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Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Cancer Fund 33 West 56th Street, New York, N.Y. 10019 Incorporated under the Laws of the State of New York Board of Directors R. Lee Clark, Ralph T. Horgan Wcrner H. Kirsten, M.D. Irving Kupcinet Charles A. LeMaistre, M.D. Philip O'B. Montgomery, Jr., M.D. Gerald P. Murphy, M.D., D.Sc. W.P. Laird Myers, M.D. John J. O'Connell llI Henry C. Pitot, M.D., Ph.D. Hon. William E. Simon William G. Simon, Esq. David A. Wcrblin Officers Bob Hope, Honorary Chairman of the Board Charles A. LeMaistre, President John J. O'Connell 111, Executive Vice President Ralph T. Horgan, Vice President David W. Walsh, Secretary/Treasurer and Executive Director Regional Vice Presidents B.S. Davison, M.D., Murfreesboro, TN Mrs. Robert Diefenbach, Washington, D.C. Arthur 1. Ginsburg, Fort Worth, TX Fmnkie Laine, Los Angeles, CA Sydney E. Lipsky, M.D., Chicago, IL Senator George Murphy, Palm Beach. FL Auditors Ernst & Whinney General Counsel Simon & Sheridan Bank Irving Trust Company Financial Advisor Train, Smith Counsel, Inc. National Advisory Committee Sporl~ Robert S. Day (Executive Director, National Tennis Foundation) Darrell Royal (Athletic Director, University of Texas) Blaekie Sherrod (Dallas Times-Herald) Jim Murray (Los Angeles-Times) Media Jack O'Brian (Syndicated Columnist and WOR Radio) Jimmy Breslin (Syndicated Columnist) John Mack Carter (Editor, Good Housekeeping Magazine) Arthur Goldsmith (Editorial Director, Popular Photography Magazine) Merrill Panitt (Editorial Director, TV Guide; Seventeen Magazine) Robert Metz (President, United Features Syndicate) Performing Arts Ted Bergmann, (Charter Productions) David Brown (Zanuck-Brown Productions) Edgar A. Fitter, Jr. (St. Vice President, United Artists Corp.) John Ritter (Actor, ABC Television) Burton S. (Bud) Stone (President, Deluxe General Division, 20th Century-Fox) T154510077

THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The eventual elimination of cancer as a significant factor in our lives will ha~e its b~ginning in ideas. "[he encouragerr~.a_t_of .th~ best ininds*to become committed to ..~otving t'l~6 ~ ~robtem is.~.corne~stone on ~,'~1~" fu~ure:~~ i~ill rest. ,The Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Cancer Fund devotes its funds exclusively to the- training of scientists aUhe be~nning of their creative careers. By supporting research fellows it; the finest cancer research laboratories in America, the Fund has made a singularly spectacular contribution to the progress made to date in the elimination of cancer. In 19~0, 79 fellowships were av, arded for the younginve.~tigators beginning their career in cancer research, in addition, 66 fellowships were rene~ved for an additional year of cancer research. A Scientific Advisory Committe, composed of the nation's most distinguished scientists, chooses the recip- ients of fellowships from an applicant list of exceptional candidates. With present resources available to the Fund, less than one-half of those deemed deserving of an opportunity to engage in cancer research can be funded. The Fund has authorized creation of a new special category of fellowship, the Clinical Fellowship, to encourage development of research in clinical aspects of cancer. Support for young investigators addressing clinical research problems in cancer has been sparse in the past. The Board of Directors was further strengthened during the last year by the addition of Mr. David A. (Sonny) Werblin, president of Madison Square Garden, New York City and Doctor Gerald P. Murphy, Institute Director of Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo, New York. Our Board of Directors believes that the best way to win the fight against cancer is to invest funds in the support of postgraduate fellowships. Cancer will