Mobile Genetic Elements

✍ Scribed by James Shapiro (Eds.)

Publisher: Academic Press Inc
Year: 1983
Tongue: English
Leaves: 691
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages ix-x
Genomic Reorganization in Cell Lineages, Pages xi-xvi, JAMES A. SHAPIRO
CHAPTER 1 - Controlling Elements in Maize, Pages 1-12,12a,12b,13-63, NINA V. FEDOROFF
CHAPTER 2 - Bacteriophage λ, Pages 65-103, ALLAN CAMPBELL
CHAPTER 3 - Phage Mu: Transposition as a Life-Style, Pages 105-158, ARIANE TOUSSAINT, ANNE RÉSIBOIS
CHAPTER 4 - Prokaryotic IS Elements, Pages 159-221, SHIGERU IIDA, JÜRG MEYER, WERNER ARBER
CHAPTER 5 - Tn3 and Its Relatives, Pages 223-260, FRED HEFFRON
CHAPTER 6 - Transposon Tn10, Pages 261-298, NANCY KLECKNER
CHAPTER 7 - Transposable Elements in Yeast, Pages 299-328, G. SHIRLEEN ROEDER, GERALD R. FINK
CHAPTER 8 - Dispersed Repetitive DNAs in Drosophila, Pages 329-361, GERALD M. RUBIN
CHAPTER 9 - Hybrid Dysgenesis Determinants, Pages 363-410, JEAN-CLAUDE BREGLIANO, MARGARET G. KIDWELL
CHAPTER 10 - Retroviruses, Pages 411-503, HAROLD E. VARMUS
CHAPTER 11 - Agrobacterium Tumor Induction, Pages 505-535, PATRICIA ZAMBRYSKI, HOWARD M. GOODMAN, MARC VAN MONTAGU, JEFF SCHELL
CHAPTER 12 - Phase Variation and Related Systems, Pages 537-557, MICHAEL SILVERMAN, MELVIN SIMON
CHAPTER 13 - Mating-Type Genes of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Pages 559-619, JAMES E. HABER
CHAPTER 14 - Antigenic Variation in Trypanosomes, Pages 621-659, P. BORST
Index, Pages 661-688

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