1 Afanasieva, T.P., S.Yu. Filippovich and M.S. Kritsky 1984. 31:19. An increase of NAD+ kinase activity in Neurospora cells during adaptation to environmental stress.
2 Agsteribbe, E. 1979. 26:19. Protoplasts from Neurospora crassa.
3 Ahmad, M. 1962. 1:7. A quick method of obtaining double mutants and heterocaryon compatible isolates from mutants derived from foreign stocks.
4 Ahmad, M. 1964. 6:5. A study of the lys-3 locus in Neurospora crassa.
5 Ahmad, M., A. Das, M.R. Khan, and M.N. Huda 1967. 11:19. Improving fertility in crosses of N. crassa lys-5 mutants.
6 Ahmad, M. and S. Hoque 1980. 27:34. A more precise mapping of trp-5 in Neurospora crassa.
7 Ahmad, M. and S.H. Mirdha 1968. 13:22. Linkage data for four linkage group III markers in Neurospora crassa.
8 Ahmad, M. and A. Rahman 1969. 15:11. Use of mammalian sex hormones to improve fertility in crosses.
9 Aiuto, R. 1966. 9:17. A rapid method for obtaining linkage group IV double mutant stocks.
10 Aiuto, R. 1966. 10:16. Intergenic mapping by a sorbose selection technique.
11 Aiuto, R., L. MacPhail and C.A. Hall 1973. 20:15. Differential revertibility of me-1 alleles.
12 Aiuto, R. and A.S. Sussman 1976. 23:15. Growth inhibition of Neurospora by DMSO.
13 Al-Saqur, A. 1975. 22:6. Effects of anti-fungal agents on growth of Neurospora.
14 Al-Saqur, A.M. and F.A. Sa`ed 1982. 29:22. Growth rate comparison of drug resistance strains of Neurospora species.
15 Al-Saqur, A. and B.R. Smith 1980. 27:16. Resistance to surface active drugs of wild type strains and newly isolated mutants of Neurospora crassa.
16 Al-Saqur, A. and B.R. Smith 1980. 27:17. Surfactant resistance in natural Neurospora populations.
17 Alberghina, F.A.M. and E. Martegani 1977. 24:10. Modeling Neurospora growth.
18 Alberghina, F.A.M. and E. Sturani 1971. 18:9. RNA content and growth rate in Neurospora crassa mycelium.
19 Alberghina, F.A.M. and E. Sturani 1973. 20:15. Inhibition of ribosomal RNA synthesis without accumulation of guanosinetetraphosphate.
20 Allison, M. 1967. 12:12. A method for detection of suppressor genes closely linked to the suppressed locus.
21 Anagnostakis, S.L. 1980. 27:36. Notes on the genetics of Endothia parasitica.
22 Applegate, P.J., R.E. Nelson and R.L. Metzenberg 1978. 25:17. Mutant enrichment by filtration concentration: a variation for the selection of temperature-conditional heterocaryons.
23 Aradi, J., M. Schablik, A. Zsindely, A. Kiss, P. Elodi and G. Szabo 1977. 24:3. Factors affecting DNA uptake by Neurospora crassa.
24 Aradi, J., A. Zsindely, A. Kiss and M. Schablik 1980. 27:27. Purification of Neurospora myo-inositol-1-phosphate synthase by affinity chromatography.
25 Ardizzi, J.P. and A.M. Srb 1981. 28:6. "E-like" ascospore excision mutants in Neurospora tetrasperma resistant to either p-DL-fluorophenylalanine or methyl benzimidazol-1-yl carbamate.
26 Auerbach, C., B.J. Kilbey and G. Kølmark 1962. 2:4. Response of two loci to interaction treatment.
27 Auerbach, C., B.J. Kilbey and G. Kølmark 1962. 2:4. Differences in dose-effect curves for UV-induced reverse mutations at two different loci.
28 Aurich, H. 1965. 8:11. Analysis of free proteinogenic intracellular amino acids of Neurospora by ion exchange chromatography.
29 Aurich, H. and J. Hofmann 1970. 16:12. Effect of pyridoxal deficiency on biotin content of N. sitophila.
30 Baer, D. and P. St. Lawrence 1964. 6:5. Autoradiographic determination of the location of radioactivity in asci grown on some tritiated pyrimidines.
31 Baker, N. 1969. 15:13. Growth of N. crassa conidia and mycelium on a single medium.
32 Bakerspigel, A. 1962. 1:7. Further observations on the vegetative nuclei of Neurospora crassa.
33 Bakerspigel, A. 1962. 2:16. Further observations on the vegetative nuclei of Neurospora crassa.
34 Bakerspigel, A. 1969. 14:5. Migrating and dividing nuclei in somatic cells of Neurospora.
35 Barnett, W.E., C.J. Wust, A.G. DeBusk and D. Frazier 1963. 3:7. Isolation of high molecular weight DNA from Neurospora.
36 Barnett, W.E. and F.J. de Serres 1962. 1:4. Modification of EMS-induced reversion frequencies in Neurospora with enriched media.
37 Barratt, R.W. 1962. 2:24. Origin of important wild type stocks of N. crassa
38 Barratt, R.W. 1964. 6:6. Viability of microconidia.
39 Barratt, R.W. 1966. 10:15. Growth of Neurospora.
40 Barratt, R.W. 1966. 10:33. Neurospora as a laboratory contaminant.
41 Barratt, R.W. 1967. 12:11. Further notes on nomenclature: extrachromosomal mutants.
42 Barratt, R.W. 1969. 14:13. Further notes on nomenclature: suppressors.
43 Barratt, R.W. and W.N. Ogata 1964. 6:7. Effect of nitrogen source and pH on the growth of a glutamine requiring strain (glm).
44 Barratt, R.W. and W.N. Ogata 1967. 12:12. A method for scoring [mi-1] and [mi-1]f in growth tubes.
45 Barratt, R.W. and W.N. Ogata 1969. 15:12. Growth conditions for [abn-1] and [abn-2] in liquid media.
46 Barratt, R.W. and D.D. Perkins 1965. 8:23. Neurospora genetic nomenclature.
47 Barratt, R.W. and A. Radford 1969. 14:27. Genetic markers, linkage groups, and enzymes in Neurospora crassa.
48 Barratt, R.W. and A. Radford 1970. 16:19. Genetic markers, linkage groups and enzymes in Neurospora crassa - Supplement 1.
49 Barratt, R.W. and P. St. Lawrence 1969. 15:15. Antimetabolite inhibition of mod-5.
50 Barry, E.G. 1966. 10:12. Cytological techniques for meiotic chromosomes in Neurospora.
51 Barry, E.G., D. Newmeyer, D.D. Perkins and B.C. Turner 1972. 19:17. Genetically determined round ascospores in N. crassa
52 Basl, M. and A.M. Srb 1978. 25:13. Procedure for preparing induvidual asci of Neurospora for electron microscopy.
53 Bates, W.K. 1969. 14:11. Glycerol as carbon source for induction studies in Neurospora.
54 Bates, W.K., R.S. Beck and B.M. Eberhart 1967. 12:16. Extraction of mycelial protein: some specific comparisons.
55 Bates, W.K. and D.O. Woodward 1967. 12:11. Origin of the "accelerated growth on lactose" ("AGL") trait.
56 Baylis, J.R. 1977. 24:10. Failure to induce mutations in Neurospora with amino acid analogs.
57 Baylis, J.R. and A.G. DeBusk 1965. 7:7. Notes on the use of microconidiating strains in mutation experiments.
58 Baylis, J.R. and A.G. DeBusk 1965. 7:8. Actidione resistance: a forward mutation technique and its application for mosaic analysis.
59 Baylis, J.R. and A.G. DeBusk 1967. 11:9. Estimation of the frequency of multinucleate conidia in microconidiating strains.
60 Beadle, G.W. 1973. 20:13. Comments on Bernard O. Dodge.
61 Beever, R.E. 1973. 20:15. Pyruvate carboxylase and N. crassa suc mutants.
62 Belcour, L. 1976. 23:26. Loss of a cytoplasmic determinant through formation of protoplasts in Podospora.
63 Belcour, L., O. Begel, F. Duchiron and P. Lecomte 1978. 25:26. Four mitochondrial loci in Podospora anserina.
64 Belozerskaya, T.A., S.S. Burikhanov, E.K. Chernyshova, M.S. Kritsky and N.P. Lvov 1982. 29:14. Does nitrate reductase play a key role in photoinduction of carotenoid synthesis in Neurospora crassa?
65 Berliner, M.D. and P.W. Neurath 1965. 7:9. Use of lexan petri-type long dishes instead of growth tubes for "clock" mutants.
66 Bertrand, H. and T.H. Pittenger 1969. 14:6. Cytochrome spectra of three cytoplasmic mutants.
67 Bertrand, H. and T.H. Pittenger 1969. 14:20. An improved method for the determination of mitochondrial cytochromes.
68 Beske, J.L. and R.L. Phillips 1968. 13:19. Preliminary mapping of nineteen new translocations with the alcoy multiple translocation tester strain.
69 Bhagwat, A.S. 1977. 24:5. Protein synthesis during growth in Neurospora crassa.
70 Bhagwat, A.S. and P.V. Sane 1975. 22:3. Stimulation of macromolecular synthesis by ascorbate in Neurospora.
71 Bhattacharya, L. and J.F. Feldman, J. 1971. 18:11. A rapid screening procedure for female-sterile mutants.
72 Bistis, G.N. 1983. 30:14. Synchronous induction and development of ascogonia.
73 Blakely, R.M. and A.M. Srb 1962. 2:5. Studies of the genetics and physiology of a nitrate non-utilizing strain of Neurospora
74 Boone, D.M. and D.R. Stadler 1970. 16:12. Reciprocal and non-reciprocal recombination between closely linked markers.
75 Borck, K.S. and H.D. Braymer 1973. 20:16. Effect of Benomyl on growth of Neurospora.
76 Bowman, C. and R.F. Jones 1966. 9:17. Growth studies on Neurospora crassa.
77 Bradford, S.W. and B.I. Gibgot 1963. 4:17. Rapid production of Neurospora hyphae.
78 Brandt, E.E. and A.G. DeBusk 1964. 6:17. Isolation of DNA from Neurospora.
79 Brescia, V.T. 1968. 13:16. Tyrosine transport in Neurospora.
80 Brockman, H.E. 1962. 2:16. Viability of Neurospora crassa ascospores after heat activation.
81 Brockman, H.E. and F.J. de Serres 1962. 1:8. Viability of Neurospora conidia from stock cultures on silica gel.
82 Brody, S. 1966. 9:15. Assay of steady-state level of glucose-6-phosphate.
83 Brody, S. 1966. 9:16. Use of temperature-sensitive mutant strains for isolation of additional mutants at a given site.
