane protein sorting in polarized for sperm using an antiserum raised against a
epithelial cells. fragment of its extracellular domain.
K. Mostov, G. Apodaca, B. Aroeti, and C. Okamoto K. R. Foltz and W. J. Lennarz
Regular Articles 659 Localization of peripherin/rtis in the disk
membranes of cone and rod photoreceptors:
585 Centromere protein B assembles human
relationship to disk membrane morphogenesis
centromeric alpha-satellite DNA at the 17-bp
and retinal degeneration.
sequence, CENP-B box.
K. Arikawa, L. L. Molday, R. S. Molday,
Y. Muro, H. Masumoto, K. Yoda, N. Nozaki,
and D. S. Williams
M. Ohashi, and T. Okazaki
669 Analysis of Drosophila paramyosin:
597 Mutants in three novel complementation
identification of a novel isoform which is
groups inhibit membrane protein insertion into
restricted to a subset of adult muscles.
and soluble protein translocation across the
endoplasmic reticulum membrane of K. D. Becker, P. T. O’Donnell, J. M. Heitz, M. Vito,
and S. I. Bernstein
Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
N. Green, H. Fang, and R Walter 683 Differential localizations of and requirements
for the two drosophila ninaC kinase/myosins in
605 A mutation in the signal recognition particle photoreceptor cells.
7S RNA of the yeast Yarrowia lipolytica prefer¬
J. A. Porter, J. L. Hicks, D. S. Williams,
entially affects synthesis of the alk^ine and C. Montell
extracellular protease: in vivo evidence for
695 Phorbol ester-induced actin assembly in
translational arrest.
neutrophils: role of protein kinase C.
D. S. Yaver, S. Matoba, and D. M. Ogrydziak
G. P. Downey, C. K. Chan, P. Lea, A. Takai,
and S. Grinstein
617 P-selectin, a granule membrane protein of
platelets and endothelial cells, follows the 707 The requirements for protein synthesis emd
regulated secretory pathway in AtT-20 cells. degradation, and the control of destruciion of
J. A. Koedam, E. M. Cramer, E. Briend, B. Furie, cyclins A and B in the meiotic and mitotic cell
B. C. Furie, and D. D. Wagner cycles of the clam embryo.
T. Hunt, F. C. Luca, and J. V. Ruderman
627 Activation of insulin-epidermal growth factor
(EGF) receptor chimerae regulates EGF 725 Phosphorylation of conserved serine residues
receptor binding affinity. does not regulate the ability of mos” protein
S. Tartare, R. Ballotti, R. Lammers, C. Filloux, kinase to induce oocyte maturation or function
A. Chauvel, J. Schlessinger, A. Ullrich, as cytostatic factor.
and E. Van Obberghen
R. S. Freeman, A. N. Meyer, J. Li,
and D. J. Donoghue
635 Binding of monoclonal antibody AA4 to
gangliosides on rat basophilic leukemia cells 737 Inositol phospholipid metabolism may trigger
produces changes similar to those seen with flagellar excision in Chlamydomonas
Fee receptor activation. reinhardtii.
C. Oliver, N. Sahara, S. Kitani, A. R. Robbins, L. M. Quarmby, Y. G. Yueh, J. L. Cheshire,
L. M. Mertz, and R. P. Siraganian L. R. Keller, W. J. Snell, and R. C. Crain
745 Thin-section ratiometric images obtained 809 Adhesion of a chicken myeloblast cell line to
optical sectioning of fiira-2 loaded mast fibrinogen and vitronectin through a |3i-class
cells. integrin.
J. R. Monck, A. F. Oberhauser, T. J. Keating, K. M. Neugebauer, K. A. Venstrom,
and J. M. Fernandez and L. F. Reichardt
761 Synaptic vesicle membrane proteins interact to 817 Lymphocyte CD44 binds the COOH-terminal
form a multimeric complex. heparin-binding domain of fibronectin.
M. K. Bennett, N. Calakos, T. Kreiner, S. Jalkanen and M. Jalkanen
and R. H. Scheller
827 Thrombin-induced events in non-platelet cells
777 Schwannoma-derived growth factor (SDGF) are mediated by the unique proteolytic mecha¬
promotes the neuronal differentiation and nism established for the cloned platelet
survival of PC12 cells. thrombin receptor.
