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xix, 581 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm.
Immunological studies of myosin isoforms in nematode embryos -- Characterization of myosins from embryonic and developing chicken pectoralis muscle -- Characterization of myosin isozymes appearing rat muscle development -- Actin genes in dictyostelium -- Isolation and genetic mapping of the actin genes of Caenorhabditis elegans -- Structural studies of the drosophilia melanogaster actin genes -- Structure and developmental expression of actin genes in the sea urchin -- Mutationally altered myosins in caenorhabditis elegans -- Unc-54 myosin heavy-chain gene of caenorhabditis elegans: genetics sequence, structure -- Structure and regulation of a mammalian sarcomeric myosin heavy-chain gene -- Differential expression of two myosin heavy-chain mRNAs during chicken skeletal-muscle development -- Isolation and structural analysis of the genes coding for rat skeletal-muscle actin for cytoplasmic actin -- Messengers coding for myosins and actins: their accumulation during terminal differentiation of a mouse muscle cell line -- Amplication of the ckicken skeletal α-actin gene during myogenesis -- Role of specific proteases in rat myoblast fusion -- Myosin light-chain isozymes in developing avian skeletal-muscle cells in ovo and in cell culture -- Control of mouse myoblast commitment to terminal differentiation by mitogens -- Acetylcholine receptors on primary rat muscle cells redistribute to reach junctional site densities after exposure to soluble neuronal extracts -- Developmental changes in acetylcholine receptor distribution and channel properties in xenopus nerve-muscle cultures
edited by Mark L. Pearson, Henry F. Epstein.
Papers presented at a meeting held Sept. 12-17, 1981 at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.