84 Brown, I.R. and O.J. Gillie 1963. 4:19. A convenient design of growth tube.
85 Burk, A.G. and A.M. Srb 1978. 25:13. Perithecial submersion: a method for detecting the effect of compounds on ascus development.
86 Burk, R.R. 1964. 6:11. A new allele at the spray locus.
87 Burk, R.R. 1964. 6:27. The location of i, enhancer of am.
88 Burnes, P.A., J.H. Kinnaird and J.R.S. Fincham 1984. 31:20. Neurospora crassa suppressors act on amber.
89 Callaway, J.C. and D.L. Mattern 1984. 31:32. Conidial harvest from solid media using fiberglass screening.
90 Cameron, H.R. 1967. 11:6. Location of round spore (R), a dominant ascospore marker.
91 Carsiotis, M. and A.M. Lacy 1962. 1:4. Tryptophan synthetase levels in hist-1 mutants.
92 Carsiotis, M., A.M. Lacy and D.B. Fankhauser 1965. 8:3. Increased activity of the first two enzymes of tryptophan synthesis.
93 Carsiotis, M. and A. Meyers 1965. 8:3. Decreased activity of all tryptophan biosynthetic enzymes due to zinc deficiency.
94 Case, M.E. 1963. 3:7. Procedure for filtration-concentration experiments.
95 Case, M.E., H.E. Brockman and F.J. de Serres 1965. 8:25. Further information on the origin of the Yale and Oak Ridge wild-type strains of Neurospora crassa.
96 Case, M.E. and N.H. Giles 1962. 2:6. The problem of mitotic recombination in Neurospora.
97 Case, M.E., N.H. Giles and G.R. Fink 1967. 11:5. A method for obtaining double mutants within single genes or gene clusters.
98 Cassaday, W.E. and R.P. Wagner 1969. 14:24. An assay method for kynurenine-3-hydroxylase: enzyme marker for the outer membrane of mitochondria.
99 Catcheside, D.E.A. 1965. 8:11. The extraction, partial purification and assay of anthranilic synthetase from Neurospora crassa.
100 Catcheside, D.E.A. 1966. 10:10. The effect of rec-3 on regulation of the NADP-specific glutamate dehydrogenase of Neurospora.
101 Catcheside, D.E.A. 1969. 15:3. A new carotenoid mutant of Neurospora.
102 Catcheside, D.E.A. 1973. 20:43. New linkage data for group V markers in N. crassa
103 Catcheside, D.E.A. 1974. 21:24. Gene order in linkage group V of N. crassa
104 Catcheside, D.E.A. 1976. 23:23. Map location of rec-1 in N. crassa
105 Catcheside, D.E.A. 1978. 25:17. A pleiotropic mutation in Neurospora conferring sensitivity to analogues of amino acids, purines and pyrimidines.
106 Catcheside, D.E.A. and D.G. Catcheside 1979. 26:24. Survival of Neurospora conidia on silica gel.
107 Catcheside, D.G. 1963. 6:17. Brief comments on heterocaryosis and crossing methods.
108 Catcheside, D.G. 1973. 20:6. Neurospora crassa and genetics.
109 Chalmers, J.H. 1974. 21:20. Toxicity of antibiotics and other drugs to Neurospora.
110 Chalmers, J.H. and P. St. Lawrence 1979. 26:8. A Neurospora mutant sensitive to chloramphenicol.
111 Chambers, C., R.J. Crouch and S.K. Dutta 1984. 31:20. Cloning of the rDNA repeat unit: an EcoRI fragment spanning the entire nontranscribed spacer region of Neurospora crassa wild type strain 74A.
112 Chambers, C. and S.K. Dutta 1983. 30:5. Heterothallic species of Neurospora are distinguishable by restriction analysis of their nuclear rDNA sequences.
113 Chambers, J.A.A. 1980. 27:17. The i phenotype of Neurospora crassa.
114 Chan, E., E.V. Martin and S.D. Wainwright 1966. 9:8. On the isolation of DNA from N. crassa mycelium.
115 Chan, P.Y. and E.A. Cossins 1981. 28:6. Folylpolyglutamate synthesis in a methionine auxotroph of Neurospora crassa.
116 Chan, W.L. and C.C. Ho 1973. 20:17. Electrophoretic variants of L-amino acid oxidase in geographically separated populations of Neurospora.
117 Charlang, G.W. 1979. 26:20. An improved glycerol minimal medium.
118 Charlang, G.W. and N.H. Horowitz 1973. 20:18. Tyrocidine inhibition: effects of Tween 80 and conidial density.
119 Charlang, G.W. and B. Ng 1982. 29:15. Ornithine synthesis by an ornithine-deficient triple mutant.
120 Charlang, G.W. and N.P. Williams 1983. 30:6. Siderophore transport mutants (sit) in Neurospora crassa.
121 Chattopadhyay, S.K. and S.K. Dutta 1969. 15:11. A method for isolation of pure DNA and RNA simultaneously.,/a>
122 Cheng, P.T. and J.E. Willis 1966. 10:11.
Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase activity of Neurospora grown on media containing malonate and citrate.
123 Christensen, R.L. and J.C. Schmit 1979. 26:13.
"In situ" changes in enzyme activity during Neurospora conidial germination.
124 Christensen, R.L., D. Wolens and J.C. Schmit 1980. 27:28.
Improved techniques for assaying protein concentration in germinating Neurospora conidia.
125 Clements, A. and G.A. Marzluf 1985. 32:6.
Strain-dependent differences in transformation frequency.
126 Collins, R.A., D.M. Grant and A.M. Lambowitz 1982. 29:29.
The physical and genetic map of mtDNA from Neurospora crassa strain 74-OR23-1A.
127 Colvin, H.J. and K.D. Munkres 1973. 20:31.
Procedure for measurement of logarithmic growth.
128 Cooke, F. 1964. 6:11. Germination of certain genotypes in response to furfural.
129 Cooke, F. 1966. 10:35. Fungal genetics course based on Coniochaeta.
130 Cooke, F. 1967. 11:18. Ascospore color mutants and low germination in Neurospora.
131 Cossins, E.A. and P.Y. Chan 1976. 23:15. Glycine stimulates polyglutamyl folate synthesis in N. crassa
132 Courtright, J.B. 1972. 19:16.
Inhibition of Neurospora protein synthesis by erythromycin.
133 Courtright, J.B. 1975. 22:5.
Growth of ropy mutants on glycerol and acetate.
134 Cramer, C.L., J.L. Ristow and R.H. Davis 1982. 29:22.
New instrument for rapid cell breakage.
135 Creaser, E.H. and R.B. Drysdale 1963. 3:3. Histidinol dehydrogenase from Neurospora crassa.
136 Creighton, M.O. and J.R. Trevithick 1973. 20:32. Method for freezing slime.
137 Cruz, A.K. and H.F. Terenzi 1981. 28:8.
Derepression of tyrosinase by sexual stimulation.
138 Curtis, C.F. 1962. 2:7. Studies on the 'dispensability' of recessive lethals.
139 Davis, R.H. 1963. 4:5. Lethality of Neurospora arginine mutants associated with a factor from wild type.
140 Davis, R.H. 1965. 8:12.
Growth, extraction and assay methods for the enzymes ornithine transcarbamylase, aspartate transcarbamylase
and carbamyl phosphokinase from Neurospora.
141 Davis, R.H. 1969. 15:3. A note on arginase-less mutants.
142 Davis, R.H. 1984. 31:21. Transformation and reversion: pitfalls imposed by heterokaryosis.
143 Davis, R.H. and F.M. Harold 1962. 2:18. The use of shake cultures of Neurospora for growth experiments.
144 DeBusk, B.G. and A.G. DeBusk 1967. 11:3. The free amino acid pool of Neurospora.
145 DeBusk, B.G. and A.G. DeBusk 1964. 6:12. A phenylalanine permease system in Neurospora crassa.
146 DeBusk, B.G. and A.G. DeBusk 1965. 7:3.
Response to fluorophenylalanine by sensitive and resistant strains of Neurospora crassa.
147 DeBusk, B.G., J. Mallon and A.G. DeBusk 1965. 8:3.
Radiation inactivation analysis of amino acid transport systems in Neurospora crassa.
148 DeLange, A.M. and N.C. Mishra 1981. 28:10.
Unstable dTMP auxotrophs in Neurospora crassa.
149 Del Vecchio, V.G. and G. Turian 1967. 11:16.
Further studies on the metabolic control of conidiation of N. crassa
150 de Serres, F.J. 1962. 1:9. A procedure for making heterokaryon tests in liquid minimal medium.
151 de Serres, F.J. 1962. 1:10. A simple device for rapid preparation of conidial suspensions of Neurospora.
152 de Serres, F.J. and N.J. Berheim 1980. 27:18.
UV-induced inactivation and mutation-induction in a new two-component heterokaryon (59) homozygous for the excision-repair deficient mutant uvs-2.
153 de Serres, F.J. and B.B. Webber 1963. 3:3.
Recessive lethal mutations resulting from deletion of closely linked loci in balanced heterokaryons of Neurospora crassa.
154 DeSha, C.M. and R. Fuerst 1972. 19:19. A technique for the quantitative determination of perithecium formation.
155 Devchand, M. and M. Kapoor 1984. 31:22.
Preparation of a cell-free translation system from a wild type strain of Neurospora crassa.