not likely be controlled by one dramatic scientific breakthrough but rather by a series of scientific advances achieved by many individual research contributions. The application of these important pieces of new knowledge will lead to the prevention or control of one cancer after another. Since its inception, the Fund has supported more than 6130 postgraduate fellowships. Most of these individuals continue to actively pursue careers in research, teaching, or clinical activities which have a substantial impact upon cancer. We are proud of the record of the Fund in its contribution to the elimina- tion of cancer as a significant health risk. Charles A. LeMaistre, M.D. TI5451Q078

SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE, FISCAL 1980 JOHN ABELSON, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistr7 Department of Chemistry Umver=sity of Califorrda San Diego La Jolla, California HAROLD AMOS, Ph.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Harvard Medical School Boston, Mas~chusetts ELWIN E. FRALEY, M.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Urologic Surgery University of Minnesota Medical School Minneapolis, Minnesota MALCOLM L. GEFTER, Ph.D. Professor of Biochemistry Department of Biology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts RAYMOND F. GESTELAND, Ph.D. Professor of Biolo~,, and Head, Howard Hughes Medical Institute University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah VICTOR GINSBURG, Ph.D. Chief, Section on Biochemistry National Institute of Arthritis National Institutes of Health Bethesda, Maryland THOMAS J. GILL, III, M.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Pathology University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MARY CATHERINE GLICK, Ph.D. Professor of Pediatric Research University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ARTHUR P. GROLLMAN, M.D. Professor and Chairman Department of Pharmacological Sciences State University of New York Stony Brook, New York DAVID I. HIRSH, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado FRANK M. HUENNEKENS, Ph.D. Chairman, Department of Biochemistry Scripps Clinic & Research Foundation La Jolla, California Scientific Advisory Committee The Board of Directors appoints a Scientific Advisory Committee (S.A.C.) for the purpose of reviewing applications. S.A.C. is comprised of 16 to 18 eminent scientists, both M.D.'s and Ph.D.'s. These doctors are on the staffs of various prestigious medical schools, research organizations and hospitals throughout the country. Members of S.A.C. are appointed for a four year term by the Board of Directors. S.A.C. meets three times each year for two-day t~-riods to rank the applications received. Each is forwarded to at least two re=tubers of the committee well in advance of the meeting date, so that an in-depth review.may hz made. JOSEPH R. KATES, Ph.D. Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation La Jolla, California MICHAEL E. LAMM, M.D. Professor of Pathology New York University Medical Center New York, New York GEORGE I. MILLER, Jr., M.D. Department of Pediatrics Yale University School of Medicine New Haven, Connecticut ROBERT E. POLLACK, Ph.D. Professor of Biological Sciences Columbia University Sherman Fairchild Center New York, New York DAVID T. ROWLANDS, Jr., M.D. Professor, Department of Pathology University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Philadelphia, Pennsylvania SEUNG-IL SHIN, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Genetics Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx, New York KEITH R. YAMAMOTO, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics University of California San Francisco, California The applications are then presented by the reviewers who offer their conclusions as to the pertinence of the project-- the competence of the individual applicant--the organi- zational support he would have available to him--as well as the individual to whom he reports. All members participate in a thorough discussion before a vote as to priority is taken. Each pertinent application is ranked on a 1 to 5 scale and fellowships are awarded on the basis of these rankings to the extent financial resources will allow. The awards are made on behalf of the Board of Directors by the Executive Director. 2 T154510079

