Journal of Cell Biology 1995: Vol 128-131 Index

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AUTHOR INDEX VOLUMES 128-131
A Allan, V. Protein phosphatase 1 regulates the cytoplasmic dynein-driven
formation of endoplasmic reticulum networks in vitro. 128:879.
Aaronson, S. A. See LaRochelle, Dirsch, Finch, Cheon, May, Mar- Allet, B. See Martinou, Fernandez, Missotten, White, Allet, Sadoul,
chese. Pierce, and Aaronson. and Martinou.
Abe, E. See Katagiri, Yamaguchi, Komaki, Abe, Takahashi, Ikeda, Allinquant, B., Hantraye, R, Mailleux, R, Moya, K., Bouillot, C.,
Rosen, Wozney, Fujisawa-Sehara, and Suda. and Prochiantz, A. Downregulation of amyloid precursor protein
Acharya, U., McCaffery, J. M., Jacobs, R., and Malhotra, V. Re¬ inhibits neurite outgrowth in vitro. 128:919.
constitution of vesiculated Golgi membranes into stacks of cisternae; Aim, R. A. S^e Marsh, Aim, McIntosh, and James.
Requirement of NSF in stack formation. 129:577. Alon, R., Kassner, R D., Carr, M. W., Finger, E. B., Hemler, M. E.,
Adam, E. J, H. See Chi, Adam, and Adam. and Springer, T. A. The integrin VLA-4 supports tethering and
Adam, S. A. See Chi, Adam, and Adam. rolling in flow on VCAM-1. 128:1243.
Adam, T., Arpin, M., Prevost, M.-C., Gounon, P., and Sansonetti, — See Diamond, Alon, Parkos, Quinn, and Springer.
P. J. Cytoskeletal rearrangements and functional role of T-plastin Alonso, S. See Kelly, Alonso, Tajbakhsh, Cossu, and Buckingham.
during entry of Shigella flexneh into HeLa cells. 129:367. Alpern, R. J. See Franch, Shay, Alpern, and Preisig.
Adams, L., Carlson, B. M., Henderson, L., and Goldman, D. Adap¬ Altermatt, H. J. See Feng, Marti, Jehn, Altermatt, Chicaiza, and Jaggi.
tation of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, myogenin, and MRF4 Altevogt, R See Ruppert, Aigner, Hubbe, Yagita, and Altevogt.
gene expression to long-term muscle denervation. 131:1341. Altieri, D. C. See Li, Xie, Kantor, Koistinen. Altieri, Nortamo, and
Adler, R. See Wang and Adler. Gahmberg.
Aeschlimann, D., Kaupp, O., and Paulsson, M. Transglutaminase- Amberg, D. C. See Heath, Copeland, Amberg, Del Priore, Snyder,
catalyzed matrix cross-linking in differentiating cartilage: Identifica¬ and Cole.
tion of osteonectin as a major glutaminyl substrate. 129:881. Amini, S. See Haas, Thatikunta, Steplewski, Johnson, Khalili, and
Afshar, K., Scholey, J., and Hawley, R. S. Identification of the chro¬ Amini.
mosome localization domain of the drosophila nod kinesin-like Anand-Apte, B. See Kundra, Anand-Apte, Feig, and Zetter.
protein. 131:833. Andermarcher, E. See Woolf, Kolatsi-Joannou, Hardman, Ander-
Agard, D. A. See Moritz, Braunfeld, Fung, Sedat, Alberts, and Agard. marcher, Moorby, Fine, Jat, Noble, and Gherardi.
— See Urata, Parmelee, Agard, and Sedat. Andersen, S. S. L., Buendia, B., Dominguez, J. E., Sawyer, A.,
Ahn, A. H., and Kunkel, L. M. Syntrophin binds to an alternatively and Karsenti, E. Effect on microtubule dynamics of XMAP230,
spliced exon of dystrophin. 128:363. a microtubule-associated protein present in Xenopus laevis eggs
Aigner, L., and Caroni, P. Absence of persistent spreading, branch¬ and dividing cells: Correction. 128:991.
ing, and adhesion in GAP-43-depleted growth cones. 128:647. Anderson, K. See Small, Herzog, and Anderson.
Aigner, S. See Ruppert, Aigner, Hubbe, Yagita, and Altevogt. Anderson, R. A. See Gross, Hoffman, Fisette, Baas, and Anderson.
Aigner, T. See Roach, Erenpreisa, and Aigner. Anderson, R. G. W. See Conrad, Smart, Ying, Anderson, and
Aitchison, J. D., Blobel, G., and Rout, M. P. Nupl20p: A yeast nu- Bloom.
cleoporin required for NPC distribution and mRNA transport. — See Smart, Ying, and Anderson.
131:1659. Andersson-Fisone, C. See Marrs, Andersson-Fisone, Jeong, Cohen-
—, Rout, M. R, Marelli, M., Blobel, G., and Wozniak, R. W. Two Gould, Zurzolo, Nabi, Rodriguez-Boulan, and Nelson.
novel related yeast nucleoporins Nupl70p and Nupl57p: Comple¬ Andreasen, R A. See Conese, Nykjaer, Petersen, Cremona, Pardi,
mentation with the vertebrate homologue Nupl55p and functional Andreasen, Gliemann, Christensen, and Blasi.
interactions with the yeast nuclear pore-membrane protein Pbml52p. Andreassen, R R. See Martineau, Andreassen, and Margolis.
131:1133. Andreoli, C. See Martin, Andreoli, Sahuquet, Montcourrier, Algrain,
Aizawa, H. SeeOokata, Hisanaga, Bulinski, Murofushi, Aizawa, Itoh, and Mangeat.
Hotam, Okumura, Tachibana, and Kishimoto. Andrews, N, W. See Rodriguez, Rioult, Ora, and Andrews.
Akiyama, S. K. See Miyamoto, Teramoto, Coso, Silvio Gutkind, Andries, M. See Yamashita, ten Dijke, Huylebroeck, Sampath, Andries,
Burbelo, Akiyama, and Yamada. Smith, Heldin, and Miyazono.
Aktories, K. See Schmalzing, Richter, Hansen, Schwarz, Just, and Anne, U. K. See Wiemer, Nuttley, Bertolaet, Li, Francke, Wheelock,
Aktories. Anne, Johnson, and Subramani.
