Note: Front Cover -- Advance in Virus Research, Volume 10 -- Copyright Page -- List of Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1. Interferon -- I. Introduction -- II. Production by Different Cells and Viruses -- III. Properties -- IV. Purification -- V. Mode of Action -- VI. Interferon and Recovery from Virus Infection -- VII. The Role of Interferon in Normal Cells -- VIII. Interferon as a Possible Therapeutic Agent -- References -- Chapter 2. Mechanism of Recovery from Viral Infection -- I. Introduction -- II. Role of Immune and Nonimmune Reactions in Resistance and Recovery -- III. Interferon and Nonspecific Reactions -- IV. Role of Interferon in Naturally Occurring Infections -- V. Conclusions -- Addendum -- References to Addendum -- References -- Chapter 3. Biophysical Characterization of Bacteriophage Nucleic Acid -- I. Introduction -- II. Size, Shape, and Molecular Weight of the Nucleic Acid -- III. Orientation of the Nucleic Acid within Bacteriophage -- IV. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4. Virus Structure Revealed by Negative Staining -- I. Introduction -- II. General Features of Virus Particles -- III. Preparative Techniques for the Electron Microscope -- IV. Virus Particles with Icosahedral Symmetry -- V. Other Viruses Which Possibly Have Icosahedral Symmetry -- VI. Viruses with Helical Symmetry -- VII. Viruses with Other Structural Patterns -- VIII. Viruses with No Evident Symmetry -- IX. Quantitative Studies with Negative Staining -- X. Interaction of Virus and Cells -- XI. The Contribution Made by Negative Staining: Its Future -- References -- Chapter 5. Inactivation and Denaturation of Plant Viruses -- I. Introduction -- II. Assay of Plant Viruses -- III. Denaturation by Heat -- IV. High Pressure -- V. supersonics -- VI. Denaturation by Chemicals -- VII. Ionizing and Nonionizing Radiation -- VIII. Conclusions -- References. , Chapter 6. Interactions of Viruses in Plants -- I. Introduction -- II. Interactions Affecting Lesion Number (Initiation of Virus Infection) -- III. Interactions Affecting Virus Concentration and Disease Development. -- IV. Other Interactions -- V. Conclusion -- References -- Author index -- Subject index -- Cumulative Subject index volumes 1-10.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Protein Chemistry, Volume 19 -- Copyright Page -- Contributors to Volume 19 -- Contents -- Chapter 1. The Hemoglobins -- I. Introduction -- II. The Fundamental Structure of the Hemoglobins -- III. Chemical Investigation of the Primary Structure -- IV. Crystallographic Models -- V. Summary -- References -- Chapter 2. Hemoglobin and Myoglobin -- I. Introduction -- II. The Prosthetic Group of Hemoglobins -- III. Structure and Conformation of Hemoglobin and Myoglobin -- IV. Physicochemical Properties of Heme Proteins -- V. Association-Dissociation Phenomena in Hemoglobin -- VI. Globin -- VII. Reconstitution of Hemoglobin and Myoglobin from the Globins -- VIII. The Interaction between Heme and Globin -- IX. Functional Properties of Hemoglobin and Myoglobin -- X. Equilibria of Hemoglobins with the Various Ligands -- XI. Oxidation-Reduction Equilibria of Hemoglobin and Myoglobin -- XII. The Kinetics of the Reactions of Hemoglobin with Ligands -- XIII. Factors Which Affect the O2 and Other Ligand Equilibria of Hemoglobin -- References -- Chapter 3. Linked Functions and Reciprocal Effects in Hemoglobin: A Second Look -- PART A: General Theory of Linked Functions -- PART B: Applications to Hemoglobin -- References -- Chapter 4. Thermogynamic Analysis of Multicomponent Solutions -- I. Introduction -- II. Osmotic Pressure -- III. Definition of Components and Distribution of Solutes across a Semipermeable Membrane -- IV. Partial Volumes and Refractive Increments -- V. Light Scattering -- VI. Sedimentation Equilibrium -- VII. Summary -- VIII. Appendix: List of Principal Symbols -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Cover -- Copyright -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Contents -- Chapter 1. Site of action of tubocurarine reaching the brain via the cerebral ventricles -- Chapter 2. Amygdaloid projection field -- Chapter 3. The activity of neurons in the amygdala of the cat following afferent stimulation -- Chapter 4. The anatomical basis of the patterns of autonomic and behavioural response effected via the amygdala -- Chapter 5. Some cell and fibre peculiarities of uncal hippocampus -- Chapter 6. Neuronal and dendritic patterns in the uncinate area of the human hippocampus -- Chapter 7. Vergleichend-anatomische Untersuchungen am Uncus bei Insectivoren und Primaten -- Chapter 8. Ultrastructural studies on the hippocampal region -- Chapter 9. On the connections of the olfactory bulb and the anterior olfactory nucleus in some mammals -- Chapter 10. Stria terminalis and related structures -- Chapter 11. The development of the anterior olfactory nucleus of human fetuses -- Chapter 12. Certain afferent cortical connections of the rhinencephalon -- Chapter 13. The rhinencephalon of ungulates: Gross morphology -- Chapter 14. Die Kapillardichte im Rhinencephalon verschiedener Wirbeltiere und des Menschen -- Chapter 15. General discussion on the terminology of the rhinencephalon -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Cover -- Copyright -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Contents -- Chapter 1. The excitatory responses of spinal neurones -- Chapter 2. Maintained firing of motoneurones during transmembrane stimulation -- Chapter 3. The delayed depolarization in cat and rat motoneurones -- Chapter 4. The properties of reticulo-spinal neurons -- Chapter 5. Presynaptic inhibition in the spinal cord -- Chapter 6. Presynaptic control of impulses at the first central synapse in the cutaneous pathway -- Chapter 7. The pharmacology of presynaptic inhibition -- Chapter 8. Ascending spinal hindlimb pathways in the cat -- Chapter 9. Differential course and organization of uncrossed and crossed long ascending spinal tracts -- Chapter 10. Three ascending tracts activated from Group I afferents in forelimb nerves of the cat -- Chapter 11. Supraspinal control of transmission in reflex paths to motoneurones and primary afferents -- Chapter 12. The pyramidal projection to motoneurones of some muscle groups of the Baboon's forelimb -- Chapter 13. Afferent connections to reticulo-spinal neurons -- Chapter 14. Investigations on respiratory motoneurones of the thoracic spinal cord -- Chapter 15. Reflexes to toe muscles in the cat's hindlimb -- Chapter 16. Effects of spinal cord asphyxiation -- Author index -- Subject index.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Organometallic Chemistry, Volume 1 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Diene-Iron Carbonyl Complexes and Related Species -- I. Introduction -- II. Structural Considerations -- III. Preparation and Properties of Diene-Iron Tricarbonyl Complexes -- IV. Related Iron Carbonyl Complexes -- V. Iron Carbonyl Complexes Derived from Acetylenes -- References -- Chapter 2. Reactions of Organotin Hydrides with Organic Compounds -- I. Introduction -- II. Reactions with Organic Compounds -- References -- Chapter 3. Orgunic Substituted Cyclosilanes -- I. Introduction -- II. Nomenclature -- III. Structure and Properties of the Cyclosilanes -- IV. Formation of the Cyclosilanes -- V. General Reactions of the Cyclosilanes -- VI. Reactions of Octaphenylcyclotetrasilane -- VII. Reactions of Decaphenylcyclopentasilane -- VIII. Reactions of Compound "C" -- IX. Reactions of Dodecamethylcyclohexasilane -- X. Organopolysilanes -- XI. Summary and Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4. Fluorocarbon Derivatives of Metals -- I. Introduction -- II. Lithium Derivatives -- III. Magnesium Derivatives -- IV. Derivatives of Group IIIb Elements -- V. Derivatives of Group IVb Elements -- VI. Transition Metal Derivatives -- VII. Derivatives of Group IIb Elements -- VIII. Spectroscopic Studies -- References -- Chapter 5. Conjugate Addition of Grignard Reagents to Aromatic Systems -- I. Early Examples -- II. Polycyclic Ketones -- III. Hindered Ketones -- IV. Heterocyclic Compounds -- V. Phenolic Ketones -- References -- Chapter 6. Infrared and