DAMON RUNYON'WALTER WINCHELL CANCER FUND Geographical Breakdown of Fellowship Grants in Cancer Research, Fiscal Year 1980 Grantee Instltutlon Fellow Supported and Sponsor and Amount Project Title California CA Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA Leroy E. Hood, M.D., Ph.D. CA Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA Elias Lazarides, Ph.D. CA Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA Tom Maniatis, Ph.D. Salk Institute for Bio Studies San Diego, CA Renato Dulbeceo, M.D. Scripps Clinic & Research Fnd. La Julia, CA Norman R. Klinman, M.D., Ph.D. Scripps Clinic & Research Fnd. La Julia, CA R.alph A. R.eisfeld, Ph.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA R.onald W. Davis, Ph.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Paul J. Flory, Ph.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Errol C. Friedberg, M.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA David S. Hogness, Ph.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Oleg Jardetzky, M.D., Ph.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Arthur Kornberg, M.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA I. Robert Lehman, Ph.D. Kevin Moore, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Maurccn G. Price, Ph.D. $175300 Monica Shandcr, Ph.D. $17,000 Dorothy Bennett, Ph.D. $15,000 (rene~l) Ronald Jemmerson, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Thomas F. Bumol, Ph.D. $20,000 Judith A. Jaehning, Ph.D. $15,000 (renewal) Ken A. Dill, Ph.D. $15,0(10 (renewal) Seamus McMillan, Ph.D. $13,500 Robert S. Saint, Ph.D. $ 3,500 Michael E. Hogan, Ph.D. $15,000 (renewal) Jon M. Kaguni, Ph.D. $13,500 Brian L. Sauer, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) "Studies of Rabbit Immunoglobulin Alotype Genes" "Biochemistry of Intermediate Filaments in Muscle" ~Study of the Molecular Defect(s) in Beta-Thalassemia" ~Control of Differentiation in a Breast Cell Line" "Expression of the B-cell Repertoire in Normal and Autoimmune Disease States" "Isolation and Characterization of DR Antigens from Body Fluids of Human Leukemics" "Reconstruction of Specific Transcription in Yeast" "Statistical Mechanics of Lipid Bilayer Membranes" "Studies on Novel Nuelease Activity from E. colt" =The Isolation and Characterization of Genes Controlling" Development" "Muldnuclear NMR Study of Distamycin & Irehdiamine Binding" "The Enzyatatic Mechanism of Initiation of/E coli DNA Replication" "In vitro DNA Replication of Drosophila" 3 T154510080

Grantee Institution and Sponsor Fellow Supported and Amount Project Title California (cont'd) Stanford University Stanford, CA Harden M. McConnell, PhD. Stanford University Stanford, CA Harden M. McConnell, Ph.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Robert T. Schimke, M.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Hugh O. McDevitt, M.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Hugh O. McDevitt, M.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA Robert T. Schimke, M.D. Stanford University Stanford, CA George R. Stark, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Michael R. Botchan, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Michael R. Botchan, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Harrison Echols, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Hiroshi Nikaido, M.