Akusjarvi, G. See Carvalho, Seeler, Ohman, Jordan, Pettersson, Antony, C., Huchet, M., Changeux, J.-R, and Cartaud, J. Devel¬
Akusjarvi, Carmo-Fonseca, and Dejean. opmental regulation of membrane traffic organization during synap-
Albers, K. M., Davis, F. E., Perrone, T. N., Lee, E. Y., Liu, Y., and togenesis in mouse diaphragm muscle. 130:959.
\bre, M. Expression of an epidermal keratin protein in liver of trans¬ Apel, K. See Reinbothe, Reinbothe, Runge, and Apel.
genic mice causes structural and functional abnormalities. 128:157. Arber, S., and Caroni, R Thrombospondin-4, an extracellular matrix
Alberts, B. See Oegema, Whitfield, and Alberts. protein expressed in the developing and adult nervous system pro¬
Alberts, B. M. See Field and Alberts. motes neurite outgrowth. 131:1083.
— See Moritz, Braunfeld, Fung, Sedat, Alberts, and Agard. Arenas, E. See Timmusk, Lendahl, Funakoshi, Arenas, Persson, and
Albrecht, R. See Fassler, Pfaff, Murphy, Noegel, Johansson, Timpl, Metsis.
and Albrecht. — See Trupp, Ryden, Jdmvall, Funakoshi, Timmusk, Arenas, and Ibanez.
Alderton, J. M. See Bi, Alderton, and Steinhardt. Argraves, W. S. See Godyna, Liau, Popa, Stefansson, and Argraves.
Alema, S. See Castellani, Reedy, Gauzzi, Provenzano, Alema, and Aridor, M., Bannykh, S. I., Rowe, T., and Balch, W. E. Sequential
Falcone. coupling between Copll and Copl vesicle coats in endoplasmic
Algrain, M. See Martin, Andreoli, Sahuquet, Montcourrier, Algrain, reticulum to Golgi transport. 131:875.
and Mangeat. Arizzi, M. SeeGnessi, Emidi, Jannini, Carosa, Maroder, Arizzi, Ulisse,
Alitalo, K. See Mustonen and Alitalo. and Spera.
— See Vastrik, Kaipainen, Penttilii, Lymboussakis, Alitalo, Parvinen, Armeanu, S., Biihring, H.-J., Reuss-Borst, M., Muller, C. A., and
and Alitalo. Klein, G. E-cadherin is functionally involved in the maturation
Alitalo, R. See Vastrik, Kaipainen, Penttilii, Lymboussakis, Alitalo, of the erythroid lineage. 131:243.
Parvinen, and Alitalo. Arnal, I. See Hyman, Chretien, Arnal, and Wade.
Author Index. Volumes 128-131 1917
Arneson, L. S., and Miller, J. Efficient endosomal localization of major Barsigian, C. See Chalupowicz, Chowdhury, Bach, Barsigian, and
histocompatibility complex class 11-invariant chain complexes re¬ Martinez.
quires multimerization of the invariant chain targeting sequence. Barth, B.-U., W'ahlberg, J. M., and Garoff, H. The oligomerization
129:1217. reaction of the Semliki Forest virus membrane protein subunits.
Arpin, M. See Adam, Arpin, Prevost, Gounon, and Sansonetti. 128:283.
Arribas, J., and Massague, J. Transforming growth factor-a and j3- Bartolazzi, A. See Bennett, Modrell, Greenfield, Bartolazzi, Stamen¬
amyloid precursor protein share a secretory mechanism. 128:433. kovic, Peach, Jackson, Spring, and Aruffo.
Artavanis-Tsakonas, S. See Dawson, Roth, and Artavanis-Tsakonas. Bartoszewicz, Z. See Bo, Quarles, Fujita, Bartoszewicz, Sato, and Trapp.
Aruffo, A. See Bennett, Jackson, Simon, Tanczos, Peach, Modrell, Basolo, F. See Merlo, Basolo, Fiore, Duboc, and Hynes.
Stamenkovic, Plowman, and Aruffo. Bassham, D. C. See Matsuoka, Bassham, Raikhel, and Nakamura.
— See Bennett, Modrell, Greenfield, Bartolazzi, Stamenkovic, Peach, Bastianutto, C., dementi, E., Codazzi, F., Pbdini, R, De Giorgi,
Jackson, Spring, and Aruffo. F., Rizzuto, R., Meldolesi, J., and Pbzzan, T. Overexpression
Arvan, P. See Kim and Arvan. of calreticulin increases the Ca-+ capacity of rapidly exchanging
Atkinson, S. J. See Kelleher, Atkinson, and Pollard. Ca2+ stores and reveals aspects of their lumenal microenviron¬
Attaran, A. See Todorov, Attaran, and Kearsey. ment and function. 130:841
Auran, J. See Li, Kusz.ak, Dunn, Wang, Ma, Wang, Spector, Leib, Bastmeyer, M., Ott, H., Leppert, C. A., and Stuermer, C. A. O.
Cotliar, Weiss, Espy, Howard, Farris, Auran, Donn, Hofeldt, Fish E587 glycoprotein, a member of the LI family of cell adhe¬
Mackay, Merriam, Mittl, and Smith. sion molecules, participates in axonal fasciculation and the age-
Auvinen, P. See Eaton, Auvinen, Luo, Jan, and Simons. related order of ganglion cell axons in the goldfish retina. 130:969.
Avraham, D. See Taraboulos, Scott, Semenov, Avraham, Laszlo, and Bauer, R. E. SecGratzer, Lithgow, Bauer, Lamping, Paltauf, Kohlwein,
Prusiner. Haucke, Junne, Schatz, and Horst.
Ayalon, O. See Lampugnani, Corada, Caveda, Breviario, Ayalon, Geiger, Beauvais, A., Erickson, C. A., Goins, T., Craig, S. E., Humphries,
and Dejana. M. J., Thiery, J. R, and Dufour, S. Changes in the fibronectin-
Ayme-Southgate, A., Southgate, R., Saide, J., Benian, G. M., and specific integrin expression pattern modify the migratory behavior
Pardue, M. L. Both synchronous and asynchronous muscle iso¬ of sarcoma S180 cells in vitro and in the embryonic environment.
forms of projectin (the Drosophila bent locus product) contain func¬ 128:699.
tional kinase domains. 128:393. Beck, T. See Wang, Millan, Cox, Der, Rapp, Beck, Zha, and Reed.
