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Front Cover; Advances in Genetics, Volume VI; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors to Volume VI; Chapter 1. Map Construction in Neurospora Crassa; I. Introduction; II. Problems in Estimating Linkage; III. Linkage Groups and Chromosomes; IV. Data and Mapping; V. Discussion; VI. Perspectives; VII. Summary; VIII. Acknowledgments; IX. References; Chapter 2. Genetic Changes in Human Populations, Especially Those Due to Gene Flow and Genetic Drift; I. Introduction; II. Mutation and Allele Frequencies; III. Selection: Differential Mortality and Fecundity; IV. Gene Flow in Space and Time.
v. Genetic DriftVI. Conclusions; VII. References; Chapter 3. Monozygotic Twins in Cattle; I. Introduction; II. Evidence of the Occurrence of Monozygotic Twins in Cattle; III. Causes of Twinning; IV. Frequency of Twinning; V. Diagnosis; VI. Efficiency of Monozygotic Cattle Twins as Experimental Material; VII. Heritability Studies; VIII. Miscellaneous Twin Studies; IX. References; Chapter 4. The Genetics of the Newer Human Blood Factors; I. Introduction; II. The OAB Blood Groups and Their Variants; III. Secretor Variation Se-se and the Lewis Blood Factors; IV. The MNSs Factors.
v. Rh-Hr Blood FactorsVI. The Kell-Cellano Factors (K-k); VII. The Duffy Factors (Fya-Fyb); VIII. The Kidd Factors (Jka-Jkb); IX. Lutheran Factor (Lua); X.P Factor; XI. Private or Family Blood Factors; XII. Individuality of Human Blood; XIII. Fetal Death and Loss of Genes; XIV. General Remarks; XV. References; Chapter 5. Comparative Incompatibility in Angiosperms and Fungi; I. Introduction; II. Systems in Flowering Plants; III. Mutation of the Incompatibility Gene; IV. Physiology and Biochemistry; V. The Fungi; VI. Incompatibility as an Outbreeding Mechanism.
VII. Incompatibility and Plant BreedingVIII. Summary; IX. References; Chapter 6. Cytoplasmic Inheritance in Epilobium and Its Theoretical Significance; I. Introduction; II. Terminology; III. Cytology and Genetics of Epilobium; IV. Demonstration of the Plasmon; V. Interactions between Nuclear Genes and Cytoplasmic Hereditary Units; VI. Physiological Investigations of Reciprocal Differences Induced by Exchange of Cytoplasm; VII. Alterations of Cytoplasmic Inheritance; VIII. The Influence of Cytoplasm on Gene Mutation; IX. General Discussion; X. References.
Chapter 7. The Genetics of Colias (Lepidoptera)I. Introduction; II. Sexuality of Lepidoptera; III. Chromosomes of Colias; IV. Larval Genes; V. The Sex-Limited ""Alba"" Gene; VI. Other Genes Affecting Wing-Markings; VII. Summary; VIII. References; Chapter 8. Artificial Insemination and Livestock Improvement; I. Biological Limitations; II. Agricultural Limitations; III. The Operation of an A.I. Center for Dairy Cattle; IV. The Present Effect of Artificial Insemination on Production; V.A.I. Stations as Centers of Dairy Cattle Improvement.
Includes bibliographical references and index.