Mutation as cellular process : a Ciba Foundation symposium / edited by G.E.W. Wolstenholme and Maeve O'Connor.

  • Symposium on Mutation as Cellular Process (1969 : London, England)
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1969
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    INDEX OF SUBJECTS Acridines, removing exosomes, 23 5 Acriflavine, 34 effect on u. v. induced mutagenesis, 46 Actinophage, 140 Adenine reversions, diepoxybutane induced, 67 et seq., 147 mechanism, 74 mechanism, 80 nitrous acid induced, 66 time factor, 76 u.V. induced, 51, 52, 54,55-56,57, 58,59, 62, 63, 64, 69, 70 Alkylation, depurination follow^ing, 148, 150, 153 effect on gene transcription, 141-142, 145,153 mutagenesis by, 179-181 ofDNA, 145-148, 151 ofmRNA, 142-143, 145 of nucleic acids, 138-154 Allele specificity, 85 Amino acid pool, inhibiting mutation firequency decline, 19, 20 /)-Aminobenzoic acid, 18 2-Aminopurine, mutagenesis induced by, 171-172 6-Azauracil, 25 Bacillus cereus, unstable strain, 211-213 Bacteriophage, alkylation of, 140 Bacteriophage B4, repair in, 129 Bacteriophage x, influence of host on induction and expression, 3-17 u.V. irradiation, 4, 13 Bacteriophage Xii, mutagenesis in, 107 Bacteriophage T4, mutations in, 149 recombination mutation in, 190-191 Bacteriophage T5, resistant mutants, 87 et seq. Bacteriophage DNA, and induction of mutation, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10 Base analogues, incorporation into DNA, 171, 190 CTP, replacement of, 118, 119, 120 Caffeine, effect on genetic recombination, 45, 47 effect on incision and excision enzymes, 133 effect on mutagenesis, 19, 26, 33, 34 effect on phenotypic expression, 44 effect on post-replication repair, 44, 45, 47 effect on u.V. induced mutagenesis, 36-49 excising pyrimidine dimers from DNA, 36, 46, 47 Cell, amount of DNA in, 102 influence on expression of mutations, 107 Cell death, 98 Cell physiology, influence on mutagenesis, 17-35 Chemostat cultures, absence of segregai ional division, 87, loi, 102,103 glucose concentrations, 88, 95, 99, 102 growth rates, 95-96, 97, 104 mechanism of mutation, 95 photoreactivation in, 99 repair in, 96-99, loo-ioi repair of latent T5-resistant mutants in, 87-106 Chloramphenicol, 20, 21, 26, 212 Chloro - IPC (isopropyl - iV- (3 - chloro - phenyl) carbamate), 26 Chromosome, frequency of damage, 226 treated with triethylene melamine, 229 Clones, pure mutant, influence of HCR on, 9-11 Completes and mosaics, 231, 234 Coumarins, 177 Cytosine, action of u.V., 173 adducts with hydroxylamine, 115-116 hydration, 115,131 Deoxyribonucleic acid, alkylation, 145-148, 151,152 amount per cell, 102