156 Doy, C.H. 1966. 10:8. Control of aromatic biosynthesis in Neurospora crassa.
157 Drabikowska, A.K. and A. Kruszewska 1969. 15:4.
Ubiquinone content in mitochondria of respiratory cytoplasmic mutants of N. crassa
158 Drysdale, R.B. and M. Fling 1965. 8:14.
Assay of proteolytic enzyme(s) from Neurospora crassa.
159 Dutta, S.K. 1969. 14:9. The isolation of nuclei from Neurospora crassa conidia.
160 Dutta, S.K. 1969. 15:25.
Studies on nucleic acid interactions and chromatins isolated from differentiated cells.
161 Dutta, S.K. 1975. 22:3. Lack of effect of ethylene glycol on transcription of Neurospora conidial DNA.
162 Dutta, S.K. and P.K. Chakrabartty 1971. 18:6.
Characterization and measurements of nucleotide sequence similarities of DNAs from several Neurospora species.
163 Dutta, S.K., I. Gbadamosi, C. Chambers and D.K. Mukhopadhyay 1980. 27:18.
Comparison of nuclear DNA with whole cell DNA isolated from Neurospora crassa.
164 Dutta, S.K., W. McWhorter and V.W. Woodward 1965. 7:9. Isotope labeling of Neurospora DNA.
165 Dutta, S.K. and N. Richman 1966. 10:26. The isolation of DNA from Neurospora crassa.
166 Dutta, S.K. and R.E. Schwartz. 1973. 20:19. Repeated DNA sequences in different Neurospora species.
167 Dutta, S.K. and V.W. Woodward 1964. 6:13.
The alteration of a complementation pattern among pyr-3 mutants of Neurospora.
168 Eberhart, B.M. 1980. 27:19. A Neurospora mutant resistant to 2 deoxy-D-glucose.
169 Eberhart, B.M. and B.S. Madden 1973. 20:19. A new ß-glucosidase.
170 Eilers, F.I. and G. Fischer 1965. 8:15. An efficient grinder for ascospores and mycelium.
171 El-Eryani, A.A. 1968. 13:21. Linkage data on phen and tyr mutants.
172 Emerson, S. 1963. 4:5. Genetic nature of the slime variant of Neurospora crassa.
173 Emerson, S. 1963. 4:19.
The use of heterocaryons in the maintenance of slime stocks of Neurospora crassa, and a method for the re-isolation of slime from heterocaryons.
174 Esser, K. 1969. 15:27. An introduction to Podospora anserina.
175 Eveleigh, D.E. and J.J. Child 1969. 14:23. Use of non-ionic substrates for the determination of cellulase (Cx).
176 Fankhauser, D.B. 1964. 6:18. Grinding of lyophilized mycelial pads.
177 Fass, D.N. 1969. 14:21.
Isolation of gamma-amylase (glucamylase) from the culture filtrate of N. crassa
178 Fass, D.N. 1969. 14:21. Agar gel electrophoresis of Neurospora amylases.
179 Feher, Zs. 1981. 31:32. Construction of a Neurospora crassa gene library in a cosmid vector.
180 Feher, Zs. and M. Schablik 1983. 30:14. Fast preparation of Neurospora DNA for Southern analysis.
181 Feher, Zs., M. Schablik, A. Kiss, A. Zsindely and G. Szabo 1985. 32:8.
Characterization of inl+ transformants of Neurospora crassa obtained with a recombinant cosmid pool.
182 Feldman, J.F. and M.N. Hoyle 1971. 18:12. Mating type tests on plates with wild type strains as testers.
183 Fields, W.G. 1970. 16:14. An introduction to the genus Sordaria.
184 Fincham, J.R.S. 1981. 28:11. Further properties of the i (en(am)-1) mutant.
185 Fisher, C.R. 1969. 15:16.
Anilonaphthalene sulfonate and its magnesium and sodium salts as fluorescent protein stain.
186 Fisher, C.R. 1969. 15:16. Improved recovery of enzyme activity after electrophoresis.
187 Flavell, R.B. 1965. 8:4. Glyoxylate cycle mutants in Neurospora.
188 Flavell, R.B. 1969. 14:26. Comments on assay methods.
189 Flavin, M. and C. Slaughter 1965. 8:15. Methods used for protein extraction.
190 Fling, M., N.H. Horowitz and H. Macleod 1963. 3:8. Large scale culture of Neurospora.
191 Flint, H.J., S. Dible and H. Kacser 1983. 30:15.
A method for achieving prolonged nutrient-limited growth of Neurospora mycelium.
192 Fox, D.J. and D. Boulter 1963. 4:20.
Rapid localization of proteins in chromatographic eluates.
193 Francis, C.F. and M.L. Sargent 1977. 24:15. A continuous flow system for growth of Neurospora.
194 Fraser, M.J. 1976. 23:21.
Endogenous protease(s) in extracts of Neurospora mycelia activate the exonuclease associated with a putative Rec-nuclease.
195 Friedman, K.J. and D. Glick 1978. 25:18. Fatty acid composition of Neurospora plasma membrane.
196 Friedman, K.J. and D. Glick 1979. 26:13. Incorporation and degradation of lignoceric acid in cel.
197 Frost, L.C. 1962. 1:11. Conidiating media for Neurospora.
198 Frost, L.C. and A.D. Greenhill 1963. 4:6. Multi-spored asci in Neurospora crassa.
199 Fuscaldo, K.E., W.K. Kaczmarczyk and V.G. Del Vecchio 1963. 3:9.
A rapid assay for tyrosinase activity.
200 Gaertner, F.A. 1981. 28:12.
A response to a letter from David Perkins concerning the question of whether nt mutants involve tryptophan pyrrolase.
201 Gall, A. and G. Lysek 1981. 28:13. Induction of circadian conidiation by rubidium chloride.
202 Galsworthy, S.B. and R.L. Metzenberg 1965. 7:11.
Regeneration of uninucleate protoplasts: a potential method for determining nuclear ratios.
203 Gampel, Z., C.D. Denoya, N.O. Aversa and A.J. Jobbagy 1975. 22:10.
Enzyme activities in aged conidia of N. crassa
204 Garrett, M.K. 1972. 19:20. An antigenic screening method of potential application in genetic studies.
205 Garrick, M.D. 1967. 11:5. A simple expedient for obtaining large quantities of Neurospora.
206 Geng, A.M. and A.M. Srb 1976. 23:25. Phenocopies of Neurospora mutants induced by biotin deficiency.
207 Georgopoulos, S.G., A. Kappas and B. Macris 1966. 10:8.
Gene-controlled resistance to aromatic hydrocarbons in Neurospora crassa and its relationship to the inhibition by L-sorbose.
208 Gillie, O.J. 1965. 8:16.
Methods of making enzyme extracts and amino acid pool extracts from Neurospora grown in solid media.
209 Gillie, O.J. 1967. 11:16.
Use of the Coulter counter to measure the numbers and size distribution of macroconidia and microconidia of Neurospora crassa.
210 Gillies, C.B. 1971. 18:10. Synaptonemal complexes in Neurospora.
211 Graham, J.D. 1967. 11:14. The use of malachite green to determine disruption of conidia by sonification.
212 Graham, J.D. and M.L. Braun 1966. 10:7.
Two methods of measuring rate of deoxy-ribonucleic acid synthesis.
213 Graham, J.D. and J.H. Morrison 1966. 10:32.
Studies of the lethal effect and photoreversibility of ultraviolet radiation.
214 Graham, K.M. 1984. 31:45. Ordered tetrads from fl x cys-3
215 Gratzner, H.G. 1966. 9:9.
A convenient method for alpha-amylase and invertase electrophoresis on cellulose acetate strips.
216 Griffiths, A.J.F. 1979. 26:12. A Neurospora experiment for an introductory biology course.
217 Griffiths, A.J.F. 1981. 28:5. A simple Neurospora recombination system for teaching.
218 Griffiths, A.J.F., H. Bertrand and T.H. Pittenger 1968. 13:16.
Cytochrome spectra of cytoplasmic mutants in Neurospora.
219 Griffiths, A.J.F. and C.O. Person 1973. 20:37.
A simple explanation for the 66.7% limiting values in tetrad analysis.
220 Griffiths, A.J.F. and B. Sivak 1973. 20:32.
UV transmission through various clear films in mutation experiments.
221 Grigg, G.W. 1965. 7:12.
Induction of microconidiation or macroconidiation on the same Neurospora stock.
222 Grigg, G.W. 1965. 7:13. Determination of nuclear ratios of microconidial strains.
223 Grigg, G.W. 1965. 7:14. Notes on competitive suppression and mutation assay.
224 Grindle, M. and W. Temple 1982. 29:16.
Fungicide-resistance of os mutants of Neurospora crassa.
225 Grindle, M. and W. Temple 1983. 30:7.
Fungicide resistance of smco mutants of Neurospora crassa.
226 Grindle, M. and D.O. Woodward 1967. 12:9.
Variations among extrachromosomal mutants of N. crassa
227 Gross, S.R. 1962. 1:4.
A selection method for mutants requiring sulfur-containing compounds for growth.
228 Gujar, V.P. and J.C. Schmit 1983. 30:15.
Procedure for preparing permeabilized hyphae for enzyme assays.
229 Haard, K. 1967. 11:12. Effect of age on relative plating efficiency of Neurospora conidia.
230 Halaban, R. and J.F. Feldman 1973. 20:20.
Circadian periodicity in acetate non-utilizing mutants.
231 Hall, D.O. and H. Baltscheffsky 1967. 12:13.
Rapid preparation of Neurospora mitochondria.
232 Halsall, D.M. and C.H. Doy 1967. 12:4.
The biochemical genetics of certain structural genes of the regulatory enzymic function 3-deoxy-D-arabino-heptulosonate 7-phosphate synthetase.
233 Hanks, D.L. and A.S. Sussman 1967. 11:9.
The relationships of trehalose and its metabolism to conidiation in Neurospora.
234 Hanson, B.A. and S. Brody 1975. 22:8.
The utilization of purines and other nitrogen compounds by nit and ty-1 mutants.
