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Author index

Atkinson, T. The potential of microbial enzymes as diagnostic reagents, 399.Avgerinos, G. C. See W ang (D. I. C.) et al.

Biocic, I. See W ang (D. I. C.) et al.Blobel, G. See W alter et al.Boyle, P. R. See Smith & Boyle.Brace, R. C. Observations on the morphology and behaviour of Chilina jluctuosa Gray (Chilinidae), with a dis­

cussion on the early evolution of pulmonate gastropods, 463.Brockhausen, I. See Schachter et al.Brown, D. E. Lignocellulose hydrolysis, 305.Bruton, C. J . Large-scale purification of enzymes, 249.Bruton, D. L. & W hittington, H. B. Emeraldella and Leanchoilia, two arthropods from the Burgess Shale, M iddle

Cam brian, British Columbia, 553.Bucke, G. Immobilized cells, 369.

Colquhoun, D. & Hawkes, A. G. On the stochastic properties of bursts of single ion channel openings and of clusters of bursts, 1.

Courtney, M ary Ann. See Young et al.Couto, J . R. See Snider et al.

Dixon, W. T. Report of the Ciba Foundation discussion meeting on protein and membrane interaction held at the Ciba Foundation on 26 May 1982 (contributors: G. L. E. Koch, G. W arren and J . M. Lord), 109.

Dobberstein, B., Kvist, S. & Roberts, Lynne. Structure and biosynthesis of histocompatibility antigens (H-2, HLA), 161.

Evans, C. S. See Palmer & Evans.

Fang, H.-Y. See W ang (D. I. C.) et al.

Geuze, H. J . See Schwartz et al.Gilmore, R. See W alter et al.Gfieeson, P. See Schachter et al.

Hartley, B. S. Introduction to a Discussion on industrial and diagnostic enzymes, 239. Haselbeck, A. See Tanner et at.Hawkes, A. G. See Colquhoun & Hawkes.Huffaker, T. G. See Snider et al.

Kitching, J . A. & Thain, Vivien M.Lough lne, Ireland, 513.

Kvist, S. See Dobberstein et al.

The ecological impact of the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus (Lamarck) in

Lambert, P. W. & Meers, J . L. The production of industrial enzymes, 263.Lehle, L. See Tanner et al.Lennarz, W. J . Topological and regulatory aspects of dolichyl phosphate mediated glycosylation of proteins,

129.Lilly, M. D. Two-liquid phase biocatalytic reactors, 391.Lodish, H. F. See Schwartz et al.Lowe, C. R. The application of coenzyme-dependent enzymes in biotechnology, 335.Lutzen, N. W., Nielsen, M. H., Oxenboell, K. M., Schiilein, M. & Stentebjerg-Olesen, B. Cellulases and their

application in the conversion of lignocellulose to fermentable sugars, 283.

M anton, Irene & Oates, K. Nanoplankton from the Galapagos Islands: two genera of spectacular coccolitho- phorids (Ophiaster and Calciopappus), with special emphasis on unmineralized periplast components, 435.

Meers, J . L. See Lambert & Meers.

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Mosbach, K. The potential in biotechnology of immobilized cells and of immobilized multistep enzyme-coenzyme systems, 355.

Muller, M. See W alter et al.

Narasimhan, S. See Schachter et al.Nielsen, M. H. See Lutzen et al.Northcote, D. H. The synthesis and transport of some plant glycoproteins, 195.

Oates, K. See M anton & Oates.Oxenboell, K.. M. See Lutzen et al.

Palmer, J . M. & Evans, G. S. The enzymic degradation of lignin by white-rot fungi, 293.Pennycuick, C. J . The ornithodolite: an instrument for collecting large samples of bird-speed measurements, 61. Pennycuick, C. J . The flight of petrels and albatrosses (Procellariiformes), observed in South Georgia and its

vicinity, 75.Price, C. P. Enzymes as reagents in clinical chemistry, 411.

Robbins, P. W. See Snider et al.Roberts, Lynne. See Dobberstein et al.

Schachter, H., Narasimhan, S., Gleeson, P., Vella, G. J . & Brockhausen, I. Oligosaccharide branching of glycoproteins: biosynthetic mechanisms and possible biological functions, 145.