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Randy W. Schekman, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Randy W. Schekman, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Jeremy Thorner, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, CA Robert Tjian, Ph.D. Adrienne A. Brian, PhD. Howard R. Petty, Ph.D. $13,500 Peter C. Brown, Ph.D. $15,000 (renewal) Dominique Charron, M.D. $14,500 (renewal) Thomas P. SL John, Ph.D. $13,500 Stephen Beverley, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) James A. Wells, Ph.D. $17,000 Susan E. Conrad, Ph.D. $ i 8,000 (renewal) Michael P. Kriegler, Ph.D. $13,500 Robert M. Crowl, Ph.D. $ ! 8,000 (renewal) Yutaka Takeuchi, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Tina J. Etcheverry, Ph.D. $17,000 Tom H. Stevens, Ph.D. $17,000 Anthony J. Brake, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) William S. Dynan, Ph.D. $]7,0O0 "Reconstruction of Target Vesicles for Specific T-lymphocyte Mediated Lysis" "Molecular Membrane Dynamics of Phagocytes" =Cellular & Molecular Mechanisms of Methotrexate Resistance in Cultured Cells" =Characterization of Human HLA-D Gone Products and Their Relation to Disease Susceptibility" "Molecular Cloning of the 1 Region of the Mouse MHC" "Studies of Development of Methotrexate Resistance in Drosophila" "Hormone Induced Changes in Imracellular Levels of 2', 5'-- polyadenylic Acid" "Studies of a Novel Class of Mutants of SV40 Defective in Replication Functions" "Evaluation of the Process of Viral Integration During Transforming Infection by SV40" "Regulation of recA Gone Expression" "Protein-Lipid Interaction in Biological Membranes" "Characterization of Molecular Components Involved in Membrane Fusion" "Biochemical Characterization of the Early Steps in the Yeast Secretory Pathway" "Structure of the Yeast Matingtype Locus" ~'Regulation of in vitro Transcription of SV40 by T-Antigen" 4 T!54510081

Grantee Institution and Sponsor Fellow Supported and Amount Project Title Cat|fomla (cont'd) University of California Lo_~ Angel~s, CA Michael Orunstein. Ph.D. University of Califorma Los Angeles, CA Michael Grunstein, Ph.D. University of Califorrda Berkeley, CA John Abelson, Ph.D. University of California La Jolla, CA John Abclson, Ph.D. Univcrsity of California La Jolla, CA Bruce S. Baker, Ph.D. University of California La Jolla, CA Donald R. Helinski, Ph.D. University of California La Jolla, CA Dan Lindsley, Ph.D. Univcrsity of California La Jolla, CA Mauricio Montal, M.D., Ph.D. University of California La Jolla, CA S.J. Singer, Ph.D. U niversity of California San Francisco, CA Bruce M. Albcrts, Ph.D. U nivcrsity of California San Francisco, CA Brian J. McCarthy, Ph.D. University of California San Francisco, CA Kelth R. Yamamoto, Ph.D. University of California Santa Barbara, CA John A. Carbon, Ph.D. University of California Santa Cruz, CA Jerry F. Fcldman, Ph.D. Colorado U~ve~ity of Colorado Boulder, CO David I. Hirsh, Ph.D. David Kolcdrubetz, Ph.D Alan R, Loche, Ph.D. $14,50O (renewal) Elena M. Ciejck, Ph.D. $17,000 David P~, Engelke, Ph.D. $13,50O Mariana Wolfncr, Ph.D. ,1300 Aslihan Tolun, Ph.D. $15,000 Kenneth Livak, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Hamutal Borochov, Ph.D. $18,000 (renewal) Ruth Huey, Ph.D. $17,000 Richard Sheridan, Ph.D. $14,785 (renewal) Thomas D. Ingolia, Ph.D. $12,500 (renewal) Farhang Payvar, Ph.D. $15.000 (renewal) Molly Fitzgerald, Ph.D. $13,500 Jay Dunlap, Ph.D. $17,000 Jeffrey Haemer, Ph.D. $15,000 (renewal) Bioto~i=.l Basis for Hetero- the Yeast Histone Gen:s" "Histonc Genc Expression in the Developing Sea Urchin Embryo~ "Transcriptional and Post.transcriptional Control of tRNA Synthesis in Yeast " =Prc~essing of Intern, thing Sequences in Eukaryotic RNA" "Sex Determination in Drosophila raelanogaster" =Comparison of Nucleotide Sequences at Relaxation Sites of Circular DNA Plasmid Elements" "Precocious