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REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR It
PHYSIOLOGY
I. CONSULTANTS
MERKELH. JACOBS,Professor of Physiology, University of Pennsylvania.
ARTHUR K. PARPART, Professor of Biology, Princeton University.
ALBERT SZENT-GYöRGYI, Director,
Laboratory.
Institute for Muscle Research, Marine Biological
W. D. MCELROY,Director, McCollum-Pratt Institute, The Johns Hopkins University.
II. INSTRUCTORS
J. WOODLAND HASTINGS, AssociateProfessorof Biochemistry,Universityof Illinois,in
charge of course.
E. A. ADELBERG, Professor of Microbiology, Yale University.
PHILIP E. HARTMAN, Associate Professor of Biology, The Johns Hopkins University.
HARLYN HALVORSON, Professor of Bacteriology, University of Wisconsin.
SHINYA IN0UE, Professor of Cytology, Dartmouth College.
K. E. VAN HOLDE, Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry, University of Illinois.
FRED KARUSH, Professor of Microbiology, University of Pennsylvania School of
Medicine.
ALEXANDER KEYNAN, Israel Institute for Biological Research.
JOHN SPUDICH, University of Illinois.
CAROLYN VEEDER, Swarthmore College.
III. LABORATORYASSISTANTS
IV. LECTURES
H. K. SCHACHMAN The architecture of proteins.
ROBERT LOFTFIELD Comments on the current hypothesis of protein synthesis.
EMANUEL MARGOLIASH Structure and evolution of cytochrome c.
ROD CLAYTON Physical aspects of photosynthesis.
GEORGE WALD The problem of visual excitation.
ROD CLAYTON Primary photochemical reactions in photosynthesis.
WILLIAM HAGINS Physical mechanisms in photoreception.
DAN MAZIA Title to be announced.
S0L SPIEGELMAN A comparison of information transfer in DNA and RNA
genomes.
Joint Sessions of the Embryology and Physiology classes
MARTIN POLLOCK Stability of extrachromosomal characters and their possible
role in differentiation.
MAURICE SU5SMAN Cellular differentiation in the slime molds.
A. MONROY Analysis of development in echinoderms.
JOHN LAW Biological transalkylation reactions.
HERMAN KALCKAR Ectobiology in microorganisms and in mammalian cells.
HowAim HOLTZER Problems of cellular differentiation in cartilage and muscle.
WILLIAM ARNOLD A possible role of conduction electrons in biology.
ALBERT SZENT-GYöRGYI A survey of biochemistry.
G. T. REYNOLDS The use of the image intensifier in microscopic observations.
IRVIN ISENBERG Factors in charge-transfer complexing.