Schiilein, M. See Lutzen et al.Schwaiger, H. See Tanner et al.Schwartz, A. L., Geuze, H. J . & Lodish, H. F. Recycling of the asialoglycoprotein receptor: biochemical and

immunocytochemical evidence, 229.Smith, P. J . S. & Boyle, P. R. The cardiac innervation of Eledone cirrhosa (Lamarck) (Mollusca: Cephalopoda),

493.Snider, M. D., Huffaker, T. C., Couto, J . R. & Robbins, P.W. Genetic and biochemical studies of asparagine-

linked oligosaccharide assembly, 207.Spiro, M ary Jane. See Spiro (R. G.) & Spiro.Spiro, R. G. & Spiro, M ary Jane. Studies on the synthesis and processing of the asparagine-linked carbohydrate

units of glycoproteins, 117.Stentebjerg-Olesen, B. See Lutzen et al.

Tanner, W., Haselbeck, A., Schwaiger, H. & Lehle, L. Synthesis and possible role of carbohydrate moieties of yeast glycoproteins, 185.

Tartakoff, A. M. The role of subcompartments of the Golgi complex in protein intracellular transport, 173. Thain, Vivien M. See Kitching & Thain.

Vella, G. J . See Schachter et al.

Walter, P., Gilmore, R., Muller, M. & Blobel, G. The protein translocation machinery of the endoplasmic reticulum, 225.

Wang, D. I. C., Avgerinos, G. C., Biocic, I., Wang, S.-D. & Fang, H.-Y. Ethanol from cellulosic biomass, 323. Wang, S.-D. See W ang (D. I. C.) et al.W hittington, H. B. See Bruton (D. L.) & W hittington.

Yasbin, R. E. See Young et al.Young, F. E., Yasbin, R. E. & Courtney, M ary Ann. Genetic engineering of bacilli, 241.

Subject index

Bird speeds, instrument for measuring, 61

Calciopappus coccolith substructure, 435.Cardiac innervation of the octopus, 493.Cell membranes and glycoprotein synthesis, Discussion; for detailed contents see pp. 107 and 108. Chilinidae (pulmonate gastropods): morphology and evolution, 463.Coccolith substructure (Ophiaster and Calciopappus), 435.

Discussion on cell membranes and glycoprotein synthesis; for detailed contents see pp. 107 and 108. Discussion on industrial and diagnostic enzymes; for detailed contents see pp. 237 and 238.

Emeraldella, Cam brian arthropod, 553.Enzymes, industrial and diagnostic, Discussion; for detailed contents see pp. 237 and 238.

Flight of petrels and albatrosses, 75.

Ion channels, stochastic properties, 1.

Leanchoilia, Cam brian arthropod, 553.Lough Ine, shallow sublittoral communities, 513.

Morphology and behaviour of the pulmonate gastropod, Chilina fluctuosa, 463

Octopus cardiac innervation, 493.Ophiaster, taxonomy and coccolith substructure, 435.Ornithodolite, the, 61.

Paracentrotus, ecological impact in Lough Ine, 513.Procellariiformes, flight of, 75.

Stochastic properties of ion channels, 1.

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The ornithodolite: an instrument for collecting large samples of bird speed measure­mentsBy C. J. Pennycuick . . . . . . . . . . . .

The flight of petrels and albatrosses (Procellariiformes), observed in South Georgia and its vicinityBy C. J . Pe n n y c u ic k ...................................................................................................

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Observations on the morphology and behaviour of Chilina fluctuosa Gray (Chilinidae), with a discussion on the early evolution of pulmonate gastropods By R. C. Br a c e ......................................................................................................................

The cardiac innervation of Eledone cirrhosa (Lamarck) (Mollusca: Cephalopoda)By P. J. S. Smith and P. R. Boyle. [Plates 1 - 4 ] .........................................................

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Nanoplankton from the Galapagos Islands: two genera of spectacular Coccolithophorids (Ophiaster and Calciopappus), with special emphasis onunmineralized periplast components By Irene Manton, F.R.S., and K. Oates.[Plates 1-8]

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