Raman Spectral Studies of π Complexes Formed Between Metals and Cn Hn Rings -- I. Introduction -- II.Theoretical Considerations in the Analysis of Vibrational Spectra -- III. Techniques of Infrared and Raman Spectroscopy. , IV. General Aspects of the Analysis of Spectra of π Complexes of Cyclic Systems, CnHn -- V. Experimental Results for Three-Membered Rings -- VI. Experimental Results for Four-Membered Rings -- VII. Experimental Results for Five-Membered Rings -- VIII. Experimental Results for Six-Membered Rings -- IX. Experimental Results for Seven-Membered Rings -- X. Experimental Results for Eight-Membered Rings -- XI. Some Quantities Derived from Vibrational Spectra -- References -- Supplementary References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Genetics, Volume 12 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Contributors to Volume 12 -- Chapter 1. The Biological Coding Problem -- I. Introduction -- II. Fundamental Concepts of Coding -- III. Additional Concepts and Terms -- IV. Genetic Control of Polypeptide Chain Sequences -- V. The Primary (U-Rich) Nirenberg-Ochoa Codes -- VI. Biological Validity of the Codes -- VII. Toward Permutations of the Codes -- VIII. Some General Properties of the Genetic Code -- IX. Summary -- X. Addendum -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter 2. Differentiation in Monolayer Tissue Culture Cells -- I. Introduction -- II. Evidence for Similarity of All Long-Term Cell Lines Regardless of Tissue of Origin -- III. The Maintenance of "Organism Specificity," Not a Product of Differentiation -- IV. Phenotypic and Genotypic Variability in the Long-Term Culture Line -- Special Characteristics of Individual Strains Not Relatable to the Tissue of Origin -- V. Evidence for Cellular Retention of Special Characters Relatable to Tissue of Origin in Long-Term Cell Lines -- VII. From Short-Term Culture to Established Cell Line: Transformation -- VIII. Theories Regarding Dedifferentiation in Cultured Cells -- References -- Chapter 3. The Biological Composition of a Taxonomic Species in Gilia -- I. Introduction -- II. The Species Structure of the Gilia inconspicua Complex -- III. Relationships of the Small-Flowered to the Large-Flowered Cobwebby Gilias -- IV. Artificial vs. Natural Systems of Classification at the Species Level -- V. Similar Patterns in Other Groups -- VI. Summary -- References -- Chapter 4. Cytoplasmic Inheritance in the Genus Streptocarpus Lindley -- I. Introduction -- II. Experimental Results -- III. Conclusions -- IV. Summary -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Advances in Parasitology, Volume 1 -- Copyright Page -- CONTENTS -- Contributors to Volume 1 -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Experimental Research on Avian Malaria -- I. Introduction -- II. Historical -- III. Recent Advances in Research on Plasmodium -- IV. Research on Haemoproteus -- V. Research on Leucocytozoon -- VI. Present Status of Research on Avian Malaria -- VII. Areas for Future Development -- References -- Chapter 2. Coccidia and Coccidiosis in the Domestic Fowl and Turkey -- I. Introduction -- II. The Pathology and the Life Cycles of the Species of Eimeria in Fowls -- III. The Pathology and the Life Cycle of the Species of Eimeria occurring in Turkeys -- IV. Oocyst Production of Different Species -- V. Cytochemical Observations on Stages of the Coccidial Life Cycle -- VI. Immunity to Coccidiosis -- Chapter 3. The Infective Stage of Nematode Parasites and its Significance in Parasitism -- I. Introduction -- II. General Form of the Life Cycle -- III. Modifications of the Life Cycle for Dispersal and Parasitism -- IV. Infective Stages -- V. The Physiology of Infective Stages -- VI. The Behaviour of Infective Stages -- VII. The Survival of Infective Stages -- VIII. The Process of Infection -- IX. The Nature of Infectiousness -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 4. Parasitic Bronchitis -- I. Introduction -- II. The Parasite -- III. The Parasite in the Pasture -- IV. Pathology -- V. The Treatment of Husk -- VI. Naturally Acquired Immunity -- VII. Passive