235 Harding, R.W. 1973. 20:20. Inhibition of conidiation and photoinduced carotenoid biosynthesis by cyclic-AMP.
236 Harding, R.W., D.Q. Philip, B.Z. Drozdowicz and N.P. Williams 1984. 31:23.
A Neurospora crassa mutant which overaccumulates carotenoid pigments.
237 Harding, R.W. and R.P. Wagner 1972. 19:14.
Immunological studies with pyruvate dehydrogenase complex isolated from N. crassa
238 Haskins, F.A. 1966. 10:27. Accumulation of anthranilic acid by a mutant strain of Neurospora.
239 Hasunuma, K. 1984. 31:33.
A simple method to isolate mutants in repressible cyclic phosphodiesterase in Neurospora crassa.
240 Hasunuma, K. 1985. 32:19.
Mutants in orthophosphate-regulated cyclic phospho-diesterase showing rhythmic conidiation in Neurospora.
241 Hasunuma, K. and K. Furukawa 1982. 29:23.
An efficient isolation method for meiotic mutants causing meiotic nondisjunction
or elevated recombination frequency in Neurospora crassa.
242 Hautala, J.A. and N.H. Giles 1977. 24:16.
Technical notes on the isolation of Neurospora nuclei.
243 Hedman, S.C. 1969. 14:10. Determination of total phosphorus in Neurospora extracts.
244 Hedman, S.C., W.K. Bates, and D.O. Woodward 1965. 8:16.
Induction of tyrosinase by ß-lactose in Neurospora crassa.
245 Hedman, S.C. and S. Vanderschmidt 1981. 28:14.
Germination of microconidia from selected Neurospora strains.
246 Hendrick, D. and A.G. DeBusk 1967. 12:14.
Production of Neurospora mycelial protoplasts.
247 Henningson, K.W. 1966. 10:19. Neurospora class experiments.
248 Hermann, R.L. 1966. 10:28. The role of orotic acid in pyrimidine biosynthesis in Neurospora.
249 Hill, J.M. and V.W. Woodward 1965. 8:17.
Assays for aspartate and ornithine transcarbamylase by means of the pH-stat.
250 Hirshon, J. and S.T. Mckenna 1976. 23:16.
Light effects on the circadian rhythm on non-conidiating N. crassa (band).
251 Hitchcock, S.E. 1967. 11:15. RNA and protein synthesis in Neurospora crassa conidia.
252 Hitchcock, S.E. and V.W. Cochrane 1969. 15:18. Effect of cycloheximide and actinomycin D on germinating conidia.
253 Ho, C.C. 1972. 19:15. Mutations blocking development of the protoperithecium in Neurospora.
254 Ho, C.C. 1972. 19:19. Synchronous production of protoperithecia.
255 Hochberg, M.L. and M.L. Sargent 1973. 20:21.
NADase levels in various strains of N. crassa.
256 Horowitz, N.H. 1963. 3:5. Irreparable mutants in Neurospora.
257 Horowitz, N.H. 1973. 20:4. Neurospora and the beginnings of molecular genetics.
258 Horowitz, N.H. and M. Fling 1962. 2:19. A method for concentrating dilute protein solutions.
259 Horowitz, N.H., H. Macleod, J.B. Maxwell, and B. Logan 1966. 10:17. Neurospora teaching experiments.
260 Howe, H.B., Jr. and J.E. Page 1963. 4:7.
Nonconidiation in the new homothallic species, Neurospora terricola.
261 Hsu, K.S. 1962. 1:5. Drug resistant mutants.
262 Hsu, K.S. 1963. 4:7.
A modifier of the morphological mutant scumbo in Neurospora crassa.
263 Hsu, K.S. 1965. 8:4.
Acriflavin resistance controlled by chromosomal genes in Neurospora.
264 Hsu, K.S. 1973. 20:39.
New acriflavin-resistant mutants and a gene affecting conidiation, which are expressed only in the presence of a morphological mutant.
265 Huang, P.C. 1962. 1:14. Information on Neurospora.
266 Ishikawa, T. 1962. 2:19. A method to improve the fertility of interallelic crosses.
267 Ishikawa, T. 1966. 10:30. Neurospora as part of an undergraduate genetics course.
268 Ishikawa, T. 1977. 24:7. Growth inhibition by adenine in temperature-sensitive mutants.
269 Ishikawa, T. and D.D. Perkins 1983. 30:9.
Additional irreparable temperature-sensitive mutants.
270 Islam, M.S. 1972. 19:18.
Biochemical differences between mating types of N. crassa
271 Islam, M.S. 1977. 24:5.
Sex-hormones in Neurospora crassa: hormone action is affected by genetic background.
272 Islam, M.S. and A. Nessa 1980. 27:29.
Spectrophotometric analysis of the hormonal extracts of fertile and sterile strains.
273 Islam, M.S. and J. Weijer 1969. 15:24.
Sex hormones in Neurospora crassa.
274 Itoh, T. and K. Morishita 1969. 15:6.
Cytoplasmic contribution to protoperithecium formation in N. crassa.
275 Iyengar, G.A. and S.K. Sen 1977. 24:17.
A method of staining Neurospora nuclei.
276 Jakoby, W.B. 1965. 8:17. A recipe for them crystallization of enzymes.
277 Jervis, H.H. and A.G. DeBusk 1973. 20:21.
NH2-terminal analysis of the conidial proteins of N. crassa.
278 Jha, K.K. 1965. 7:15. Notes on phen-1 mutants.
279 Jha, K.K. 1965 8:6.
Indole excretion by revertants derived from indole accumulating tryp-3 (td) mutants.
280 Jha, K.K. 1967. 11:4.
Nature of a leucine-requiring strain derived from a phen-1 stock.
281 Jha, K.K. 1969. 14:3.
Growth characteristics of phen-1 mutants.
282 Joester, K.E. W.M. Joester and P.H. Hofschneider 1977. 24:8.
DNA-dependent DNA-polymerases from Neurospora crassa.
283 Johnson, H.N. 1969. 14:25. Purification of Neurospora ß-galactosidase.
284 Johnson, H.N. 1969. 14:25.
Identification of a third form of ß-galactosidase by sectioning acrylamide gels.
285 Johnson, J.W. and A.M. Srb 1962. 2:7.
The genetic production of small, homokaryotic spores in Neurospora tetrasperma.
286 Johnson, T.E. 1974. 21:19. Some mutations affecting perithecial and spore pigmentation.
287 Johnson, T.E. 1978. 25:14.
A method for obtaining high specific radioactive extracts from perithecia.
288 Johnson, T.E. 1978. 25:15. A method for isolating large quantities of perithecia.
289 Johnson, T.E. 1979. 26:14. A search for position effects in Neurospora.
290 Johnson, T.E. and D.R. Stadler 1972. 19:20. A method for isolating protoperithecia.
291 Jong, S.C. and E.E. Davis 1979. 26:26. Cryopreservation of slime mutants of Neurospora crassa.
292 Käfer, E. 1978. 25:19. Sensitivity to methyl-methane sulfonate (MMS) in Neurospora.
293 Käfer, E. 1982. 29:41.
Backcrossed mutant strains which produce consistent map distances and negligible interference.
294 Kapoor, M. 1969. 14:22. Phosphofructokinase of Neurospora crassa.
295 Kapoor, M. 1971. 18:5.
Pyruvate kinase of N. crassa: conformational changes induced by Tris buffer.
296 Kapoor, M. and D. Bray 1967. 11:14.
A method for disrupting conidia of Neurospora crassa.
297 Kapoor, M. and D. Bray 1969. 14:4. Catabolite effects on some enzymes of Neurospora.
298 Kapoor, M. and D. Bray 1969. 14:23. Purification procedure for glutamine synthetase.
299 Kappy, M.S. and R.L. Metzenberg 1967. 12:3.
Phospholipids in Neurospora crassa.
300 Kihara, M. 1962. 2:8. Nuclear number in germinating conidia of Neurospora.
301 Kilbey, B.J. 1964. 6:18. The detection of irreparable mutants in Neurospora.
302 Kinsey, J.A. 1975. 22:20 . Three new p-fluorophenylalanine resistant (fpr) mutants.
303 Kiss, A., A. Zsindely, M. Schablik and G. Szabo 1984. 31:25.
Effect of sorbitol, L-sorbose and inositol on myo-inositol-1-phosphate synthase activity in Neurospora crassa strains.
304 Kiss, A., A. Zsindely, M. Schablik and G. Szabo 1985. 32:9.
Effect of various inhibitors on the production of myo-inositol-1-phosphate synthase in Neurospora crassa wild-type strain.
305 Kleber, H.-P. and H. Aurich 1967. 12:8. Cyanocobalamine in mycelium of Neurospora sitophila.
306 Klein, D.T. and R.M. Klein 1962. 2:9.
Effect of certain oxidizing and reducing compounds on germination of Neurospora macroconidia.
307 Klingmuller, W. 1963. 3:9. Growing Neurospora colonies attached to a glass surface in liquid medium.
308 Klingmuller, W. and F. Kaudewitz 1963. 4:9.
Sorbose resistant mutants in Neurospora crassa.
309 Klingmuller, W. and F. Kaudewitz 1965. 7:18.
Nitrous acid-induced inactivation and mutagenesis in Neurospora.
310 Klingmuller, W. and P. Rapp 1973. 20:22.
High back-mutation rate in homoallelic crosses of asco.
311 Klingmuller, W. and H.G. Truper 1965. 8:18.
Determination of hexokinase and other enzymes which possibly phosphorylate fructose in Neurospora crassa.
312 Kølmark, H.G. 1965. 8:6. Ureaseless mutants in Neurospora crassa.
313 Kølmark, H.G. 1968. 13:17. A note on the symbol for urease defective mutants.
314 Kølmark, H.G. 1968. 13:23.
Linkage data for two urease loci in linkage group V of Neurospora crassa.
315 Kølmark, H.G. 1979. 26:26.
Preservation of Neurospora stock cultures with the silica gel method for extended periods of time.
316 Koski, E.M. and S.C. Hedman, 1971. 18:11. Optimal length of exposure to light for conidiation.
317 Kowles, R.V. 1973. 20:39. Synthesis of two-chromosome double interchanges in N. crassa.
318 Kowles, R.V. and R.L. Phillips 1976. 23:24.
Preliminary characterization of six I-IV single translocations and their intercrosses.
