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AU Stormo-G-D.  Bryce-C-F-A.
TI Editorial
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1).  P 1.

CC ORIGINAL ARTICLES

AU Torelli-A.  Robotti-C-A.
TI ADVANCE and ADAM: two algorithms for the analysis of
   global similarity between homologous informational
   sequences.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1).  P 3.

AU Arakawa-E.  Yoshikura-H.  Yamamoto-K.
TI Some features on RNA folding structures of cytochrome
   c oxidase subunit II and cytochrome P450.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 7.

AU Ina-Y.
TI ODEN: a program package for molecular evolutionary
   analysis and database search of DNA and amino acid
   sequences.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 11.

AU Fedoseyeva-V-B.  Otenko-S-A.  Alexandrov-A-A.
TI Nucleotide sequence statistical analysis of
   pauses in RNA elongation by Escherichia
   coli RNA polymerase.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 13.

AU Thompson-J-D.  Higgins-D-G.  Gibson-T-J.
TI Improved sensitivity of profile searches through
   the use of sequence weights and gap excision.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 19.

AU Doelz-R.
TI Hierarchical Access System for Sequence Libraries in
   Europe (HASSLE): a tool to access sequence databases 
   remotely.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 31.

AU Rosenthaler-L.  Doelz-R.  Tosoni-L. 
TI Simplified user poll and experience report
   language (SUPER): implementation and
   application.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 35.

AU Olsen-G-J.  Matsuda-H.  Hagstrom-R.  Overbeek-R.
TI fastDNAml: a tool for construction of phylogenetic
   trees of DNA sequences using maximum likelihood.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 41.

AU Gast-F-U.
TI A Macintosh program for the versatile generation
   of random nucleic acid sequences and their 
   structural analysis.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 49.

AU Rost-B.  Sander-C.  Schneider-R.
TI PHD-an automatic mail server for protein 
   secondary structure prediction.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 53.

AU Jursa-J.
TI DNA Modeller: an interactive program for modelling stacks
   of DNA base pairs on a microcomputer.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 61.

CC COMMUNICATIONS

AU Hancock-J-M.  Armstrong-J-S.
TI SIMPLE34: an improved and enhanced implementation
   for VAX and Sun computers of the SIMPLE algorithm for
   analysis of clustered repetitive motifs in nucleotide
   sequences.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 67.

AU Maradona-M-P.
TI Integrated software for probabilistic identification
   of microorganisms.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 71.

AU Schneider-G.  Todt-T.  Wrede-P.
TI De novo design of peptides and proteins: machine-
   generated sequences by the PROSA program.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 75.

AU Fuchs-R.
TI Fast protein block searches.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 79.

AU Fielding-A-H.
TI Update: Literature Review/Product News.
SO Comput-Appl-Biosci.  1994 January. 10(1). P 81.

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AU
TI News.
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 1.

AU
TI Literature Update.
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 2.

AU Fry-J-C.
TI Software Reviews: Presenting Science in Three 
   Dimensions: a Review of Origin 3-D for Windows 
   Version 2.88
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 3-5.

AU Mullee-M-A.
TI Axum Version 2.0 Technical Graphics and Data 
   Analysis 
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 6.

AU Collins-M-A. 
TI Windows Databases review Part II Q Paradox for 
   Windows Version 1.0 Superbase Version 2.0 and 
   WindowBase Version 1.5
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 7-12.

AU Packer-H-L.  Armitage-J-P.
TI Meetings Reports: Bacterial Behaviour Studied 
   by Real-time Tracking 
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 13-16.

AU Walker-A-J.  Stewart-G-S-A-B.  Shepperd-F.  
   Bloomfield-S-F.  Holah-J-T.  Denyer-S-P.
TI Bioluminescence Imaging as a Tool for 
   Studying Biocide Challenge upon Planktonic and 
   Surface attached Bacteria  
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 16.

AU Rouch-D-A.  Brown-N-L.  Bleasby-A-J. 
TI A Comparison of Seven Protein Database 
   Search Programs
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 17-18.

AU Theriault-K.
TI Introduction to Freeze Drying
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 19-20.
 