Immunization -- VIII. Active Immunization -- IX. The Measurement of Helminth Immunity -- X. Vaccination -- XI. The Mechanism of Immunity -- XII. Conclusion -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 5. Experimental Trichiniasis -- I. Introduction -- II. Anatomical and Physiological Alterations in Hamsters, Rats and Mice -- III. Summary and Forecast -- References. , Chapter 6. Larvae and Larval Development of Monogeneans -- I. Introduction -- II. Morphology of Monogenean Larvae -- III. Post Onco miracidial Development -- IV. The Development of the Haptor of the Adult in Polyopisthocoty- lineans -- V. Discussion -- VI. Summary -- References -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- SECTION I MATHEMATICAL LOGIC -- Symposiuam on Decision Problems -- Chapter 1 On a Decision Method in Restricted Second Order Arithmetic -- Chapter 2 The Undecidability of Exponential Diophantine Equations -- Chapter 3 On a Theorem of Cobham Concerning Undecidable Theories -- Symposiuam on the Notion of Recursiveness -- Chapter 4 The Theory of Hierarchies -- Chapter 5 Turing-Machine Computable Functionals of Finite Types I -- Chapter 6 Recursive Equivalence Types and Combinatorial Functions -- Chapter 7 Some Applications of Degrees -- SECTION II FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICAL THEORIES -- Chapter 8 Recent Developments in Model Theory -- Symposium on Foundations of Set Theory -- Chapter 9 Some Applications of the Theory of Models to Set Theory -- Chapter 10 On The Principles of Reflection in Axiomatic Set Theory -- Chapter 11 Two Contributions to The Foundations of Set Theory -- Chapter 12 Quine's Individuals -- Chapter 13 Typical Ambiguity -- Chapter 14 Some Problems and Results Relevant to the Foundations of Set Theory -- Chapter 15 Common Extension in Equational Classes -- Symposium on Metamathematics of Algebra and Geometry -- Chapter 16 Metamathematics and Algebra: an Example -- Chapter 17 Diophantine Equations and Non-Standard Models of Arithmetic -- Chapter 18 On Completeness and Decidability and Some Non-Definable Notions of Elementary Hyperbolic Geometry -- Chapter 19 New Foundations of Absolute Geometry -- SECTION III PHILOSOPHY OF LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS -- Chapter 20 Remarks About Formalization and Models -- Chapter 21 Mathematics and Logic -- Chapter 22 Nominalistic Analysis of Mathematical Language -- Chapter 23 After Thirty Years -- Chapter 24 Foundations of Intuitionistic Logic. , SECTION IV GENERAL PROBLEMS OF METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE -- Chapter 25 Praxiological Sentences and How They are Proved -- Symposium on Models in the Empiricl Sciences -- Chapter 26 Models in the Empirical Sciences -- Chapter 27 On the Structural Form of Interdependent Systems -- Chapter 28 What Theories are Not -- Chapter 29 Models of Data -- Chapter 30 Determinism and Indeterminism in a New "level" Conception of Matter -- Symposium on Theoretical and Empirical Aspects of Science -- Chapter 31 The Controversy: Deductivism Versus Inductivism -- Chapter 32 The Theoretical and the Empirical Aspects of Science -- Chapter 33 Some Comments on Truth and the Growth of Knowledge -- Chapter 34 Abstraction in Natural Science -- SECTION V FOUNDATIONS OF PROBABILITY AND INDUCTION -- Chapter 35 The Aim of Inductive Logic -- Symposium on Current Views of Subjective Probability -- Chapter 36 Subjective Probability as the Measure of a Non-Measurable Set -- Chapter 37 Remarks on the Epistemology of Subjective Probability -- SECTION VI METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES -- Symposium on the Role of Mathematics in the Formulution of Physical Theories -- Chapter 38 Analyse Mathématique du "Principe de Continuité" en Physique -- Chapter 39 Is the Mathematical Explanation of Physical Data Unique? -- Chapter 40 The Pernicious Influence of Mathematics on Science -- Chapter 41 Curved Empty Space-Time as the Building Material of the Physical World: an Assessment -- SECTION VII METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES -- Chapter 42 The Scientific Status