H. Kimura and D. Schubert D. T. Hung, T.-K. H. Vu, N. A. Nelken,
and S. R. Coughlin
785 Isoform-specific subcellular targeting of glucose
transporters in mouse fibroblasts. 833 CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS
A. W. Hudson, M.-L. Ruiz, and M. J. Bimbaum
799 Site-specific mutations in the COOH terminus
of placental alkaline phosphatase: a single
amino acid change converts a
phosphatidylinositol-glycan-anchored t)rotein
to a secreted protein.
M. E. Lowe
Volume 116, Number 4, February 1992
839 Structure of the small nuclear RNP particle 911 Perturbations of Drosophila a-actinin cause
Ul: identification of the two structural muscle paralysis, weakness, and atrophy but
protuberances with RNP-antigens A and 70K. do not confer obvious nonmuscle phenotypes.
B. Kastner, U. Komstadt, M. Bach, and R. Liihrmann E. M. Roulier, C. Fyrberg, E. Fyrberg
851 Microinjected U snRNAs are imported to
oocyte nuclei via the nuclear pore complex by 923 Identification and characterization of an
thr^ distinguishable targeting pathways. actin-binding site of CapZ.
N. Michaud and D. Cioldfarb C. Hug, T. M. Miller, M. A. Torres, J. F. Casella,
and J. A. Cooper
863 Deletion of the regulatory domain of protein
kinase C a exposes regions in the hinge and
933 Direct proof that the primary site of action of
catalytic domains that mediate nuclear
cytochalasin on cell motility processes is actin.
targeting.
H. Ohmori, S. Toyama, and S. Toyama
G. James and E. Olson
875 Fc receptor endocytosis is controlled by a 943 Targeted disruption of the ABP-120 gene leads
cytoplasmic domain determinant that actively to cells with altered motility.
prevents coated pit localization.
D. Cox, J. Condeelis, D. Wessels, D. Soli, H. Kern,
H. M. Miettinen, K. Matter, W. Hunziker, J. K. Rose, and D. A. Knecht
and I. Mellman
889 Remodeling the cell surface distribution of 957 Evidence that the stalk of Drosophila kinesin
membrane proteins during the development of heavy chain is an a-helical coiled coil.
epithelial cell polarity.
M. de Cuevas, T. Iho, and L. S. B. Goldstein
D. A. Wollner, K. A. Krzeminski, and W. J. Nelson
901 A malaria invasion receptor, the 17S-kilodalton 967 Cyclins A and B associate with chromatin and
erythrocyte binding antigen of Plasmodium the polar regions of spindles, respectively, and
fidciparum recognizes the terminal NeuSAc do not undergo complete degradation at
(a2-3) Gal- sequences of glycophorin A. anaphase in syncytisd Drosophila embryos.
R A. Orlandi, F. W. Klotz, and J. D. H^nes G. Maldonado-Codina and D. M. Glover
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977 A normally masked nuclear matrix antigen 1035 Induction of proliferation or hypertrophy of
that appears at mitosis on cytoskeleton chondrocytes in serum-fiee culture: the role of
filaments adjoining chromosomes, centrioles, insulin-like growth £actor-I, insulin, or
and midbodies. thyroxine.
J. A. Nickerson, G. Krockmalnic, K. M. Wan, K. Bohme, M. Conscience-Egli, T. Tschan,
C. D. IXimer, and S. Penman K. H. Winterhalter, and P. Bruckner
989 Molecular organization of the 1043 Hepatocytes in collagen sandwich: evidence for
uvomorulin-catenin complex. transcriptional and translational regulation.
M. Ozawa and R. Kemler J. C. Y. Dunn, R. G. Tompkins, and M. L. Yarmush
997 Micromanipulation of adhesion of a Jurkat cell 1055 The hyaluronan receptor (CD44) participates
to a planar bilayer membrane containing in the uptake and degradation of hyaluronan.
