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Editorial Board L EDITORIAL BOARD L. LEON CAMPBELL, Editor-in-Chief University ofIllinois, Urbana L. S. BARON, Editor (1969) L. JOE BERRY, Editor (1968) Ifalter Reed Army Institute ofResearch, Washington, D.C. Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. R. D. DeMOSS, Editor (1970) University ofIllinois, Urbana R. L. Anderson (1969) Herman Friedman (1969) Robert C. Parlett (1969) Robert Austian (1969) Lorraine Friedman (1968) Harry D. Peck (1970) W. Lane Barksdale (1969) Ruth E. Gordon (1969) Michael J. Pelczar, Jr. (1969) S. S. Barkulis (1969) Joseph S. Gots (1969) H. J. Phaff (1969) Alan W. Berheimer (1969) Leonard Hayflick (1969) Roy Repaske (1969) Robert W. Bernlohr (1970) James G. Hirsch (1969) H. V. Rickenberg (1970) S. Gaylen Bradley (1969) John G. Holt (1969) C. F. Robinow (1969) Arnold F. Brodie (1970) Paul Howard-Flanders (1969) W. R. Romig (1969) Allan Campbell (1969) Jerard Hurwitz (1969) NM R. J. Salton (1969) George B. Chapman (1969) Arthur G. Johnson (1969) Russell W. Schaedler (1969) V. P. Cirillo (1970) Elliot Juni (1967) W. R. Sistrom (1969) A. J. Clark (1969) R. E. Kallio (1969) Louis DS. Smith (1968) V. W. Cochrane (1969) Carl Lamanna (1970) Paul F. Smith (1970) S. F. Conti (1969) Maurice Landy (1970) Roger Y. Stanier (1970) C. D. Cox (1969) H. S. Levinson (1969) M. P. Starr (1970) William J. Cromartie (1969) H. C. Lichstein (1970) B. A. D. Stocker (1969) Roy Curtiss m (1969) W. R. Lockhart (1969) Bernard S. Strauss (1969) A. L. Demain (1969) Donald G. Lundgren (1968) Curtis B. Thorne (1969) Eliznbe McCoy (1969) John A. DeMoss (1969) H. E. Umbarger (1970) George B. Mackaness (1969) Michael Doudoroff (1969) Lewis W. Wannamaker (1969) Stanley Marcus (1970) Martin Dworkin (1970) Arthur Weissbach (1969) Ellis Englesberg (1969) Julius Marmur (1968) A. G. Marr (1969) R. W. Wheat (1969) Frank B. Engley, Jr. (1969) M. L. Morse (1969) Helen R. Whiteley (1969) Stanley Falkow (1969) Frederick C. Neidhardt (1969) J. B. Wilson (1969) William W. Ferguson (1969) Evelyn L. Ogiuky (1969) Willis A. Wood (1969) Leonard Frank (1970) Kenaeth Paigen (1969) Barbara E. Wright (1968) Martin Freundlich (1970) James T. Park (1969) Frank E. Young (1970) ROBERT A. DAY, Managing Editor, 4715 Cordell Ave., Bethesda, Md. EX OFFICIO S. E. LURIA, President (1967-1968) DENNIS W. WATSON, Vice-President (1967-1968) Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis DONALD E. SHAY, Secretary H. B. WOODRUFF, Treasurer University ofMaryland, Baltimore Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway, N.J. Published monthly by the American Society for Microbiology. Manufactured and distributed by Waverly Press, Inc., and The Williams & Wilkins Co., at 428 E. Preston St., Baltimore, Md. 21202, U.S.A. Subscription price $30.00 per year, single issue $4.00 Second class postage paid at Baltimore, Md. Made in the United States of America AUTHOR INDEX Baker, Bruce, 388 Ide, Misao, 317 0ro, J., 333, 344, 349 Barker, L. F., 403 Bennett, E. 0., 344 Jackson, M., 323 Paigen, Kenneth, 493 Bonventre, Peter F., 306 Johnson, Charles E., 306 Patt, J. K., 403 Bowers, W. D., Jr. 482 Johnson, Emmett J., 409 Brenner, Don J., 486 Razin, Shmuel, 359 Klainer, Albert S., 378, 383 Remsen, Charles C., 422 Chai Ning-Chun, 415 Klein, Harold P., 475 Rogoff, M. H., 485 Clowes R. C. 365 Rottem, Shlomo, 359 Cohen-Bazire,Germaine, 458 Lark, Karl G., 415 Curtiss, Roy, mIf, 490 Levinson, Hillel S., 434, 441 Schlesinger, Sondra, 327 Lindorfer, Robert K., 300 Smith, K. ., 300 Deibel, R. H., 291 297 London, Jack, 458 Stallions, D. R., 490 Demain A. L., 323 Domer, Judith E., 466 McClary, D. 0., 482 Thayer, Donald W. 488 MacFarren, Adelaide C., 365 Tornabene, T. G. 333, 344, 349 Freer, John H., 441 McGinnis, James, 493 Trenner, N. R., 323 Freifelder, David, 396 Maheswaran, S. K., 300 Mallette, M. 283 Gelpi, E., 333 Markovitz, Alvin,F.1 388 Valois Frederica W., 422 Goodman N. 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