Bednar, J., Horowitz, R. A., Dubochet, J., and Woodcock, C. L.
Chromatin conformation and salt-induced compaction: Three-
dimensional structural information from cryoelectron microscopy.
131:1365.
B Beech, R L. See Kozminski, Beech, and Rosenbaum.
Begue, B. See Benmerah, Gagnon, Begue, .Megarbane, Dautry-Varsa,
Baas, P. See Gross, Hoffman, Fisette, Baas, and Anderson. and Cerf-Bensussan.
Baas, P. W. See Sharp, Yu, and Baas. Behrens, J. See Takeda, Nagafuchi, Yonemura, Tsukita, Behrens,
Baba, T. See Damke, Baba, van der Bliek, and Schmid. Birchmeier, and Tsukita.
Babior, B. M. SccShattil, OToole, Eigenthaler, Thon, Williams, Babior, Bell, J. I. See Jackson, Bell, Dickinson, Timans, Shields, and Whittle.
and Ginsberg. Bellavia, D. See Screpanti, Scarpa, Meco, Bellavia, Stuppia, Frati,
Bach, T. L. See Chalupowicz, Chowdhury, Bach, Barsigian, and Modesti, and Gulino.
Martinez. Bellini, M., Lacroix, J.-C., and Gall, J. G. A zinc-binding domain
Bachmann, F. See Piali, Hammel, Uherek, Bachmann, Gisler, Dunon, is required for targeting the maternal nuclear protein PwA33 to
and Imhof. lampbrush chromosome loops. 131:563.
Bagget, M. See Pellman, Bagget, Tu, and Fink. Benesath, F. A. See Shartava, Monteiro, Benesath, Schneider, Chait,
Bahler, M. See Stbffler, Ruppert, Reinhard, and Bahler. Gussio, Casoria-Scott, Shah, Heuerman, and Goodman.
Bailey, N. See Streuli, Schmidhauser, Bailey, Yurchenco. Skubitz, Bender, J. R. See Pfau, Leitenberg, Rinder, Smith, Pardi, and Bender.
Roskelley, and Bissell. Benfenati, F. See Ceccaldi, Grohovaz, Benfenati, Chieregatti, Green-
Baines, 1. C, Corigliano-Murphy, A., and Korn, E. D. Quantification gard, and Valtorta.
and localization of phosphorylated myosin I isoforms in Acantha- Benghezal, M., Lipke, R N., and Conzelmann, A. Identification of
moeba castellanii. 130:S91. six complementation classes involved in the biosynthesis of gly-
Bainton, D. F. See Moore, Patel, Bruehl, Fugang, Johnson, Lichen- cosylphosphatidyl inositol anchors in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
stein, Cummings, Bainton, and .McEver. 130:1333.
Baird, A. See Hanneken, Maher, and Baird. Benian, G. M. See Ayme-Southgate, Southgate, Saide, Benian, and
Baker, S. E. See Hopkinson, Baker, and Jones. Pardue.
Balasubramanian, M. K. See McCollum, Balasubramanian, Pelcher, Benlimame, N., Simard, D., and Nabi, 1. R. Autocrine motility factor
Hemmingsen, and Gould. receptor is a marker for a distinct membranous tubular organelle.
Balch, W. E. See Aridor, Bannykh, Rowe, and Balch. 129:459.
— See Brown, DeWald, Emr, Plutner, and Balch. Benmerah, A., Gagnon, J., Begue, B., Megarbane, B., Dautry-Varsa,
Baiczon, R., Bao, L., Zimmer, W. E., Brown, K., Zinkowski, R. R, A., and Cerf-Bensussan, N. The tyrosine kinase substrate epsl5
and Brinkley, B. R. Dissociation of centrosome replication events is constitutively associated with the plasma membrane adaptor AP-2.
from cycles of DNA synthesis and mitotic division in hydroxyurea- 131:1831.
arrested Chinese hamster ovary cells. 130:105. Bennett, K. L., Jackson, D. G., Simon, J. C., Tanczos, E., Peach,
Ball, W. J., Jr. See Lewis Carl, Felix, Caswell, Brandt, Ball, Vaghy, R., Modrell, B., Stamenkovic, I., Plowman, G., and Aruffo,
Meissner, and Ferguson. A. CD44 isoforms containing exon V3 are responsible for the
Balsamo, J., Ernst, H., Zanin, M. K. B., Hoffman, S., and Lilien, presentation of heparin-binding growth factor. 128:687.
J. The interaction of the retina cell surface A-acety Igalactosaminy 1- —, Modrell, B., Greenfield, B., Bartolazzi, A., Stamenkovic, L,
phosphotransferase with an endogenous proteoglycan ligand results Peach, R., Jackson, D. G., Spring, F., and Aruffo, A. Regula¬
in inhibition of cadherin-mediated adhesion. 129:1391. tion of CD44 binding to hyaluronan by glycosylation of variably
Bank, I. See Langholz, Rockel, Mauch, Kozlowska, Bank, Krieg, and spliced exons. 131:1623.
Eckes. Bennett, V. See Hu, Moorthy, and Bennett.
Bankaitis, V. A. See Mayinger, Bankaitis, and Meyer. Bentley Lawrence, J. See Xing, Johnson, Moen, McNeil, and Bentley
Bannykh, S. I. See Aridor, Bannykh, Rowe, and Balch. Lawrence.
Bantle, S. See von Arx, Bantle, Soldati, and Perriard. Berryman, M., Gary, R., and Bretscher, A. Ezrin oligomers are major
Bao, L. See Baiczon, Bao, Zimmer, Brown, Zinkowski, and Brinkley. cytoskeletal components of placental microvilli: A proposal for
Baraban, J. M. See Lin, Lee, Narayanan, Baraban, Hardwick, and their involvement in cortical morphogenesis. 131:1231.
Ratan. Berta, P. See Poulat, Girard, Chevron, Goze, Rebillard, Calas, Lamb,
Barrel!, B. G. See Drees, Brown, Barrell, and Bretscher. and Berta.