LFA-3 molecules. M. Culty, H. A. Nguyen, and C. B. Underhill
A. Tozeren, K-L. P. Sung, L. A. Sung, M. L. Dustin,
1063 Interactions of the neural cell adhesion
P-Y. Chan, T. A. Springer, and S. Chien
molecule and the myelin-associated
1007 Generation of signals activating neutrophil glycoprotein with collagen type I: involvement
functions by leukocyte integrins: LFA-1 and in fibrillogenesis.
gpl50/95, but not CR3, are able to stimulate
R. Probstmeier, T. Fahrig, E. Spiess,
the respiratory burst of human neutrophils. and M. Schachner
G. Berton, C. Laudanna, C. Sorio, and F. Rossi
1019 pp60”' tyrosone kinase modulates P19
embryonal carcinoma cell fate by inhibiting
neuronal but not epithelial differentiation.
J. W. Schmidt, J. S. Brugge, and W. J. Nelson
Volume 116, Numbers, March 1992
Mini-Review 1135 Are the conserved sequences in Segment 1 of
1071 Brefeldin A: insights into the control of gelsolin important for binding actin?
membrane traffic and organelle structure. M. Way, B. Pope, and A. G. Weeds
R. D. Klausner, J. G. Donaldson, 1145 In vivo analysis of functional domains from
and J. Lippincott-Schwartz
villin and gelsolin.
Regular Articles J. Finidori, E. Friederich, D. J. Kwiatkowski, and
1081 Identification of a subdomain of CENP-B that D. IxHivard
is necessary and sufficient for localization to 1157 Mechanism of centrosome positioning during
the human centromere. the wound response in BSC-1 cells.
A. F. Pluta, N. Saitoh, I. Goldberg, and U. Euteneuer and M. Schliwa
W. C. Eamshaw
1167 Meiotic spindle assembly in Drosophila
1095 Dynamic organization of DNA replication in
females: behavior of nonexchange
mammalian cell nuclei: spatially and temporally
chromosomes and the effects of mutations in
defined replication of chromosome-specific
the nod kinesin-like protein.
a-satellite DNA sequences.
W. E. Theurkauf, and R. S. Hawley
R. T. O’Keefe, S. C. Henderson, and
D. L. Spector 1181 Do the ends justify the mean? Proline
mutations at the ends of the keratin coiled-coil
nil Cortical localization of a calcium releeise
rod segment are more disruptive than internal
channel in sea urchin eggs.
mutations.
S. M. McPherson, P. S. McPherson, L. Mathews,
K. P. Campbell, and F. J. Longo A. Letai, P. A. Coulombe, and E. Fuchs
1197 The desmoplakin carboxyl terminus coaligns
1123 Mechanisms responsible for F-actin
stabilization after lysis of polymorphonuclear with and specifically disrupts intermediate
filament networks when expressed in
leukocytes.
cultured cells.
M. L. Cano, L. Cassimeris, M. Fechheimer,
and S. H. Zigmond T. S. Stappenbeck, and K. J. Green
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1211 Antigen-receptor complex stimulation triggers 1257 Progressive stages of “transdifferentiation”
protein kinase C-dependent from epidermal to mesenchymal phenotype
CDlla/CD18-cytoskeleton association in T induced by MyoDl transfection,
lymphocytes. 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine treatment, and selection
for reduced cell attachment in the human
R. Pardi, L. Inverardi, C. Rugarli, and J. R. Bender
keratinocyte line HaCaT.
P. Boukamp, J. Chen, F. Gonzales P. A. Jones, and
1221 Mutants in the S. cerevisiae PKCl gene display
N. E. Fusenig
a cell cycle-specific osmotic stability defect.
1273 Cell surface receptors for herpes simplex virus
D. E. Levin, and E. Bartlett-Heubusch
are heparan sulfate proteoglycans.
M.-T. Shieh, D. WuDunn, R. 1. Montgomery,
1231 The plus ends of stable microtubules are the
J. D. Esko, and P. G. Spear
exclusive nucleating structures for microtubules
in the axon. 1283 On the ultrastructure of hyalin, a cell adhesion
P. W. Baas, and F. J. Ahmad protein of the sea urchin embryo extracellular
matrix.