319 Krumlauf, R. and G.A. Marzluf 1978. 25:15. A convenient method for the isolation of crude nuclear pellets.
320 Krumlauf, R. and G.A. Marzluf 1978. 25:16. A method for labeling DNA in vitro using nicked translation.
321 Kulaev, I.S. and V.I. Melgunov 1973. 20:35.
Determination of phosphorus in N. crassa extracts.
322 Kuwana, H. 1973. 20:22. Valine sensitivity in N. crassa
323 Kuwana, H. and M. Miyano 1980. 27:34. Map location of ace-5.
324 LaBrie, D.A. and R.P. Wagner 1969. 15:8.
Isolation and purification of mitochondria from N. crassa
325 Lacy, A.M. 1962. 1:15. Location of su-2.
326 Lacy, A.M. 1964. 6:19. Analysis of progeny from interallelic crosses.
327 Lacy, A.M. 1964. 6:20.
Attempts to increase fertility in interallelic crosses.
328 Lacy, A.M. 1966. 10:22. Neurospora in the freshman biology course.
329 Lacy, A.M. 1966. 10:24. Neurospora in the genetics course.
330 Lamb, B.C. 1966. 10:12. A simple plate cross technique.
331 Lamb, B.C. 1968. 13:24. A cautionary note.
332 Lamb, B.C. 1968. 13:24. Centromere distance on asco (37402).
333 Lavigne, S. 1962. 2:20.
A selective plating technique for determining the recombination frequency between the crisp and linked mutant loci.
334 Laycock, M.V., H.G. Kølmark and D. Boulter 1963. 4:20.
The separation of malic dehydrogenase isoenzymes of Neurospora crassa by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.
335 Leary, J.V. and A.M. Srb 1969. 15:22.
Giant spore, a new developmental mutant of N. crassa.
336 Leslie, J.F. 1982. 29:18.
Reciprocal translocation AR30 has a breakpoint distal to all known IIL markers.
337 Lewis, R.W. 1965. 7:22. Storage of Neurospora spores and cultures in a sucrose solution.
338 Lindegren, C.C. 1973. 20:13.
Reminiscences of B.O. Dodge and the beginnings of Neurospora genetics.
339 Loo, M.W.S. 1975. 22:10.
A temperature-sensitive mutant of Neurospora defective in ribosome processing (rip-1).
340 Louie, S., A. Chan and G. Sojka 1971. 18:4.
Serine-induced formation of aerial hyphae and conidia by a Neurospora mutant.
341 Lowry, R.J., T.L. Durkee and A.S. Sussman 1967. 11:9.
Ultrastructural studies of microconidium formation.
342 Lysek, G. and T. Bornefeld 1971. 18:18.
Phosphorus content of wild type and "clock" mutants of Podospora anserina.
343 Maggese, M.C., E. Gros and H.N. Torres 1981. 28:14. Characterization of glyco-sphingolipids in Neurospora crassa.
344 Majmudar, G.H., A.M. Dandekar and A.K Mattoo 1978. 25:20.
Phosphate-mediated control of polyphosphatase in Neurospora crassa.
345 Malling, H.V. 1966. 9:13.
Methods for the identification of genetic alterations by specific revertibility tests in Neurospora crassa.
346 Malling, H.V. and S. Frederiksen 1962. 2:9.
Induction of reversions in Neurospora crassa by nitrous acid.
347 Mandisodza, M.T. and S.K. Dutta 1971. 18:12.
An efficient method for 32P labeling of conidial DNA.
348 Martegani, E. and F. Trezzi 1979. 26:20.
Fluorescent staining of Neurospora nuclei with DAPI.
349 Maruniak, J.E. and A.G. DeBusk 1977. 24:7.
Ammonium transport using 14C-methylamine as substrate
350 Matile, P. 1965. 8:7. Elucidation of "inositol-less death".
351 Matile, P. 1967. 12:6.
Porosity of the cell wall as related to the secretion of proteolytic enzymes in N. crassa
352 Mattern, D. 1981. 28:20. A simple rack for race tubes.
353 Matthews, W.A. and B.C. Lamb 1973. 20:23.
Growth adaptation to temperature in N. crassa wild-type strains.
354 Mattoo, A.K. 1975. 22:14.
A method of visualization of Neurospora nucleosidase in polyacrylamide gels.
355 Mattoo, A.K. and N.R. Parikh 1975. 22:9.
Influence of sodium pyruvate on Neurospora fructose diphosphatase.
356 Maxwell, J.B., J. Anesi, S. Cadwell, V. Coffman, R. Hoefke, R. Nolan, T. Parker and D. Toon 1978. 25:20.
Allelism of ser(JBM5) and ser-3 on linkage group I.
357 Maxwell, J.B., R. Bleeck, S. Growther, M. Neal, T. Parker and L. Winikur 1980. 27:35.
Location of ser-4 near arg-2 on linkage group IV.
358 Maxwell, J.B., G. Ichtertz, M. Jambretz and T. Wohrle 1977. 24:14.
Allelism of ser(JBM 4-13) and ser-2 on linkage group V.
359 Maxwell, J.B., F. Kline, F. and R.S. Bengston 1974. 21:23.
Linkage data on two new serine-requiring mutants, one of which is a new locus, serine-5 (ser-5).
360 Maxwell, J.B., F. Kline, F. and R.S. Bengston 1975. 22:20 .
Correction to note on linkage data for new ser mutants in NN #21.
361 Mays, L.L. and R.W. Barratt 1974. 21:25. Note on Yale osmotic stocks.
362 McCracken, D.A., P.J. Varkey and W.M. Rutherford 1980. 27:20. Amylose in Neurospora.
363 McDougall, K.J. 1967. 12:13.
The use of a Coulter counter for counting ascospores of Neurospora.
364 McDougall, K.J. and T.H. Pittenger 1962. 2:10.
Observations of perpetual hyphal propagation in Neurospora crassa.
365 McDougall, K.J. and V.W. Woodward 1964. 6:14.
Suppression of pyr-3 mutants of Neurospora.
366 McDougall, K.J. and V.W. Woodward 1965. 8:8.
Suppression of pyr-3 mutants by arg-12 mutants.
367 McNelly, C. 1962. 1:12.
Growth of a histidine strain, hist-2 (C94), of Neurospora crassa.
368 Meaden, R.A. and A.M. Wellman 1967. 11:19.
Growth of conidia of adenine dependent mutants of Neurospora crassa.
369 Metzenberg, R.L. 1985. 32:22. Killing mites without killing Neurospora.
370 Metzenberg, R.L. and S.K. Ahlgren 1969. 15:6.
Variation in the genus Neurospora of the properties and control of aryl sulfatase.
371 Metzenberg, R.L. and S.K. Ahlgren 1969. 15:9.
Hybrid strains useful in transferring genes from one species of Neurospora to another.
372 Metzenberg, R.L. and T.J. Baisch 1981. 28:20.
An easy method for preparing Neurospora DNA.
373 Metzenberg, R.L., J.N. Stevens, E.U. Selker and E. Morzycka-Wroblewska 1984. 31:35.
A method for finding the genetic map position of cloned DNA fragments.
374 Michalek, S.M. and H.E. Brockman 1969. 14:8.
A test for mutagenicity of Shell "No-Pest Strip Insecticide" in Neurospora crassa.
375 Millington-Ward, A.M 1974. 21:22. A simple explanation for the 66.7% limiting values in tetrad analysis.
376 Mitchell, M.B. 1962. 2:21. Storage of culture media in polyethylene bags.
377 Mitchell, M.B. 1966. 10:6. A round-spore character in N. crassa.
378 Morales, M.A., A.J. Jobbagy and H.F. Terenzi 1973. 20:24. Mutations affecting accumulation of glycogen.
379 Morgan, D.H. 1965. 8:8. Acetyl-ornithine transaminase in Neurospora.
380 Morgan, D.H. 1969. 14:5. Arginaseless mutants of Neurospora.
381 Morgan, D.H. 1969. 14:26. The assay of arginase.
382 Morrow, J. 1962. 1:15. A new morphological marker in Neurospora.
383 Morse, C.C., R. Manger and F. Gaertner 1983. 30:10.
Neurospora crassa qa-2 gene fragment.
384 Mostello, L. and A.M. Infanger 1966. 10:4.
Photodynamic effects of acridine orange on Neurospora sitophila.
385 Mucke, D. 1962. 2:21. A method for storing conidia of Neurospora.
386 Mucke, D. and M. Popp 1969. 15:18. Effect of malachite green on growth in presence of surface actants.
387 Mukhopadhyay, D.K., R. Mimko and S.K. Dutta 1980. 27:20.
DNA homologies of ribosomal RNA genes of Neurospora species.
388 Mukhopadhyay, D.K., N. Williams and S.K. Dutta 1978. 25:21.
Lack of RNase-sensitive RNA-dependent DNA polymerase activity in the nuclear fraction of Neurospora crassa 74A
389 Munkres, K.D. 1962. 1:12. A method for the preparation of mycelial acetone powder of Neurospora.
390 Munkres, K.D. 1965. 8:19. An assay procedure for Neurospora malate dehydrogenase.
391 Munkres, K.D. 1977. 24:9. Selection of improved microconidial strains of N. crassa.
392 Munkres, K.D., M.N. Munkres, P. Greene, S. Hedman , B.J. Andrews, G. Holland and D.O. Woodward 1966. 9:14.
Isolation of subcellular fractions of Neurospora mycelia.
393 Murayama, T. and T. Ishikawa 1977. 24:3.
Temperature sensitivity of a sorbose-resistant mutant.
394 Murray, N.E. 1968. 13:18. Linkage information for cysteine and methionine mutants.
395 Murray, N.E. and M. Glassey 1962. 1:15. A second 'leaky' histidine mutant in linkage group IV.
396 Murray, N.E. and D.D. Perkins 1963. 4:21. Stanford Neurospora methods.
397 Mylyk, O.M., E.G. Barry and D.R. Galeazzi 1974. 21:24. New isogenic wild types in N. crassa.
398 Mylyk, O.M. and S.F.H. Threlkeld 1972. 19:21.
The use of heterokaryons in facilitating crosses between Neurospora strains having reduced female fertility.