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Berthiaume, E. R, Medina, C., and Swanson, J. A. Molecular size- Bouchard, B. See Vijayasaradhi, Xu, Bouchard, and Houghton.
fractionation during endocytosis in macrophages. 129:989. Bouillot, C. See Allinquant, Hantraye, Mailleux, Moya, Bouillot, and
Bertolaet, B. L. Sf’c Wiemer, Nuttley, Bertnlaet, Li, Francke, Wheelock, Prochiantz.
Anne, Johnson, and Subramani. Boukedes, S. S. See Owen, Campbell, Sannes, Boukedes, and Campbell.
Beyer, E. C. See Koval, Geist, Westphale, Kemendy, Civitelli, Beyer, Bowen, J. See Gaertig, Cruz, Bowen, Gu, Pennock, and Gorovsky.
and Steinberg. Bowser, R. See Govindan, Bowser, and Novick.
Bi, G.-Q., Alderton, J. M., and Steinhardt, R. A. Calcium-regulated Boyer, B. See Rodier, Valles, Denoyelle, Thiery, and Boyer.
exocytosis is required for cell membrane resealing. 131:1747. Brady, M. J. See Mastick, Brady, and Saltiel.
Bikfaivi, A., Klein, S., Pintucci, G., Quarto, N., Mignatti, R, and Brady-Kalnay, S. M., Rimm, D. L., and Tanks, N. K. Receptor pro¬
Rifkin, D. B. Differential mcxlulation of cell phenotype by differ¬ tein tyrosine phosphatase PTP#t associates with cadherins and
ent molecular weight forms of basic fibroblast growth factor: catenins in vivo. 130:977.
Possible intracellular signaling by the high molecular weight forms. Brakenhoff, R. H., Gerretsen, M., Knippels, E. M. C., van Dijk,
129:233. M., van Essen, H., Weghuis, D. O., Sinke, R. J., Snow, G. B.,
Birchmeier, C. See Yang, Spitzer, Meyer, Sachs, Niemann, Hartmann, and van Dongen, G. A. M. S. The human E48 antigen, highly
Weidner, Birchmeier, and Birchmeier. homologous to the murine Ly-6 antigen ThB, is a GPI-anchored
Birchmeier, W. See Brinkmann, Foroutan, Sachs, Weidner, and molecule apparently involved in keratinocyte cell-cell adhesion.
Birchmeier. 129:1677.
— See Takeda, Nagafuchi, Yonemura, Tsukita, Behrens, Birchmeier, Brandt, N. R. See Lewis Carl, Felix, Caswell, Brandt, Ball, Vaghy,
and Tsukita. Meissner, and Ferguson.
— See Yang, Spitzer, Meyer, Sachs, Niemann, Hartmann, Weidner, Brandt, R., Leger, J., and Lee, G. Interaction of tau with the neural
Birchmeier, and Birchmeier. plasma membrane mediated by tau’s amino-terminal projection
Bird, I. N. See Fawcett, Buckley, Holness, Bird, Spragg, Saunders, domain. 131:1327.
Harris, and Simmons. Branton, D. See Deng, Lee. Goldstein, and Branton.
Birnbaum, M. J. See Verhey, Yeh, and Birnbaum. Braun, R. E. See Schumacher, Lee, Edelhoff, and Braun.
Bishop, J. D. See Yuen, Jain, Bishop, Lindsey, Deery, Van Haastert, Braunfeld, M. B. See Moritz, Braunfeld, Fung, Sedat, Alberts, and
and Gomer. Agard.
Bissell, M. J. See Lin, Dempsey, Coffey, and Bissell. Bregman, D. B., Du, L., van der Zee, S., and Warren, S. L.
— See Streuli, Schmidhauser, Bailey, Yurchenco, Skubitz, Roskelley, Transcription-dependent redistribution of the large subunit of RNA
and Bissell. polymerase 11 to discrete nuclear domains. 129:287.
Blaas, D. See Prchia, Plank, Wagner, Blaas, and Fuchs. Brenner, H. R. See Kues, Brenner, Sakmann, and Witzemann.
Blasi, F. See Conese, Nykjaer, Petersen, Cremona, Pardi, Andreasen, Breton, M. See Guinebault, Payrastre, Racaud-Sultan, Mazarguil,
Gliemann, Christensen, and Blasi. Breton. Mauco. Plantavid, and Chap.
Blasi, J. See Walch-Solimena, Blasi, Edelmann, Chapman, von Moliard, Bretscher, A. See Berryman. Gary, and Bretscher.
and Jahn. — See Drees. Brown, Barrel 1, and Bretscher.
Blobel, G. See Aitchison, Blobel, and Rout. — See Harsay and Bretscher.
— See Aitchison, Rout, Marelli, Blobel, and Wozniak. Breviario, F. See Lampugnani, Corada, Caveda. Breviario, Ayalon,
— See Erdmann and Blobel. Geiger, and Dejana.
— See Hurwitz and Blobel. Brewer, C. B. See Naim. Dodds. Brewer, and Roth.
— See Strambio-de-Castillia, Blobel, and Rout. Briggs, K. K., Silvers, A. J., Johansen, K. M., and Johansen, J.
Bloom, G. S. See Conrad, Smart, Ying, Anderson, and Blcwm. Calsensin: A novel calcium-binding protein expressed in a subset
— See Lippincott-Schwartz, Cole, Marotta, Conrad, and Bloom. of peripheral leech neurons fasciculating in a single axon tract.
— See Sontag, Nunbhakdi-Craig, Bloom, and Mumby. 129:1355.
Bloom, K. See Yeh, Skibbens, Cheng, Salmon, and Bloom. Brinkley, B. R. See Balczon, Bao. Zimmer. Brown, Zinkowski, and
Blystone, S. D., Lindberg, F. R, LaFlamme, S. E., and Brown, E. J. Brinkley.
Integrin /3,i cytoplasmic tail is necessary and sufficient for regu¬ Brinkmann, V., Foroutan, H., Sachs, M., Weidner, K. M., and Birch¬
lation of a5/3i phagocytosis by Ov/Jj and integrin-associated pro¬ meier, W. Hepatocyte growth factor/scatter factor induces a vari¬
tein. 130:745. ety of tissue-specific morphogenic programs in epithelial cells.
