[The treatment of vertebral syndromes with nova-lyseen (author's transl)].
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The satellite DNAs of Drosophila virilis have been examined in diploid and polyploid tissues by isopycnic ultracentrifugation and thermal denaturation experiments. Previous work has established that the satellite DNAs are underreplicated in the polytene chromosomes of the salivary glands of D. virilis. The results of the present experiments demonstrate that this underreplication also takes place in the ovaries which contain nurse cells and follicle cells. These tissues are polyploid but do not show polytene chromosomes.
By genetical, cytological, and filter saturation hybridization methods it is shown that the Y chromosome of Drosophila hydei contains two separate nucleolus organizers, one on the short arm, the second near the tip of the long arm.
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1. The energy-independent exchange of alkali metal cations against protons was investigated in intact and disintegrated mitochondria. The exchange is not specific for different alkali metal ions.2. In intact mitochondria the apparent K(m) for the energy-independent exchange range from 5 to 25 mM (Cs(+), Rb(+), K(+) 5-10 mM; Na(+) 15 mM; Li(+) 20 mM). At all ions studied the maximum release of protons was 15-20 nval/mg protein.3. In disintegrated mitochondria there are no differences between the alkali metal ions (apparent K(m) 30 mM; maximum H(+)-release 50 nval/mg protein).4. Directly accessible binding sites seem to exist in the outer membrane. Binding sites in the inner membrane are accessible only after disintegration, but not after addition of valinomycin + rotenone.
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