399 Nagai, S. 1965. 7:22. Use of spectrophotometry for description of conidia color.
400 Nair, B.G. and H.S. Chhatpar 1983. 30:11.
Phosphate mediated changes in phospholipids in Neurospora crassa.
401 Nasrallah, J.B. and A.M. Srb, A.M. 1978. 25:16.
Microelectrophoresis of extracts from single perithecia.
402 Nelson, N. 1963. 3:10. Cross-feeding experiments to test for biological activity.
403 Nelson, R.E., T. Chandler, and C.P Selitrennikoff 1973. 20:33.
cr sn: the significance of macroconidiation for mutant hunts.
404 Nelson, R.E., B.S. Littlewood and R.L. Metzenberg, 1975. 22:15. Toward the domestication of slime.
405 Nemeti, F.M., M. Schablik and G. Szabo 1982. 29:24.
Experiences with Metzenberg's method for preparing Neurospora DNA.
406 Neumann, W. and H. Aurich 1967. 12:7.
Effect of biotin on lipid content of Neurospora crassa.
407 Neumann, W. H. Aurich and H.-P. Kleber 1967. 12:7.
Changes in chemical composition of N. sitophila during the active growth phase.
408 Newcombe, K.D. and A.J.F. Griffiths 1973. 20:32. Adjustable platforms for collecting shot asci.
409 Newmeyer, D. 1963. 4:10. Altered phenotype of phen.
410 Newmeyer, D. 1964. 6:14. Growth and allelism of arg-11 and adg.
411 Newmeyer, D., C.S. Taylor and D.C. Bennett 1968. 13:21. Gene sequences in linkage group I.
412 Newmeyer, D. and D.G. Wallace 1971. 18:13.
Ascospore viability on glass spreaders after alcohol treatment.
413 Noemi, L. and H. Ninnemann 1981. 28:16.
Light-induced cyanide-insensitive respiration in wild type Neurospora crassa.
414 Novak, D.R. and A.M. Srb 1969. 15:23. Spore and ascus mutants in N. tetrasperma.
415 Ogata, W.N. 1962. 1:13. Media used for culture of and distribution of stocks.
416 Ogata, W.N. 1962. 1:13. Preservation of Neurospora stock cultures with anhydrous silica gel.
417 Ogata, W.N. 1973. 20:36. Preservation of amycelial-aconidial Neurospora cultures using anhydrous silica gel.
418 Olsson. L. and H.G. Kølmark 1965. 8:20. A method for detection of catalase mutants.
419 Paietta, J.V. and G.A. Marzluf 1984. 31:40.
Development of a colony hybridization technique for Neurospora.
420 Paietta, J.V. and G.A. Marzluf 1984. 31:40.
Transformation of lithium acetate-treated Neurospora with minipreps of plasmid DNA.
421 Palanivelu, P. and R. Maheshwari 1979. 26:15.
Wild Neurospora isolated from soil.
422 Pall, M.L. 1966. 9:16. The use of cycloheximide as an inhibitor of protein synthesis in Neurospora.
423 Pall, M.L. 1971. 18:9. Blasticidin-S: an inhibitor of protein synthesis in Neurospora.
424 Pall, M.L. 1983. 30:16. Rapid sampling and collection of Neurospora mycelial suspensions.
425 Pall, M.L., G. Horn, M. Fling and N.H. Horowitz 1965. 8:20.
A simple method for the induction of high levels of tyrosinase activity.
426 Papa, K., A.M. Srb and W.T. Federer 1962. 2:11.
Effectiveness of selection based on variability uncomplicated by heterotic effects.
427 Peduzzi, R. and G. Turian 1969. 15:24.
Conidiation antigen and malate dehydrogenase isoenzyme activities.
428 Perkins, D.D. 1962. 2:14. Asci of bis x bis crosses for chromosome cytology.
429 Perkins, D.D. 1964. 6:22. Multiple interchange stocks for linkage detection.
430 Perkins, D.D. 1964. 6:27. Errata.
431 Perkins, D.D. 1966. 9:10. Preliminary characterization of chromosome rearrangements using shot asci.
432 Perkins, D.D. 1966. 9:11. Details for collection of asci as unordered groups of eight projected ascospores.
433 Perkins, D.D. 1966. 9:11.
Experience using alcoy multiple translocation tester strains to assign genes and chromosome rearrangements to linkage groups.
434 Perkins, D.D. 1966. 9:12. Summary of markers at extremes of the known linkage groups.
435 Perkins, D.D. 1971. 18:12. Conidiating colonial strains that are homozygous fertile and suitable for replication.
436 Perkins, D.D. 1971. 18:14. Gene order in the albino region of linkage group I.
437 Perkins, D.D. 1972. 19:16. Response of thi-5 and thi-1 to vitamin pyrimidine.
438 Perkins, D.D. 1972. 19:27. Presumptive new alleles of het-c, detected by the use of partial diploids.
439 Perkins, D.D. 1972. 19:28. Reference strains of Neurospora sitophila.
440 Perkins, D.D. 1972. 19:30. Special purpose Neurospora stocks.
441 Perkins, D.D. 1972. 19:33. Linkage testers having markers near the centromere.
442 Perkins, D.D. 1973. 20:33. Freezing as a convenient method for preserving vegetative stocks.
443 Perkins, D.D. 1973. 20:40. Additional special-purpose Neurospora stocks.
444 Perkins, D.D. 1974. 21:25. Osmotic mutants.
445 Perkins, D.D. 1977. 24:11. Evidence confirming location of het-d in linkage group IIR.
446 Perkins, D.D. 1977. 24:14. Map sequences established or confirmed by duplication coverage.
447 Perkins, D.D. 1977. 24:14. Linkage testers for genes far from centromere.
448 Perkins, D.D. 1977. 24:16. Details for preparing silica gel stocks.
449 Perkins, D.D. 1979. 26:9. A new, highly fertile microconidiating combination, dingy, fluffy.
450 Perkins, D.D. 1982. 29:31. Neurospora crassa genetic maps, May 1982.
451 Perkins, D.D. 1984. 31:41.
Advantages of using the inactive-mating-type am1 strain as a helper component in heterokaryons.
452 Perkins, D.D. 1984. 31:46. Neurospora crassa genetic maps, May, 1984.
453 Perkins, D.D. and R.W. Barratt 1973. 20:38. A modest proposal regarding gene symbols.
454 Perkins, D.D. and E.G. Barry 1977. 24:12. Information on chromosome rearrangements.
455 Perkins, D.D. and M. Bjorkman 1978. 25:24.
A temperature-sensitive morphological mutant present in Beadle-Tatum and
Rockefeller-Lindegren "wild-type" stocks and their derivatives.
456 Perkins, D.D. and M. Bjorkman 1979. 26:9.
Additional special purpose stocks.
457 Perkins, D.D. and T. Ishikawa 1972. 19:24.
Locus designations for irreparable temperature-sensitive mutants.
458 Perkins, D.D. and N.E. Murray 1963. 4:26. New markers and linkage data.
459 Perkins, D.D., M.R. Smith and D.R. Galeazzi 1973. 20:45. New markers and linkage data.
460 Perkins, D.D., C.W. Taylor, D.C. Bennett and B.C. Turner 1969. 14:13.
New morphological mutants that have been localized to linkage group.
461 Perkins, D.D. and B.C. Turner 1973. 20:41.
Reference strains of Neurospora intermedia.
462 Perlman, J. and J.F. Feldman 1979. 26:21.
A new culture method for biochemical studies of the circadian clock.
463 Phillips, R.L. and A.M. Srb 1967. 11:17.
Ascospore arrangements in the aberrant asci of a Neurospora crassa mutant.
464 Pittenger, T.H. 1962. 2:21.
Special growth tubes for the study of transport of growth factors and other phenomena.
465 Pittenger, T.H. 1964. 6:23. Crossing techniques for large numbers of isolates.
466 Pittenger, T.H. 1964. 6:23.
Conidial plating techniques and the determination of nuclear ratios in heterokaryotic cultures.
467 Pittenger, T.H. 1965. 7:4.
The distribution of nuclei in conidia of cultures having different average numbers of nuclei.
468 Pittenger, T.H. 1967. 11:10. Distribution of nuclei in conidia.
469 Prade, R.A. and H.F. Terenzi 1984. 31:26.
Excretion of low molecular weight, folin-positive metabolites by the female receptor mycelium, in response to mating.
470 Prakash, V. 1963. 3:10. Random ascospore isolation.
471 Prakash, V. 1963. 3:11. Spore isolation in order (tetrad dissection).
472 Prakash, V. 1963. 3:12. Construction of multiple centromere marker strains in Neurospora crassa.
473 Prakash, V. 1963. 4:10.
Changes in cross-over frequency in Neurospora crassa mediated by chelating agents.
474 Prakash, V. 1963. 4:25. Perithecial production - use of non-absorbant cotton.
475 Prakash, V. 1965. 7:5. Sexual reproduction of Neurospora.
476 Prakash, V. 1973. 20:25. Mutants excreting lysine, histidine and methionine in N. crassa.
477 Radford, A. 1967. 11:4. Prototroph frequencies from crosses between pyridoxine auxotrophs.
478 Radford, A. 1969. 14:6. Mutation rate and survival with ICR-170.
479 Radford, A. 1972. 19:25. Revised linkage maps of Neurospora crassa.
480 Radford, A. 1974. 21:23. Change in nomenclature of sorbose-resistant mutants.
481 Radford, A. 1975. 22:17. Concise linkage maps of Neurospora crassa.
482 Radford, A. 1978. 25:11 . Gene-enzyme correlations in Neurospora.
483 Radominska-Pyrek, A., A. Kruszewska, Z. Matysiak and T. Chojnacki 1971. 18:3
Cytidylyltransferases in cholineless mutant strains and in the wild type of Neurospora crassa.