Bo, L., Quarles, R. H., Fujita, N., Bartoszewicz, Z., Sato, S., and 131:1573.
Trapp, B. D. Endocytic depletion of L-MAG from CNS myelin Brooks, P. C. See Filardo, Brooks. Deming, Damsky. and Cheresh.
in quaking mice. 131:1811. Brophy, R J. See Fannon. Sherman, llyina-Gragerova. Brophy. Fried¬
Bohmann, K., Ferreira, J. A., and Lamond, A. 1. Mutational analy¬ rich, and Colman.
sis of p80 coilin indicates a functional interaction between coiled Brown, C. See Drees. Brown, Barrell, and Bretscher.
btxiies and the nucleolus. 131:817. Brown, E. J. See Blystone, Lindberg, LaFlamme. and Brown.
Bohrmann, B. See Koch, Bohrmann, Matthison, Hagios, Trueb, and Brown, J. L. See Lu. Montijn, Brown. Klis, Kurjan. Bussey, and Lipke.
Chiquet. Brown, K. See Balczon, Bao, Zimmer, Brown, Zinkowski, and Brinkley.
Bonaccorsi, S. See Gunsalus, Bonaccorsi, Williams, Verni, Gatti, and Brown, W. J., DeWald, D. B., Emr, S. D., Plutner, H., and Balch,
Goldberg. W. E. Role for phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase in the sorting and
Bonewald, L. F. See Dallas, Miyazono, Skerry, Mundy, and Bonewald. transport of newly synthesized lysosomal enzymes in mammalian
Bonifacino, J. S. See Marks, Roche, van Donselaar, Woodruff, Peters, cells. 130:781.
and Bonifacino. Bruckner-Tuderman, L., Nilssen, 0., Zimmermann, D. R., Dours-
Boontrakulpoontawee, R Sct’Otsuka, Franco, Yang, Shim, Tang, Zhang, Zimmermann, M. T., Kalinke, D. U., Gedde-Dahl, T., Jr., and
Boontrakulpoontawee, Jeyaprakash, Hedgecock, Wheaton, and Winberg, J.-O. Immunohistochemical and mutation analyses dem¬
Sobery. onstrate that procollagen Vll is processed to collagen VII through
Borisy, G. G. See Verkhovsky, Svitkina, and Borisy. removal of the NC-2 domain. 131:551.
— See Zhai, Kronebusch, and Borisy. Bruehl, R. E. See Moore, Patel. Bruehl, Fugang, Johnson, Lichen-
Bomfeidt, K. E., Graves, L. M., Raines, E. W., Igarashi, Y., Wayman, stein, Cummings. Bainton. and McEver.
G., Yamamura, S., Yatomi, Y., Sidhu, J. S., Krebs, E. G., Hako- Briimmendorf, T. See Norenberg, Hubert, Briimmendorf, Tarnok.
mori, S., and Ross, R. Sphingosine-l-phosphate inhibits PDGF- and Rathjen.
induced chemotaxis of human arterial smooth muscle cells: Spa¬ Biichler, M. See Mayer. Kartenbeck, Biichler, Jedlitschky, Leier. and
tial and temporal modulation of PDGF chemotactic signal trans¬ Keppler.
duction. 130:193. Buchstaller, A. See Suter, Pollerberg, Buchstaller, Giger. Dreyer, and
Bornstein, R Diversity of function is inherent in matricellular proteins: Sonderegger.
An appraisal of thrombospondin 1 130:503. Buckingham, M. See Kelly, Alonso. Tajbakhsh. Cossu, and
Borregaard, N. See Lollike, Borregaard, and Lindau. Buckingham.
Bottger, A., and Spruce, B. A. Proenkephalin is a nuclear protein Buckley, C. See Fawcett, Buckley, Holness, Bird. Spragg, Saunders,
responsive to growth arrest and differentiation signals. 130:1251. Harris, and Simmons.
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Buendia, B. See Andersen, Buendia. Dominguez, Sawyer, and Karsenti. Casoria-Scott, L. A. See Shartava, Monteiro, Bencsath, Schneider,
Biihring, H.-J. See Armeanu, Buhring, Reuss-Borst, Muller, and Klein. Chait, Gussio, Casoria-Scott, Shah, Heuerman, and Goodman.
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Clegg, Villa, and Meldolesi. deletion of ABP-120 alters the three-dimensional organization of
dementi, E. See Bastianutto, dementi. Codazzi, Podini, De Giorgi. actin filaments in Dictyostelium pseudopods. 128:819.
Rizzuto, Meldolesi, and Pozzan. Crabtree, G. R. See Fanger, Hoth, Crabtree, and Lewis.
— See Raichman, Panzeri, dementi, Papazafiri, Eckley, Clegg, Villa, Craig, J. See Slack, Skerjanc. Lach, Craig, Jardine, and McBurney.
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and Cleveland. and Dufour.
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Rizzuto, Meldolesi, and Pozzan. Andreasen, Gliemann. Christensen, and Blasi.
— See Lorenzon, Zacchetti, Codazzi, Fumagalli, .Meldolesi, and Crossin, K. L. See Burgoon, Hazan, Phillips, Crossin, Fdelman, and
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Cole, N. B. See Lippincott-Schwartz, Cole, Marotta, Conrad, and Blextm. in cell surface blebbing. 129:1589.
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Collins, P. G. See Silberstein, Collins, Kelleher, and Gilmore.
— See Silberstein, Collins, Kelleher, Rapiejko, and Gilmore.
Colman, D. R. See Doyle, Stempak, Cowin, Colman, and D’Urso.
— See Fannon, Sherman, llyina-Gragerova, Brophy, Friedrich, and D
Colman.
Compton, D. A. See Gaglio, Saredi, and Compton. Dadabay, C. Y. See Lorenzen, Dadabay, and Fischer.
Conboy, J. G. See Discher, Winardi, Schischmanoff, Parra. Conboy, Dallas, S. L., Miyazono, K., Skerry, T. M., Mundy, G. R., and Bon-
and Mohandas. ewald, L. F. Dual role for the latent transforming growth factor-|8
Condeelis, J. See Cox, Ridsdale, Condeelis, and Hartwig. binding protein in storage of latent TGF-/3 in the extracellular ma¬
Conese, M., Nykjaer, A., Petersen, C. M., Cremona, O., Pardi, R., trix and as a structural matrix protein. 131:539.