D. L. Adelson, M. C. Alliegro, and D. R. McClay
1243 MyoD, myogenin independent differentiation of
primordi^ myoblasts in mouse somites. 1291 Incorporation of protein into spore coats is not
M. G. Cusella-De Angelis, G. Lyons, C. Sonnino, cell autonomous in dictyostelium.
L. De Angelis, E. Vivarelli, K. Farmer,
C. M. West and G. W. Eidos
W. E. Wright, M. Molinaro, M. Bouch^,
M. Buckingham, and G. Cossu 1301 Placement Service Notices
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1395 Primary structure of NuMA, an intranuclear
protein that defines a novel pathway for
1303 NuMA: an unusually long coiled-coil related segregation of proteins at mitosis.
protein in the mammalian nucleus. D. A. Compton, 1. Szilak, and D. W. Cleveland
C. H. Yang, E. J. Lambie, and M. Snyder
1319 The NUFl gene encodes an essential 1409 Microinjection of biotin-tubulin into anaphase
coiled-coil related protein that is a potential cells induces transient elongation of
component of the yeast nucleoskeleton. kinetochore microtubules and reversal of
chromosome-to-pole motion.
C. Mirzayan, C. S. Copeland, and M. Snyder
E. Shelden and P. Wadsworth
1333 Interferon action: nucleolar and nucleoplasmic
localization of the interferon-inducible 72-
1421 Protein phosphatase type 1 in mammalian cell
kilodalton protein that is encoded by the Ifi
mitosis: chromosomal localization and
204 gene from the gene 200 cluster.
involvement in mitotic exit.
D. Choubey and P. Lengyel
A. Fernandez, D. L. Brautigan, and N. J. C. Lamb
1343 Evidence for the regulation of exocytic
transport by protein phosphorylation. 1431 Regulation of the microtubule nucleating
H. W. Davidson, C. H. McGowan, and W. E. Balch activity of centrosomes in xenopus egg
extracts: role of cyclin A-associated
1357 Retrograde transport from the Golgi region
protein kinase.
to the endoplasmic reticulum is sensitive
to GTPyS, B. Buendia, G. Draetta and E. Karsenti
A. Tan, J. Bolscher, C. Feltkamp, and H. Ploegh
1443 High-frequency vibration in flagellar axonemes
1369 Analysis of the actin-binding domain of with amplitudes reflecting the size of tubulin.
a-actinin by mutagenesis and demonstration
S. Kamimura and R. Kamiya
that dystrophin contains a functionally
homologous domain.
1455 GAP-43 is expressed by nonmyelin-forming
L. Hemmings, P. A. Kuhlman, and D. R. Critchley
Schwann cells of the peripheral nervous
1381 An interaction between zyxin and a-actinin. system.
A. W. Crawford, J. W. Michelsen, and R. Curtis, H. J. S. Stewart, S. M. Hall, G. P. Wilkin,
M. C. Beckerle R. Mirsky and K. R. lessen
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1465 The activity of cAMP-dependent protein kinase 1507 Temporal changes in the expression and
is required at a posttranslational level for distribution of adhesion molecules during liver
induction of voltage-dependent sodium development and regeneration.
channels 1^ peptide growth factors in S. C. Stamatoglou, C. Enrich, M. M. Manson, and
PC12 cells. R. C. Hughes
D. D. Ginty, G. R. Fanger, J. A. Wagner, and 1517 The Min (multiple intestinal neoplasia)
R. A. Maue
mutation: its ef^ on gut epithelial cell
1475 Tenascin promotes cerebellar granule cell differentiation and interaction with a
migration and neurite outgrowth 1^ different modifier system.
domains in the fibronectin type III repeats.
A. R. Moser, W. F. Dove, K. A. Roth, and
K. Husmann, A. Faissner, and M. Schachner J. I. Gordon
1487 Intercellular space is affected by the polysialic 1527 Interaction of leukocyte integrins with ligand
acid content of NCAM. is necessary but not sufficient for fimction.
R Yang, X. Yin, and U. Rutishauser I. Dransheld, C. Cabanas, J. Barrett, and N. Hogg
1497 Identification of a new hemidesmosomal 1537 AUTHOR INDEX FOR VOLUME 116
protein, HDl: a major, high molecular mass
1545 SUBJECT INDEX FOR VOLUME 116
component of isolated hemidesmosomes.
Y. Hieda, Y. Nishizawa, J. Uematsu, and K. Owaribe
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