Inactivation of the X Chromosome During Spcrmatogenesis in Drosophila melanogaster" "Receptor Aggregation as a Primary Event in Signal Transduetion Receptor Membrances" "Exclusion of Amphipaths by Cell Membranes: Studies of Synthetic Vesicles Containing Band 3 Protein" "Studies on the Mechanism of T4 Bacteriophage DNA Replication" =Control of Gone Expression in Drosophila melanogaster" "Glucocorticoid Regulation of Viral Oene Expression" "Mechanisms which Enhance Expression of Eukaryotie Genes in E, coil" "Genetic Dissection of the Temporal Aspects of Cellular Control" "Polyploidy in Caenorhabdit~ el~gans'" T154510082

Grantee Institution and Sponsor Fellow Supported and Amount Project Title Color~o (cont'd) University of Colorado Boulder, CO Robert O. Poyton, Ph.D. University of Colorado Boulder, CO LarD, Soil, Ph.D. E. Roo~velt Inst. for Cancer Res. Denver, Co Theodore T. Puck, Ph.D. University of Colorado Denver, CO Elizabeth A. Eipper, Ph.D. Connecticut University of Connecticut Farmington, CT Robert O. Poyton, Ph.D. Yale University New Haven, CT I. George Miller, Jr., M.D. Yale University New Haven, CT Alan C. Sartorelli, Ph.D. Yale University New Haven, CT Thomas A. Steitz, Ph.D. Yale University New Haven, CT David C. Ward, Ph.D. District of Columbia Carnegie Institution of WA Washington, D.C. Nina Fedoroff, Ph.D. Illinois University of Chicago Chicago, IL Nicholas R. Cozzarelli, Ph.D. University of Chicago Chicago, IL Thomas D. Petes, Ph.D. University of Chicago Chicago, IL Patrieia (3. Spear, Ph.D. Michael G Cumsky, Ph.D. $17,000 Stephen Eisenberg, Ph.D. $17,~0 Alan L. Epstein, M.D. $15,000 (renewal) Christopher Glembotski, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Joan E, McEwen, Ph.D. $17,000 Nathaniel A. Brown, M.D. $17,000 Edward L. Schwartz, Ph.D. $13,500 Menahem Shoham, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) John W. Bodnar, Ph.D. $17,000 Mavis Shure, Ph.D. $13,500 Michael Fennewald, Ph.D. $13,125 (renewal) Timothy J. Zamb, Ph.D. $9,513 (renewal) Michael F. Para, M.D. $18,0CO (reneg~l) "Post-translational Transport of Proteins Across Biological Membranes" "Initiation of DNA Replication in E. coil" "Genetic Analysis of the 14q+ Translf~cation in Human Lymphomas" "ACTH [endorphin Synthesis in Pituitary Tumor Cells" "Assembly of Cytochrome c Oxidase" "Epstein-Barr Virus Transformation of E-lymphocyte Subpopulations Selected for Class of Surface Immunoglobulin" "Chemically-induced Terminal Differen- tiation of Human Myeloid Leukemia Cells in vitro" "Structural Study of Gene Regulation: The LA C Repressor" "Characterization of Proteins Linked to HeLa Cell DNA" "The Molecular Biology of Maize Controlling Element Systems" "DNA Insertion Elements: Development of an in vitro System for ISI Mediated Recombination" "Genetic Stability of Reiterated Ribosomal DNA" "Properties of the Fc Binding Receptor Induced by Herpes Simplex Virus" 6 TI54510083

Grantee Instltutlon and Sponsor Fellow Supported and Amount Project Title Illinois (conrd) University of I1_ Medical Center Chicago, IL Paul W. Morris, Ph.D. Indiana Indiana University Bloomington. IN Anthony P. Mahowald, Ph.D. Maryland Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD Daniel Nathans, M.D. National Cancer Institute Bethesda, MD Pierre Henkart, Ph.D. National Cancer Institute Bethesda, MD Kenneth Yamada, M.D., Ph.D. National Inst. of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Bethesda, MD Lois Ann Salzman, Ph.D. National Inst. of Arthritis Metabolism & Digestive Diseases Bethesda, MD Martin Gellert, Ph.D. Massachusetts Brandeis University Waltham, MA Robert H. Abeles, Ph.D. Brandeis University W.alt ham, MA Lawrence J. Wangh, Ph.D. Harvard Medical School Boston, MA Thomas L. Benjamin, Ph.D. Harvard Medical School Boston, MA Melvin L. DePamphilis, Ph.D. Harvard Medical School Boston, MA Melvin L. DePamphilis, Ph.D. Harvard Medical School Boston, MA Dan G. Fraenkel, Ph.D. Ralph I~,f. Sinibaldi. Ph.D $14,2.