Andreasen, P. A., Gliemann, J., Christensen, E. I., and Blasi, Damke, H., Baba, T., van der Bliek, A. M., and Schmid, S. L.
F. a-2 Macroglobulin receptor/Ldl receptor-related protein(Lrp)- Clathrin-independent pinocytosis is induced in cells overexpres¬
dependent internalization of the urokinase receptor. 131:1609. sing a temperature-sensitive mutant of dynamin. 131:69.
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Author Index, Volumes 128-131 1921
Damsky, C. See Filardo, Brooks, Deming, Damsky, and Cheresh. Der, C. J. See Kinch, Clark, Der, and Burridge.
Damsky, C. H. See Huhtala, Humphries, McCarthy, Tremble, Werb, — See Wang, Millan, Cox, Der, Rapp, Beck, Zha, and Reed.
and Damsky. Desai, A., and Mitchison, T. J. A new role for motor proteins as couplers
— See Tremble, Damsky, and Werb. to depolymerizing microtubules. 128:1.
Daneholt, B. See Mehlin, Daneholt, and Skoglund. Desnos, C., Clift-O’Grady, L., and Kelly, R. B. Biogenesis of syn¬
Danielsen, E. M., and van Deurs, B. A transferrin-like GPI-linked aptic vesicles in vitro. 130:1041.
iron-binding protein in detergent-insoluble noncaveolar microdo¬ Devreotes, P. N. See Lilly and Devreotes.
mains at the apical surface of fetal intestinal epithelial cells. 131:939. — See Wu, Valkema, Van Haastert, and Devreotes.
Danoff, T. See Strutz, Okada, Lo, Danoff, Carone, Tomaszewski, and DeWald, D. B. See Brown, DeWald, Emr, Plutner, and Balch.
Neilson. — See Stack, DeWald, Takegawa, and Emr.
Danpure, C. J. See Motley, Lumb, Oatey, Jennings, De Zoysa, Wanders, De Zoysa, P. A. See Motley, Lumb, Oatey, Jennings, De Zoysa, Wanders,
Tabak, and Danpure. Tabak, and Danpure.
Dauguet, C. See Petit, Lecoeur, Zorn, Dauguet, Mignotte, and Gougeon. Diamond, M. S., Alon, R., Rarkos, C. A., Quinn, M. T., and Springer,
Dautry-V^irsa, A. See Benmerah, Gagnon, Begue, Megarbane, Dautry- T. A. Heparin is an adhesive ligand for the leukocyte integrin Mac-1
Varsa, and Cerf-Bensussan. (CDllb/CD18). 130:1473.
Dautry-Varsat, A. See Hemar, Subtil, Lieb, Morelon, Hellio, and Dickinson, R. See Jackson, Bell, Dickinson, Timans, Shields, and
Dautry-Varsat. Whittle.
Davidson, H, W, Wortmannin causes mistargeting of procathepsin D. Dirsch, O. R. See LaRochelle, Dirsch, Finch, Cheon, May, Marchese,
Evidence for the involvement of a phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase Pierce, and Aaronson.
in vesicular transport to lysosomes. 130:797. Discher, D. E., Winardi, R., Schischmanoff, P. O., Parra, M., Conboy,
Davies, A. M. See Wyatt and Davies. J. G., and Mohandas, N. Mechanochemistry of protein 4.rs
Davis, F. E. See Albers, Davis, Perrone, Lee, Liu, and Vore spectrin-actin-binding domain: Ternary complex interactions,
Dawson, 1. A., Roth, S., and Artavanis-Tsakonas, S. The Drosophila membrane binding, network integration, structural strengthening.
cell cycle gene fizzy is required for normal degradation of cyclins 130:897.
A and B during mitosis and has homology to the CDC20 gene Dockendorff, T. C. See Gorsch, Dockendorff, and Cole.
of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. 129:725. Dodds, D. T, See Naim, Dodds, Brewer, and Roth
DeBlasio, A. See Fan, Lu, Wu, DeBlasio, Koff, and Mendelsohn. Doerschuk, C. M. See Pavalko, Walker, Graham, Goheen, Doerschuk,
De Camilli, P. See Chilcote, Galli, Mundigl, Edelmann, McPherson, and Kansas.
Takei, and De Camilli. Dominguez, J. E. See Andersen, Buendia, Dominguez, Sawyer, and
— See Garcia, McPherson, Chilcote, Takei, and De Camilli. Karsenti.
de Crombrugghe, B. See Lefebvre, Garofalo, and de Crombrugghe. Donaldson, J. G. See Peters, Hsu, Ooi, Finazzi, Teal, Oorschot,
— See Rossert, Eberspaecher, and de Crombrugghe. Donaldson, and Klausner.
Dedhar, S. See Demetriou, Nabi, Coppolino, Dedhar, and Dennis. Donn, A. See Li, Kuszak, Dunn, Wang, Ma. Wang, Spector, Leib,
— See St-Arnaud, Prud’homme, Leung-Hagesteijn, and Dedhar. Cotliar, Weiss, Espy, Howard, Farris, Auran, Donn, Hofeldt,
Deery, W. J. See Yuen, Jain, Bishop, Lindsey, Deery, Van Haastert, Mackay, Merriam, Mittl, and Smith.
and Gomer. Dorer, R., Pryciak, P. M., and Hartwell, L. H. Saccharomyces cere¬
Degenstein, L. See Lloyd, Yu, Cheng, Turksen, Degenstein, Hutton, visiae cells execute a default pathway to select a mate in the ab¬
and Fuchs. sence of pheromone gradients. 131:845.
De Giorgi, F. See Bastianutto, dementi, Codazzi, Podini, De Giorgi, Dotti, C. G. Sccde Hoop, von Pbser, Lange, Ikonen, Hunziker, and Dotti.