AU Soddell-J-A.  Seviour-R-J.
TI A Comparison of Methods for Determining the 
   Fractal Dimensions of Colonies of Filamentous 
   Bacteria  
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 21-31.
AB Several techniques for measuring fractal 
   geometry were applied to growing colonies of 
   three nocardioform actinomycetes with different 
   colony morphologies or space filling properties 
   to assess their suitability for quantitative 
   characterization of colony morphology. Fractal 
   dimension (D) increased with size and complexity 
   of colonies of the filamentous Nocardia 
   asteroides and Nocardia otitidiscaviarum, but 
   decreased slightly with the non-filamentous 
   Rhodococcus erythropolis. Box count methods 
   were superior to calipers methods for analysing 
   colonies, but it was necessary to use software 
   which allowed multiple determinations at 
   different starting points on the colony outline to 
   increase measurement accuracy. Problems were 
   encountered in obtaining straight lines in some 
   Richardson plots with data from the calipers 
   method used for calculating D, but we were 
   unable to interpret our data according to a semi 
   fractal model suggested by others. Although the 
   fractal dimension obtained from the area-
   perimeter relation showed potential as a 
   descriptor of colony shape, data from a larger 
   number of colonies are required to confirm this. 
   In our study, the mass-radius method was only 
   useful for the largest colony of N. asteroides. 
   Possible applications of fractal analysis in 
   microbial colony characterisation are discussed. 

AU Jenkins-J-O.  Cartledge-T-G.
TI The Isolation and Growth of Microorganisms: 
   Courseware Developed using Authorware 
   Professional
SO Binary-Comput-Micro.  1994 Feb.  6(1).  P 32-36.
AB Courseware is described which provides a 
   bridge between the lecture room and laboratory 
   in the field of applied microbiology. The program, 
   developed using Authorware Professional, 
   simulates the practical problems and decisions 
   that need to be addressed in planning, setting up 
   and carrying out research and development 
   experiments. It contains three lessons: The 
   Isolation of Microorganisms; Monitoring Growth 
   in Batch Culture; Growth in Continuous Culture. 
   The program has a highly structured linear 
   development style and is expected to occupy the 
   user for at least six to eight hours. Notable 
   features of the program include the use of 
   animation and many different response types. 
   Pull-down menus give access to a TlibraryUand 
   indicate the users location within each lesson.  

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AU Henning-K-A.  Peterson-C.  Legerski-R.  Friedberg-E-C.
TI Cloning the Drosophila homolog of the xeroderma
   pigmentosum complementation group C gene reveals
   homology between the predicted human and Drosophila
   polypeptides and that encoded by the yeast RAD4
   gene.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 257-261.

AU van Luenen-H-G-A-M.  Plasterk-R-H-A.
TI Target site choice of the related transposable
   elements Tc1 and Tc3 of Caenorhabditis elegans.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 262-269.

AU Tyler-J-K.  Allen-K-E.  Everett-R-D.
TI Mutation of a single lysine residue severely impairs
   the DNA recognition and regulatory functions of the
   VZV gene 62 transactivator protein.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 270-278.

AU Gregory-S-T.  Lieberman-K-R.  Dahlberg-A-E.
TI Mutations in the peptidyl transferase region of
   E.coli 23S rRNA affecting translational accuracy.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 279-284.

AU Falciola-L.  Murchie-A-I-H.  Lilley-D-M-J.  Bianchi-M-E.
TI Mutational analysis of the DNA binding domain A of
   chromosomal protein HMG1.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 285-292.

AU Bertrand-E.  Pictet-R.  Grange-T.
TI Can hammerhead ribozymes be efficient tools to  
   inactivate gene function?
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 293-300.

AU Pachuk-C-J.  Yoon-K.  Moelling-K.  Coney-L-R.
TI Selective cleavage of bcr-abl chimeric RNAs by a
   ribozyme targeted to non-contiguous sequences.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 301-307.

AU Sharples-G-J.  Whitby-M-C.  Ryder-L  Lloyd-R-G.
TI A mutation in helicase motif III of E.coli
   RecG protein abolishes branch migration of
   Holliday junctions.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 308-313.

AU Rodolfo-C.  Lanza-A.  Tornaletti-S.  Fronza-G.
   Pedrini-A-M.  
TI The ultimate carcinogen of 4-nitroquinoline
   1-oxide does not react with Z-DNA and hyperreacts with
   B DD Z junctions.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 314-320.

AU Glck-A.  Endo-Y.  Wool-I-G.
TI The ribosomal RNA identity elements for ricin and
   for alpha-sarcin: mutations in the putative CG pair that 
   closes a GAGA tetraloop.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 321-324.

AU Brink-M-F.  Brink-G.  Verbeet-M-Ph.  de Boer-H-A.
TI Spectinomycin interacts specifically with the residues
   G1064 and C1192 in 16S rRNA, thereby potentially freezing
   this molecule into an inactive conformation.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 325-331.