of Psychoanalysis -- Symposium on Alternative Approaches to the Theoy of Choice -- Chapter 43 A Stochastic Model for the Act of Choice -- Chapter 44 Response Strengths and Choice Probability: A Consideration of two Combination Rules. , Chapter 45 Theories of Choice and the Stimulus-Response Framework -- Chapter 46 A Descriptive Approach to the Dynamics of Choice Behavior -- Chapter 47 "Brain-Computer" Approach to the Theory of Choice -- SECTION VIII METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES -- Chapter 48 Models for the Analysis of Balance of Power in Society -- Chapter 49 Philosophy of Science and Empirical Social Research -- Symposium on Macro- and Microeconomics -- Chapter 50 Microeconomics and Macroeconomics -- Chapter 51 Résultats et Directions de Recherche Dans la Théorie De l'Agrégation -- Chapter 52 Three Models of Economic Growth -- Chapter 53 Alternative Approaches to the Aggregation Problem -- SECTION IX METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF LINGUISTICS -- Chapter 54 Explanatory Models in Linguistics -- Smposium on Models in Linguistics -- Chapter 55 Some Recent Results in Theoretical Linguistics -- Chapter 56 Models in Linguistics and Models in General -- Chapter 57 Lists in Grammars -- Chapter 58 Criteria for a Model of Language -- SECTION X METHODOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORICAL SCIENCES -- Chapter 59 Scientific Method and the Work of the Historian -- Chapter 60 The Historian's Problem of Selection -- SECTION XI HISTORY OF LOGIC, METHODOLOGY, AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE -- Chapter 61 Remarks on the Role of Quantity, Quality, and Relations in the History of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science -- Chapter 62 The Main Trends in the Foundations of Geometry in the 19th Century -- Chapter 63 Modality de Dicto and de Re -- Chapter 64 Contraposition in Indian Logic -- Chapter 65. Program of the Proceedings.

Note: Front Cover -- Solid State Physics, Volume 15 -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Contributors to Volume XV -- Preface -- Contents of Previous Volumes -- Supplementary Monographs -- Articles Planned for Future Volumes -- Chapter 1. The Changes in Energy Content, Volume, and Resistivity with Temperature in Simple Solids and Liquids -- I. Introduction -- II. The Changes in Energy -- III. The Thermal Expansion -- IV. Compilation and Analysis of Results Concerning Specific Heat and Thermal Expansion -- V. The Temperature Dependence of Resistance -- VI. Compilation and Analysis of Results Concerning Temperature Dependence of Resistance -- VII. The Extended Process of Melting -- VIII. The Premelting -- Chapter 2. The Dynamical Theory of X-Ray Diffraction -- I. Introduction -- II. The Geometrical Theory -- III. The Electromagnetic Basis of the Theory -- IV. The Dispersion Surface -- V. The Field in a Bounded Crystal -- VI. The Thick Crystal with Negligible Absorption -- VII. The Wave Field in Crystals with Finite Absorption -- VIII. The Reflection and Transmission Coefficients for Crystals of Finite Thickness -- IX. The Propagation of Energy in the Wave Field -- X. Some Experimental Consequences of the Dynamical Theory -- Chapter 3. The Electron-Phonon Interaction -- I. Formal Theory -- II. Calculations with Rigid Ions -- III. Screening Effects -- IV. Observation of the Electron-Phonon Interaction -- Chapter 4. Elementary Theory of the Optical Properties of Solids -- I. Electromagnetic Preliminaries -- II. Reflection and Transmission -- III. Dispersion Relations -- IV. Optical Properties of Simple Systems -- V. Quantum Theory of Absorption and Emission -- VI. Wavelength-Dependent Dielectric Constant of a Free-Electron Gas -- VII. Interactions of Charged Particles -- Chapter 5. Spin Temperature and Nuclear Relaxation in Solids -- I. General Introduction. , II. Basic Spin Temperature Theory -- III. Spin Temperature and High Magnetic Field -- IV. Spin Temperature and Low Magnetic Field -- V. Spin Temperature and Strong RF Field -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Author Index -- Subject Index.