Rizzuto, Meldolesi, and Pozzan. Dours-Zimmermann, M. T. See Bruckner-Tuderman, Nilssen,
de Hoop, M., von Poser, C., Lange, C., Ikonen, E., Hunziker, W,, Zimmermann, Dours-Zimmermann, Kalinke, Gedde-Dahl, and
and Dotti, C. G. Intracellular routing of wild-type and mutated Winberg.
polymeric immunoglobulin receptor in hippocampal neurons in Downes, C. S. See Gimenez-Abian. Clarke, Mullinger, Downes, and
culture. 130:1447. Johnson.
Dejana, E. See Lampugnani, Corada, Caveda, Breviario, Ayalon, Geiger, Doyle, J. R, Stempak, J. G., Cowin, R, Colman, D. R., and D’Urso,
and Dejana. D. Protein zero, a nervous system adhesion molecule, triggers epi¬
Dejean, A. Sec Carvalho, Seeler, Ohman, Jordan, Pettersson, Akusjarvi, thelial reversion in host carcinoma cells. 131:465.
Carmo-Fonseca, and Dejean Dragas-Granoic, S. See Kuriyama, Kofron, Essner, Kato, Dragas-
De Lozanne, A. See Burns, Reedy, Heuser, and De Lozanne. Granoic, Omoto, and Khodjakov.
del Pozo, M. A., Sanchez-Mateos, R, Nieto, M., and Sanchez-Madrid, Drees, B., Brown, C., Barrell, B. G., and Bretscher, A. Tropomyosin
F. Chemokines regulate cellular polarization and adhesion recep¬ is essential in yeast, yet the TPMI and TPM2 products perform
tor redistribution during lymphocyte interaction with endothelium distinct functions. 128:383.
and extracellular matrix. Involvement of cAMP signaling path¬ Dreyer, W. J. See Suter, Pollerberg, Buchstaller, Giger, Dreyer, and
way. 131:495. Sonderegger.
Del Priore, V. See Heath, Copeland, Amberg, Del Priore, Snyder, and Dreyfuss, G. See Siomi and Dreyfuss.
Cole. Driessens, M. H. E., Stroeken, R J. M., Rodriguez Erena, N. F.,
De Luca, M. See Zambruno, Marchisio, Marconi, Vaschieri, Melchiori, van der Valk, M. A., van Rijthoven, E. A. M., and Rons, E.
Giannetti, and De Luca. Targeted disruption of CD44 in MDAY-D2 lymphosarcoma cells has
Demetriou, M., Nabi, I. R., Coppolino, M., Dedhar, S., and Dennis, no effect on subcutaneous growth or metastatic capacity. 131:
J. W. Reduced cuntact-inhibition and substratum adhesion in epi¬ 1849.
thelial cells expressing GIcNAc-transferase V. 130:383. Drubin, D. G. See Li, Zheng, and Drubin.
Deming, S. L. See Filardo, Brooks, Deming, Damsky, and Cheresh. Du, L. See Bregman, Du, van der Zee, and Warren.
Demlehner, M. R, Schafer, S., Grund, C., and Franke, W. W. Con¬ Duboc, L. See Merlo, Basolo, Fiore, Duboc, and Hynes.
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Erickson, C. A. See Beauvais, Erickson, Goins, Craig, Humphries, A novel epithelial specific annexin is implicated in vesicular traffic
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Esch, F. S. See Staddon, Smales, Schulze, Esch. and Rubin. that cycles from the nucleus to the cell cortex. 131:165.
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Kaiser, C. A. Yeast SECI6 gene enctxles a multidomain vesicle cytoplasmic tail for melanoma cell migration in vitro and in vivo.
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Author Index, Volumes 128-131 1923
Filmus, J. See Rak, Mitsuhashi, Erdos, Huang, Filmus, and Kerbel. Fumagalli, G. See Lorenzon, Zacchetti, Codazzi, Fumagalli, Meldolesi,
Finazzi, D. See Peters, Hsu, Ooi, Finazzi, Teal, Oorschot, Donaldson, and Grohovaz.
and Klausner. Funakoshi, H. See Timmusk, Lendahl, Funakoshi, Arenas, Persson,
Finch, P. W. See LaRochelle, Dirsch, Finch, Cheon, May, Marchese, and Metsis.
Pierce, and Aaronson. — SeeTrupp, Ryden, Jomvall, Funakoshi, Timmusk, Arenas, and Ibanez.
Fine, L. G. See Woolf, Kolatsi-Joannou, Hardman, Andermarcher, Funayama, N., Fagotto, F., McCrea, R, and Gumbiner, B. M.
Moorby, Fine, Jat, Noble, and Gherardi. Embryonic axis induction by the Armadillo repeat domain of 0-
Finger, E. B. See Alon, Kassner, Carr, Finger, Hemler, and Springer. catenin: Evidence for intracellular signaling. 128:959.
— See Puri, Finger, Gaudernack, and Springer. Fung, J. C. See Moritz, Braunfeld, Fung, Sedat, Alberts, and Agard.
Fink, G. R. See Chang and Fink.
— See Elion, Trueheart, and Fink.
— See Pellman, Bagget, Tu, and Fink.
Finkelstein, L. D. See Shimizu, Mobley, Finkelstein, and Chan.
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Finlay, B. B. See Garcia-del Portillo and Finlay.
Fiore, L. See Merlo, Basolo, Fiore, Duboc, and Hynes.
Firmbach-Kraft, I., and Stick, R. Analysis of nuclear lamin isoprenyla- Gabbiani, F. See Chaponnier, Goethals, Janmey, Gabbiani, Gabbiani,
tion in Xenopus oocytes: Isoprenylation of lamin B3 precedes its and Vandekerckhove.
uptake into the nucleus. 129:17. Gabbiani, G. See Chaponnier, Goethals, Janmey, Gabbiani, Gabbiani,
Firtel, R. A. See Segall, Kuspa. Shaulsky, Ecke, Maeda, Gaskins, Firtel, and Vandekerckhove.
and Loomis. Gadella, T. W. J., Jr., and Jovin, T. M. Oligomerization of epidermal
Fischbach, G. D. SeeGoodearl, Yee, Sandrock, Corfas, and Fischbach. growth factor receptors on A431 cells studied by time-resolved
— See Loeb and Fischbach. fluorescence imaging microscopy. A stereochemical model for tyro¬
Fischer, E. H. See Lorenzen, Dadabay, and Fischer. sine kinase receptor activation. 129:1543.
