The Harvey Lectures Series 80, 1984-1985
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The Harvey Lecture Series is published annually and provides definitive, up-to-date reviews of recent research topics in the biomedical sciences. This volume comprises seven lectures by eminent investigators, representing the most recent work in the major laboratories. The lectures cover introduction of genes into the germ line of animals; autoantibody probes for mammalian gene expression; antibodies as effector molecules; mapping human chromosomes; hormone receptors, membrane phospholipids, and protein kinases; oncogenes and the molecular basis of cancer; and ontogeny of the peripheral nervous system from the neural crest and the placodes--a developmental model studied on the basis of the quail-chick chimaera system.
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Introduction of Genes Into the Germ Line of Animals (R. Brinster & R. Palmiter).
Autoantibody Probes for Mammalian Gene Expression (J. Steitz).
Antibodies as Effector Molecules (H. Metzger).
Mapping Human Chromosomes (R. White).
Hormone Receptors, Membrane Phospholipids, and Protein Kinases (P. Cuatrecasas).
Oncogenes and the Molecular Basis of Cancer (R. Weinberg).
Ontogeny of the Peripheral Nervous System from the Neural Crest and the Placodes: A Developmental Model Studied on the Basis of Quail-chick Chimaera System (N. Le Douarin).
