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28 MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY Edwin Linton Memorial Endowment of the Washington and Jefferson College: JOHN BUSHNELL B. G. Conklin Fund: Turtox Scholarship Fund: I. INSTRUCTORS C. B. METZ C. R. AUSTIN A. MONROY L. NELSON II. LECTURES C. A. SHIVERS D. GROSCH R. SAGER E. ADELBERG W. 0. NELSON M. NASATIR M. OLSEN T. MANN I. W. ROWLANDS I. INSTRUCTORS S. W. KUFFLER D. D. POTTER E. J. FURSHPAN R. L. DAVIDSON,Embryology Course D. E. KOHNE, Embryology Course DOROTHY PATTON, Embryology Course PATRICIA L. WALNE, Botany Course 5. TRAINING PROGRAMS FERTILIZATION AND GAMETE PHYSIOLOGY TRAINING PROGRAM (No lectures givenâ€”only seminars) I. INSTRUCTORS C. LADDPROSSER G. KALEY A. JANOFF LEWIS KLEINHOLZ B. ZWEIFACH II. ASSISTANTS JOHN MUNDAY LINDA HABAS ASIT DAS Florida State University, in charge of program Cambridge University University of Palermo Emory University Immunological studies on fertilization in frogs Reproductive processes in insects Studies on sexuality in Chiamydomonas Bacterial conjugation Inhibition of spermatogenesis Peculiar propagatory processes in plants Parthenogenetic development in chicken and turkey eggs Relation between the androgenic and spermatogenic activity of the male gonad Intraperitoneal insemination NEUROPHYSIOLOGY TRAINING PROGRAM Harvard Medical School, in charge of program Harvard Medical School Harvard Medical School COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY TRAINING PROGRAM University of Illinois, in charge of program New York University New York University Reed College New York University University of Illinois University of Illinois University of Illinois
III. LECTURES *C L. PROSSER *LEwIS KLEINHOLZ GABOR KALEY AARON JANOFF *FRANK A. BROWN, JR. *EUGENE COPELAND *TALBOT WATERMAN *W H. SAWYER GROVER STEPHENS *CLARK READ CHESTER HYMAN *BENJAMIN ZWEIFACH G. DEVILLAFRANCA *JOHN KANWISHER T. H. BULLOCK REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR Physiological adaptation Comparative physiology of muscle Invertebrate endocrinology Renin-angiotensin systems in control of peripheral circulation Biochemistry of leucocytes Biological rhythms Reception of magnetic fields Chloride- and other secreting cells Arthropod vision Comparative biochemistry of pituitary polypeptides Utilization of dissolved organic material by invertebrates Metabolism of endoparasites Comparison of open and closed circulations Contractile endothelial cells and control of microcirculation Properties of contractile proteins from invertebrate muscles Temperature tolerance of insects Properties of cardiac ganglia of crustaceans * Seminars only. The others were lecture-discussions or these plus seminars. 6. TABULAR VIEW OF ATTENDANCE, 1959-1963 1959 INVESTIGATORSâ€”TOTAL 427 Independent 215 Under instruction 45 Library Readers 51 Research Assistants 116 STUDENTSâ€”TOTAL 134 Invertebrate Zoology 55 Embryology 23 Physiology 27 Botany 20 Ecology 15 TOTAL ATTENDANCE 561 Less persons represented as both investigators and students INSTITUTIoNs REPRESENTEDâ€”TOTAL 143 By investigators 98 By students 73 SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES REPRESENTED By investigators 2 By students 12 FOREIGN INSTITUTIONS REPRESENTED 38 By investigators 29 By students 9 Abbott Laboratories Alabama, University of Albert Einstein Medical School American Museum of Natural History American University AntiochCollege 7. INSTITUTIONS REPRESENTED, 1963 29 1960 1961 1962 1963 458 458 494 490 231 224 235 227 42 32 44 34 50 49 56 51 135 151 159 178 122 130 121 124 49 40 38 40 20 21 20 20 28 28 28 28 18 19 20 20 13 22 15 16 580 586 615 614 4 2 1 4 5 557 578 585 611 609 144 132 118 120 83 107 81 83 61 70 57 70 5 3 3 4 2 2 14 28 31 21 11 21 17 15 3 7 14 6 Middle Tennessee State College Minnesota, University of Montana State University Mount Holyoke College New York State University, College of Medi cine at Brooklyn
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