Fischer, R., and Timberiake, W. E. Aspergillus nidulans apsA (anucle- Gaertig, J., Cruz, M. A., Bowen, J., Gu, L., Pennock, D. G., and
ate primary sterigmata) encodes a coiled-coil protein required for Gorovsky, M. A. Acetylation of lysine 40 in a-tubulin is not essen¬
nuclear positioning and completion of asexual development. tial in Tetrahymena thermophila. 129:1301.
128:485. Gaglio, T., Saredi, A., and Compton, D. A. NuMA is required for
Fisette, P. L. See Gross, Hoffman, Fisette, Baas, and Anderson. the organization of microtubules into aster-like mitotic arrays.
Fisher, P. L. See Pittler, Fliesler, Fisher, Kennedy Keller, and Rapp. 131:693.
FitzGerald, D. J., Fryling, C. M., Zdanovsky, A., Saelinger, C. B., Gagnon, J. See Benmerah, Gagnon, Begue, Megarbane, Dautry-Varsa,
Kounnas, M., Winkles, J. A., Strickland, D., and Leppla, S. and Cerf-Bensussan.
Pseudomonas exotoxin-mediated selection yields cells with altered Gahmberg, C. G. See Li, Xie, Kantor, Koistinen, Altieri, Nortamo,
expression of low-density lipoprotein receptor-related protein. and Gahmberg.
129:1533. Correction. 130:1015. Gall, J. G. See Bellini, Lacroix, and Gall.
Fliesler, S. J. See Pittler, Fliesler, Fisher, Kennedy Keller, and Rapp. Gain, T. See Chilcote, Galli, Mundigl, Edelmann, McPherson, Takei,
Forbes, D. J. See Meier, Miller, and Forbes. and De Camilli.
— See Powers, Macaulay, Masiarz, and Forbes. Gallo, C. J., Hand, A. R., Jones, T. L. Z., and Jaffe, L. A. Stimu¬
Forest, C. See Poliard, Nifuji, Lamblin, Plee, Forest, and Kellermann. lation of Xenopus oocyte maturation by inhibition of the G-protein
Foroutan, H. See Brinkmann, Foroutan, Sachs, Weidner, and Birchmeier. tts subunit, a component of the plasma membrane and yolk plat¬
Fortes, P. A. G. See Shaw, Fortes, Stout, and Vacquier. elet membranes. 130:275.
Fowler, V. M. See Gregorio and Fowler. Gammie, A. E., Kurihara, L. J., Vallee, R. B., and Rose, M. D.
Franch, H. A., Shay, J. W., Alpern, R. J., and Preisig, P. A. In¬ DAMJ, a dynamin-related gene, participates in endosomal traffick¬
volvement of pRB family in TGF/3-dependent epithelial cell hyper¬ ing in yeast. 130:553.
trophy. 129:245. Gandarillas, A. See Hotchin, Gandarillas, and Watt.
Francke, U. See Wiemer, Nuttley, Bertolaet, Li, Francke, Wheelock, Garcia, C. See Way, Sanders, Garcia, Sakai, and Matsudaira.
Anne, Johnson, and Subramani. Garcia, E. R, McPherson, R S., Chilcote, T. J., Takei, K., and De
Franco, R. SeeOtsuka, Franco, Yang, Shim, Tang, Zhang, Boontrakul- Camilli, R rbSeclA and B colocalize with syntaxin 1 and SNAP-25
poontawee, Jeyaprakash, Hedgecock, Wheaton, and Sobery. throughout the axon, but are not in a stable complex with syntaxin.
Franke, W. W. See Demlehner, Schafer, Grund, and Franke. 129:105.
Franzini-Armstrong, C. See Sun, Protasi, Takahashi, Takeshima, Garcia-Bianco, M. A., Miller, D. D., and Sheetz, M. R Nuclear
Ferguson, and Franzini Armstrong. spreads: 1. Visualization of bipartite ribosomal RN.A dom.ains.
Frasch, M. See Kiissel and Frasch. 128:15.
Frati, L. See Screpanti, Scarpa, Meco, Bellavia, Stuppia, Frati, Modesti, Garcia-del Portillo, F., and Finlay, B. B. Targeting of Salmonella typhi-
and Gulino. murium to vesicles containing lysosomal membrane glycoproteins
Frey, J. See Korioth, Gieffers, Maul, and Frey. bypasses compartments with mannose 6-phosphate receptors.
Frey, M. R. See Matera, Frey, Margelot, and Wolin. 129:81.
Friedrich, V. L., Jr. See Fannon, Sherman, llyina-Gragerova, Brophy, Garofalo, S. See Lefebvre, Garofalo, and de Crombrugghe.
Friedrich, and Colman. Garoff, H. See Barth, Wahlberg, and Garoff.
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U. Rapid, widespread, and longlasting induction of nesiin contrib¬ Gaskins, C. See Segall, Kuspa, Shaulsky, Ecke, Maeda, Gaskins, Firtel,
utes to the generation of glial scar tissue after CNS injury. 131:453. and Loomis.
Fritz, B. A. See Mays, Siemers, Fritz, Lowe, van Meer, and Nelson. Gasser, S. M. See Cockell, Palladino, Laroche, Kyrion, Liu, Lustig,
Fry, A. M. See Golsteyn, Mundt, Fry, and Nigg. and Gasser.
Fryling, C. M. See FitzGerald, Fryling, Zdanovsky, Saelinger, Kounnas, Gatti, M. See Gunsalus, Bonaccorsi, Williams, Verni, Gatti, and
Winkles, Strickland, and Leppla. Goldberg.
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Fuchs. Gaudernack, G. See Puri, Finger, Gaudernack, and Springer.
Fuchs, H. See Steverding, Stierhof, Fuchs, Tauber, and Overath. Gauzzi, M. C. See Castellani, Reedy, Gauzzi, Provenzano, Alema,
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Fugang, L. See Moore, Patel, Bruehl, Fugang, Johnson, Lichenstein, Gebbink, M. F. B. G., Zondag, G. C. M., Koningstein, G. M., Feiken,
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Giddings, T. H., Jr. See Samuels. Giddings. and Staehelin. allele of the novel repeat-containing yeast nucleoporin RAT7 /
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