484 Raju, N.B. 1981. 28:16. Effect of light on perithecial production in homothallic Neurospora species.
485 Raju, N.B. 1982. 29:24. Easy methods for fluorescent staining of Neurospora nuclei.
486 Ram, S., B.G. Nair and H.S. Chhatpar 1984. 31:28.
Phosphate mediated changes in fatty acid composition in Neurospora crassa.
487 Rao, E. and A.G. DeBusk 1975. 22:12.
A mutant of Neurospora deficient in the general (Pm G) amino acid transport system.
488 Reddy, M.M. and S.F.H. Threlkeld 1971. 18:8.
Isozyme variation in natural populations of Neurospora.
489 Reick, A. and A.J.F. Griffiths 1980. 27:21.
Possible natural cytoplasmic variants of N. intermedia.
490 Reinert, W.R. and G.A. Marzluf 1974. 21:16.
Fructosediphosphatase of N. crassa.
491 Reissig, J.L. 1964. 6:16. Are acridines mutagenic for Neurospora?
492 Richman, N. and S.K. Dutta 1966. 10:4. A method for the increased incorporation of P32 into Neurospora DNA.
493 Rigby, D.J., T.J. Balls and A. Radford 1979. 26:21.
Semi-quantitative analysis of protease activity.
494 Rigby, D.L., A.J. Baron and A. Radford 1982. 29:26.
New assays for carbamyl phosphate synthetase applicable in the presence of exogenous carbamyl phosphate.
495 Ritari, S.J., W. Sakami, C.W. Black and J. Rzepka 1973. 20:26.
The synthesis of polyglutamate forms of folate by N. crassa
496 Ritari, S.J., W. Sakami and C.W. Black 1973. 20:27.
Identification of two genes specifying folylpolyglutamate synthases.
497 Robbins, W.J. 1973. 20:10. Bernard Ogilvie Dodge 1872-1960.
498 Rodland, K. and P.J. Russell 1980. 27:29. Effect of microwave radiation on conidial activity.
499 Roess, W.B. and A.G. DeBusk 1965. 7:22.
inositol-less death recombination technique.
500 Roess, W.B. and A.G. DeBusk 1965. 8:8. Arginine transport in Neurospora conidia.
501 Rougemont, A. and M.J. Kobr 1973. 20:28.
Isocitrate lyase-2 from N. crassa
502 Royes, J. 1962. 1:5. The production of mosaic mutations in Neurospora crassa.
503 Russell, P.J. 1975. 22:16. Enrichment for cold-sensitive mutants by tritium suicide.
504 Russell, P.J. 1977. 24:6.
Cold-sensitive growth of some supersuppressor strains of Neurospora crassa.
505 Russell, P.J. and E.A. Hall 1978. 25:21.
Dependence of ribosome production on protein synthesis.
506 Russell, P.J. and J.D. Hewitt 1974. 21:18.
Electrophoretic analysis of rhythmic, morphological mutant strains.
507 Russell, P.J. and G.B. Perry 1980. 27:22.
Cellobiose-induced ß-galactosidase and ß-glucosidase activities of Neurospora crassa.
508 Russell, P.J. and S.C. Schlitt, 1976. 23:21.
Rates of RNA and protein synthesis in the cold-sensitive mutant crib-1.
509 Russell, P.J. and A.M. Srb 1971. 18:7.
Dominance modification in Neurospora crassa.
510 Russo, V.E.A. and F.D. Innocenti 1983. 30:11.
Recombination frequencies of mutations located in wc-1 and wc-2.
511 Russo, V.E.A., T. Sommer and J.A.A. Chambers 1985. 32:10.
A modified Vogel's medium for crossing, mating-type tests and the isolation of female-sterile mutants of Neurospora crassa.
512 Sagarra, E. 1973. 20:29. Esterase polymorphism in Neurospora.
513 Said, S. and H.F. Terenzi 1979. 26:15.
Cyclic AMP deficiency, modifier-mutations, and instability of the cr-1 phenotype.
514 Sargent, M.L. 1969. 15:17.
Effects of four antibiotics on growth and periodicity of a rhythmic strain of Neurospora.
515 Sargent, M.L. 1985. 32:12.
eas strains of Neurospora for the classroom.
516 Sargent, M.L. and H.D. Braymer 1969. 14:11.
Selection of intramural-enzyme mutants.
517 Schablik, M., Zs. Feher, A. Zsindely and G. Szabo 1979. 26:17.
The effect of polyethylene glycol upon DNA uptake in Neurospora crassa.
518 Schablik, M., B. Kocsar and G. Szabo 1980. 27:23.
Factor(s) in the culture medium of a slime strain which stimulate DNA uptake.
519 Schablik, M., F.M. Nemeti and G. Szabo 1983. 30:17.
Quick and effecient protoplast isolation from Neurospora crassa.
520 Schablik, M., A. Zsindely, J. Aradi and G. Szabo 1977. 24:4.
Changes of the ratio of inl+ and inl- nuclei in heterocaryons of spontaneous
revertant and by DNA-induced inl+ revertant Neurospora< crassa strains.
521 Schablik, M., A. Zsindely, J. Aradi, Zs. Fekete and G. Szabo 1978. 25:22.
Differences between transformed and spontaneous revertant strains of Neurospora crassa.
522 Scheideler, L., B. Hahne and H. Ninnemann 1984. 31:28.
Rapid degradation of FAD following lysis of Neurospora crassa cells:
consequences for evaluation of flavin composition in vivo.
523 Schluttig, A. and W. Fritsche 1975. 22:7.
The regulation of urease synthesis by repression in N. crassa
524 Schmit, J.C., M. Cohen and S. Brody 1974. 21:17.
Conidial germination in sconc.
525 Schneider, G., W. Klingmuller, W. Sebald and F. Kaudewitz 1969. 14:10.
Protein determination in conidia of Neurospora crassa.
526 Schroeder, A.L. 1984 31:45. DNA polymerase in temperature-sensitive mutants of Neurospora.
527 Schroeder, A.L., F.J. de Serres and M.E. Schupbach 1972. 19:17.
A new ultraviolet-sensitive mutant in Neurospora, uvs-6.
528 Scott, W.A. and R.L. Metzenberg 1967. 11:8.
Location of aryl sulfatase in Neurospora conidia.
529 Scott, W.A. and R.L. Metzenberg 1969. 15:8.
Permeabilization of Neurospora conidia with phenethyl alcohol.
530 Scott, W.A. and H.K. Mitchell 1965. 8:9.
Alternate forms of cytochrome c in the mi-1 (poky) mutant of Neurospora crassa.
531 Seale, T., M.E. Case and R.W. Barratt 1969. 15:5.
Supersuppressors in Neurospora crassa.
532 Sebo, T.J. and J.C. Schmit 1980. 27:30.
A convenient method for the storage and cultivation of slime.
533 Selitrennikoff, C.P. 1974. 21:22. Use of conidial separation-defective strains.
534 Selitrennikoff, C.P. 1976. 23:23. Easily-wettable, a new mutant.
535 Selitrennikoff, C.P. 1978. 25:16. Storage of slime strains.
536 Selitrennikoff, C.P. 1981. 28:17. A new allele of csp-2 which does not complement csp-1.
537 Selitrennikoff, C.P. 1982. 29:27.
Temperature-sensitive, protoplast-forming os-1 variant of Neurospora - a few tricks.
538 Selitrennikoff, C.P. 1984. 31:43. Use of partially purified Polyoxin B for forming protoplasts.
539 Selitrennikoff, C.P. 1984. 31:43.
Putative transformation of Neurospora os-1 protoplasts by a plasmid containing a G-481 phosphotransferase gene.
540 Selitrennikoff, C.P. and V. Abe 1972. 19:23.
New os-2 and os-5 alleles.
541 Selitrennikoff, C.P. and M. Bailey 1974. 21:22.
A simple classroom complementation experiment.
542 Selitrennikoff, C.P. and R.E. Nelson 1973. 20:34.
A screening technique for the isolation of macroconidiation mutants.
543 Shelby, M.D. 1974. 21:27.
Indexed bibliography of recent chemical mutagenesis studies with Neurospora.
544 Shew, H.W. 1978. 25:25.
New mutants and wild type standard reference strains of Neurospora intermedia.
545 Shields, M. and W.N. Strickland 1967. 12:5. Some characteristics of adaptation in am1.
546 Smith, B.R. 1962. 1:14. Mating type tests using a plating technique.
547 Smith, B.R. 1962. 1:16. Linkage data for group IV.
548 Smith, B.R. 1962. 1:18. The location of 11 am alleles in linkage group 5.
549 Smith, B.R. 1967. 12:6. The effect of the recombination-1 gene on histidine-5.
550 Smith, B.R. 1969. 14:4. The effect of the recombination-3 gene on histidine-5.
551 Smith, B.R. 1973. 20:34. Storage of ascospores in water.
552 Smith, B.R. 1979. 26:27. Preservation of Neurospora conidia with silica gel.
553 Smith, B.R. and M.E. Yorston 1981. 28:17.
A system for studying aneuploid production in Neurospora crassa.
554 Sonavaria, M., P. Padgaonkar, B.G. Nair and H.S. Chhatpar 1985. 32:13.
Phosphate mediated regulation of carbohydrate metabolism in Neurospora crassa.
555 Spady, G.E., J.R. Gresham, S.C. Simmons and F.H. Gaertner 1980. 27:31.
A solid-reagent dispenser for use in the azocoll protease assay (and other insoluble substrate analyses).
556 Springer, W.D. and A.M. Srb 1977. 24:6. Altered glycosaminoglycan of the pk mutant.
557 Srb, A.M. 1962. 1:6. Genetic basis for an aberrant ascus in N. crassa.
558 Srb, A.M. 1973. 20:8. Beadle and Neurospora, some recollections.
559 Srb, A.M. and M. Basl 1969. 15:22. Abnormal ascus mutants.
560 Srb, A.M. and A.M. Infanger 1964. 6:26.
Formation of heterokaryons by fusion of isolated hyphal tips on solid medium in petri plates.
561 Stack, J. and Y. Suyama 1974. 21:16. Further evidence for two types of 18S rRNA in Neurospora.
562 Stadler, D. 1981. 28:18. Temperature sensitive mutants.
563 Stevens, J.N. and R.L. Metzenberg, 1982. 29:27.
Preparing Neurospora DNA: some improvements.