~ (renewal) Robert E. Boswell, Ph.D. $17,000 Richard A. Dixon, Ph.D. $17,0~0 Barbara A. Baird, Ph.D. $15,000 (renewal) Steven K. Akiyama, Ph.D. $17,000 Dale D. Brown, Ph.D. $17,000 Larry Mark Fisher, Ph.D. $13,410 Teru,., C. Mincey, Ph.D. $18,000 (renewal) Lene J. Holland, Ph.D, $15,000 (renewal) Rashid A. Shaikh, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Ronald T. Hay, Ph.D. $13,500 Cynthia Pritchard, Ph.D. $ i 3,500 Linda F. Bisson, Ph.D. Si7.0CO "Function of RNA Polymerase During Transcription of a Specific Gene Set "Molecular Anal)~is t~f Germ Cell Determination in Drosophila" "Molecular Basis of Viral Carcinogenesis" "Interaction of Allogeneie Membrane Vesicles with Sensitized T-lymphoeytes" "The Cell Surface Binding of Fibroneetin" "Studies on in vivo and in vitro Synthesis of Parvovirus Proteins" "DNA Gyrasc and the Supercoiling of DNA" "Selective Inhibition of Dehydrogenases" "Steroid-responsive Genes in Cultured Liver Cells" "In vitro Translation of Early mRNA from Cells Infected with Polyoma Vires and its Mutants" "RNA Primers in Simian Virus 40 DNA Replication" "Segregation of Nueleosomes During Chromatin Replication" "Regulation of Gly¢olysis in Saccharomyces cerevisiae" 7 Ti54510084

Grantee Institution and Sponsor Massachusetts (cont'd) H~'ard Medical B~ton, MA Timothy A. Springer, Ph.D. Harvard University Cambridge, MA Sarah C. Elgin, Ph.D. Ha~,ard U nive~ity Cambridge, MA Hel*n Greet, Ph.D. Ha~'ard Unive~ity Cambridge, MA Guido Guidotti, M.D. Harvard University CambrMge, MA Fotis C. Kafatos, Ph.D. Harvard University Cambridge, MA Nancy E. Kleckner, Ph,D. Harvard University Cambridge, MA Jack L. Strominger, M.D. Hazard University Cambridge, MA James C. Wang, Ph.D. Harvard University Cambridge, MA James C. Wang, Ph.D. Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, MA Thomas F. Linsenmayer, Ph.D. MA Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA David Botstein, Ph.D. MA Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Malcolm L. Gefter, Ph.D. MA Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Howard Green, M.D. MA institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Howard Green, M.D. MA Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Nancy Hopkins, Ph.D. 8 Fellow Supported and Amount Project Title Cathl~n Sullixan, Ph.D. Gary C. Howard, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Miriam L Greenberg, Ph.D. $17,00) Gonul Velicelebi, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Gerald A. Beltz, Ph,D. $13,500 Ruben W. Simons, Ph.D. $ ! 3,500 Peter J. Knudsen, Ph.D. $13,500 Leonard Klevan, Ph.D. $14,500 (renewal) Phillip A. Martens, Ph.D. $15,000 (renewal) Charles D. Little, Ph.D. $14,800 Norma F. Neff, Ph.D. $18,000 (renewal) Thomas P. Malan, Jr., Ph.D. $17,000 lan L. Armstrong, Ph.D. $13,500 Marcia Simon, Ph.D. 517,000 John M. Wozney, Ph.D. $17,0CO , "Studies on the Differentiation and ~.~- Functions of Macrophages" "Nonhistone Chromosomal Proteins and Gene Expression" =Transposition of the his4c Gene in Yeast" =Structure and Function of Insulin Receptors" =Developmental Study of the Synthesis and Processing of Silkmoth Nuclear RNAs During Choriogenesis" ~Genetics of Translocatable Drug Resistance Elements" ~Characterization of the Phosphorylation Site of HLA-DR Antigens" =Investigation of a Covalent Enzyme- DNA Complex" "Studies on the Unwinding of DNA by RNA Polymerase" ~The Role of the Extracellular Matrix in Teratogenesis and Embryo- genesis" =Genetics of Intervening Sequences in Yeast" "Accurate Initiation of Adenovirus Transcription in vitro" "The Envelope Precursor of Human Keratinoeytes" "Anals-sis of Purified Adipogenic Factor Interactions with 3T3 Cells" "Genetic and Bieehemical Analysis of MCF Murine Leukemia Viruses" T1545t0085