564 Stine, G.J. 1963. 4:14.
Effect of ultrasonication on selected enzymes from Neurospora crassa mycelia.
565 Stine, G.J. 1967. 11:7. Germination and enzyme activities affected by the aging of Neurospora conidia in water.
566 Strickland, W.N. and D.D. Perkins 1973. 20:34.
Rehydrating ascospores to improve germination.
567 Strickland, W.N. and M. Shields 1967. 12:15.
Identification of individual enzymes in crude extracts by acrylamide gel electrophoresis.
568 Sturani, L., E. Martegani and M. Francavilla 1980. 27:25.
Effects of glucagon on the growth of Neurospora crassa.
569 Subden, R.E. and S.F.H. Threlkeld 1966. 10:14. Mite control for Neurospora labs.
570 Subden, R.E. and G. Turian 1969. 15:8.
Improved techniques for study of carotenoid intermediates in Neurospora.
571 Subramanyam, C. and G. Venkateswerlu 1979. 26:18.
Effect of copper and manganese on free amino acid content of Neurospora crassa.
572 Suczi, A. and A. Radford 1983. 30:13. ARS8 sequences in the Neurospora genome.
573 Sullivan, J.L. and A.G. DeBusk 1971. 18:13.
Method for specific selection of temperature-sensitive mutants.
574 Suskind, S.R. 1966. 10:15. Growth of Neurospora.
575 Suzuki, D.T. 1963. 3:5. A system to test for non-random disjunction.
576 Szabo, G. and M. Schablik 1973. 20:27. DNA uptake by N. crassa.
577 Szabo, G. and M. Schablik 1975. 22:11.
Heterocaryosis in DNA-induced inositol-independent hyphae of N. crassa.
578 Talbot, K. and P.J. Russell 1980. 27:32.
Nuclear density determination and the purification of wild type Neurospora nuclei using Percoll gradients.
579 Tateson, R.W. 1969. 14:19. A method for the determination of adenylosuccinate lyase.
580 Tateson, R.W. 1969. 14:19. A method for the determination of arginosuccinate synthetase.
581 Taylor, C.W. 1965. 8:21. A more efficient procedure for scoring mating type and aberrations.
582 Teifel, J. and W. Klingmuller 1980. 27:26.
Uptake of bacteriophages by Neurospora crassa during heterocaryosis.
583 Terenzi, H.F., M.M. Flawia and H.N. Torres 1976. 23:19.
A distinctive response to concanavalin A-mediated agglutination shown by cells from two different "slime" strains.
584 Thayer, P. 1969. 15:20. Inhibitory activity of selected compounds against Neurospora crassa 4A.
585 Thomas, D.Y. and L.C. Frost 1966. 10:3.
Temperature and fertility of wild-types in Neurospora.
586 Totten, R.E. and H.B. Howe, Jr. 1965. 7:23.
Fiber glass loops for rapid manipulation of Neurospora ascospores.
587 Totten, R.E. and H.B. Howe, Jr. 1972. 19:14.
Enzyme profiles during synchronous development of conidiophores and conidia in N. crassa.
588 Trilisenko, L.V., V.M. Vagabov and I.S. Kulaev 1982. 29:19.
Comparative study on some properties of polyphosphatephosphohydrolase in
Neurospora crassa strain ad-6 (28610) a and a leaky derivative.
589 Tsai, J.H.J. and H. Tsai 1973. 20:29.
Localization of Neurospora ornithine aminotransferase in mitochondria.
590 Tsao, M.U. and T.I. Madley 1969. 14:21.
Assay of phosphofructokinase from Neurospora crassa.
591 Tsao, M.U. and M.W. Smith 1963. 4:16.
Multiple forms of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase of Neurospora crassa.
592 Tsao, M.U. and M.W. Smith 1965. 8:21.
Concentration of chromatographic effluent for gel electrophoresis.
593 Tublitz, N., D. Foster and P.J. Russell 1979. 26:22.
Isolation of ribosomes from Neurospora and their analysis using a vertical rotor.
594 Turian, G. 1962. 2:15.
The hexosemonophosphate shunt as an alternate metabolic pathway for conidial differentiation in Neurospora.
595 Turian, G. 1965. 7:24. Metabolism and conidiation in Neurospora crassa.
596 Turian, G., N. Oulevey and F. Tissot 1967. 11:17.
Preliminary studies on pigmentation and ultrastructure of microconidia of Neurospora crassa.
597 Turian, G. and J. Seydoux 1962. 1:6. Isocitratase studies in Neurospora.
598 Turner, B.C. 1976. 23:24. Dominance of the wild-type (sensitive) allele of cyh-1.
599 Urey, J.C. and D.B. Smith 1976. 23:18.
Effects of some glycosidases and of periodate on the activity of the glycoprotein NAD(P)ase.
600 Van Winkle, W.B. 1969. 14:5.
Preliminary observations of the ultrastructure of the slime mutant.
601 Van Winkle, W.B. 1971. 18:10.
Evidence for a spindle apparatus in somatic nuclei of Neurospora.
602 Verma, M., V. Ghosh, C. Chambers, R.J. Crouch and S.K. Dutta 1985. 32:15.
A new rDNA clone isolated from Neurospora crassa wild type strain 74A containing all coding regions.
603 Vigfusson, N.V. and R.J. Cano 1971. 18:8.
Effect of mammalian sex hormones on fertility of N. crassa
604 Vigfusson, N.V. and J. Weijer 1969. 14:9.
Improved method for the isolation of sterility mutants.
605 Villanueva, V.R.and K.H. Le 1977. 24:8.
On the biosynthesis of carnitine in Neurospora crassa lys-1 (33933).
606 Villanueva, V.R.and E. Lederer 1975. 22:7. 6-N-trimethyllysine metabolism and carnitine biosynthesis in N. crassa.
607 Vollmer, S.J. and R.H. Davis 1985. 32:16. Rapid DNA minipreps from Neurospora.
608 Vukasovich, M., J.R. Turner and W.K. Matchett 1969. 14:19. A direct method of assaying kynureninase.
609 Walker, P.A. 1963. 3:15. Mapping a tyrosinaseless mutant of Neurospora.
610 Wampler, D.E. and J.L. Fairley 1965. 8:21. An assay for arginosuccinate synthetase in Neurospora.
611 Wang, S.S., J.M. Magill and R.L. Phillips 1971. 18:16.
Auxotrophic and visible mutations in white-spore (ws-1).
612 Weijer, J. 1965. 7:25.
Method for in vivo observation of karyokinesis of the somatic nucleus of Neurospora and Gelasinospora species.
613 Weijer, J. 1965. 7:25. Feulgen staining of somatic nuclei of N. crassa
614 Wellman, A.M. 1967. 11:13.
Viability of Neurospora macroconidia after cryogenic storage by liquid nitrogen refrigeration.
615 West, D.J. 1976. 23:17.
Phase shift of circadian rhythm of conidiation in response to ultraviolet light.
616 West, D.J. and D.O. Woodward 1969. 15:17.
Effects of respiratory inhibitors on growth of Neurospora.
617 Weston, N.J. and A.G. DeBusk 1967. 12:9.
Amino acid transport in poky (mi) mutants of Neurospora crassa.
618 Westrum, F.M. and N.V. Vigfusson 1973. 20:35. A method of NTG mutagenesis of N. crassa.
619 Wickramaratne, M.R.T. 1976. 23:27. A method for selecting linked markers in Sordaria brevicollis.
620 Wickramaratne, M.R.T. and B.C. Lamb 1973. 20:30.
Influence of some environmental factors on recombination.
621 Wilson, C.H. 1985. 32:18. Production of microconidia by several fl strains.
622 Wilson, C.L. 1966. 10:6. Nuclear behavior in the vegetative hyphae of Neurospora crassa.
623 Wilson, J.F. and W.K. Bates 1969. 15:18.
Effects of cycloheximide at low concentrations.
624 Wilson, J.F. and W.K. Bates 1972. 19:21.
Ethylene glycol treatment of Neurospora conidia.
625 Wilson, J.F. and W.K. Bates 1978. 25:17.
A rapid extraction method for mycelial organelles.
626 Woodward, V.W. 1966. 10:32.
The use of Neurospora in teaching.
627 Woodward, V.W. and C.K. Woodward 1968. 13:18.
The care and feeding of slime.
628 Wooton, J.C. 1967. 12:3. Short-term changes in the amino acid pool of Neurospora mycelium.
629 Wooton, J.C., M.J. Fraser and A.J. Baron 1980. 27:33.
Efficient transformation of germinating Neurospora conidia using total nuclear DNA fragments.
630 Wrathall, C.R. 1969. 14:9. A method for obtaining mycelial pads of Neurospora.
631 Yoder, O.C. 1979. 26:11. Mutants with increased sensitivity to caffeine.
632 Yoder, O.C. 1979. 26:11. Guanine-requiring mutants.
633 Yoder, O.C. 1979. 26:23.
Experience with the Applegate-Nelson-Metzenberg method of mutant enrichment in high sorbose medium.
634 Yu, S.C. and A.S. Sussman 1967. 11:4. Protection of Neurospora trehalase against heat-inactivation.
635 Yu-Sun, C.C., L.A. Carter, L. Sandoval and A. Thompson 1981. 28:22.
Mutagenicity of 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide and three hair dye components in Sordaria brevicollis.
636 Zsindely, A., A. Kiss, M. Schablik, M. Szabolcs and G. Szabo 1982. 29:20.
Regulatory effect of inositol on the synthesis of myo-inositol-1-phosphate synthase in Neurospora crassa strains.
637 Zsindely, A., M. Szabolcs and J. Aradi 1977. 24:8.
Isolation of myo-inositol-1-phosphate synthetase from wild type and its
inactive variant from inositol-less Neurospora crassa.
638 Zsindely, A., M. Szabolcs, M. Kavai, M. Schablik, J. Aradi and G. Szabo 1978. 25:22.
Detection and identification of myo-inositol-1-phosphate synthase and its assumed defective variant
in different N. crassa strains by immunological methods.