AU Kreivi-J-P.  Akusjarvi-G.
TI Regulation of adenovirus alternative RNA splicing at the
   level of commitment complex formation.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 332-337.

AU Maouche-L.  Cartron-J-P.  Chretien-S.
TI Different domains regulate the human erythropoietin
   receptor gene transcription.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 338-346.

AU Wakita-K.  Watanabe-Y.-I.  Yokogawa-T.  Kumazawa-Y.
   Nakamura-S.  Ueda-T.  Wantanabe-K.  Nishikawa-K.
TI Higher-order structure of bovine mitochondrial tRNAphe
   lacking the `conserved' GG and T~CG sequences as
   inferred by enzymatic and chemical probing.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 347-353.

AU Oberto-J.  Sloan-S-B.  Weisberg-R-A.
TI A segment of the phage HK022 chromosome is a
   mosaic of other lambdoid chromosomes.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 354-356.

AU Rosendahl-G.  Douthwaite-S.
TI The antibiotics micrococcin and thiostrepton
   interact directly with 23S rRNA nucleotides
   1067A and the 1095A.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 357-363.

AU Khrapko-K.  Hanekamp-J-S.  Thilly-W-G.  Belenkii-A.
   Foret-F.  Karger-B-L.
TI Constant denaturant capillary electrophoresis (CDCE):
   a high resolution approach to mutational analysis.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 364-369.

AU Jeong-S.-W.  Stein-A.
TI Mircrococcal nuclease digestion of nuclei reveals
   extended nucleosome ladders having anomalous DNA lengths
   for chromatin assembled on non-replicating plasmids in 
   transfected cells.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 370-375.

AU Rambaldi-I.  Kovacs-E-N.  Featherstone-M-S.
TI A proline-rich transcriptional activation domain
   in murine HOXD-4 (HOX-4.2).
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 376-382.

AU Mak-C-H.  Strandtmann-J.  Wu-L-C.
TI The V(D)J recombination signal sequence and ~B binding 
   protein Rc binds DNA as dimers and forms multimeric
   structures with its DNA ligands.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 383-390.

AU Hsieh-S-Y.  Yang-P-Y.  Ou-J-T.  Chu-C-M.  Liaw-Y-F.
TI Polyadenylation of the mRNA of hepatitis delta virus
   is dependent on the structure of the nascent RNA and
   regulated by the small or large delta antigen.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 391-396.

AU Robert-Le-Meur-M.  Portier-C.
TI Polynucleotide phosphorylase of Escherichia coli induces
   the degradation of its RNase III processed messenger by
   preventing its translation.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 397-403.

AU Lefevre-C.  Ikeda-J-E.
TI A fast word search algorithm for the representation of
   sequence similarity in genomic DNA.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 404-411.

AU Chirala-S-S.  Zhong-Q.  Huang-W.  Al-Feel-W.
TI Analysis of FAS3/ACC regulatory region of a functional
   UASino and sequences responsible for fatty acid 
   mediated repression.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 412-418.

AU Narayan-P.  Ludwiczak-R-L.  Goodwin-E-C.  Rottman-F-M.
TI Content effects on N6-adenosine methylation sites in
   prolactin mRNA.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 419-426.

AU Sirito-M.  Lin-Q.  Maity-T.  Sawadogo-M.  
TI Ubiquitous expression of the 43- and 44-kDa forms of
   transcription factor USF in mammalian cells.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 427-433.

AU Lehman-C-W.  Trautman-J-K.  Carroll-D.
TI Illegitimate recombination in Xenopus: characterization
   of end-joined junctions.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 434-442.

AU Peck-L-J.  Bartilson-M.  DeRisi-J-L.
TI Bead-shift isolation of protein DD DNA complexes on 
   a 5S RNA gene.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 443-449.

AU Perkins-L-M.  Ramirez-F-E.  Kumar-C-C.  Thomson-F-J.
   Clark-M-A.
TI Activation of serum response element-regulated genes
   by lysophosphatidic acid.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 450-452.

AU Zhou-L.  Morocho-A-M.  Chen-B-C.  Cohen-J-S.
TI Synthesis of phosphorothioate-methylphosphonate
   oligonucleotide co-polymers.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 453-456.

AU Wang-Z-Y.  Masaharu-N.  Qiu-Q-Q.  Takimoto-Y.  Deuel-T-F.
TI An S1 nuclease-sensitive region in the first intron of
   human platelet-derived growth factor A-chain gene
   contains a negatively acting cell type-specific regulatory
   element.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 457-464.

AU Hinkle-G.  Leipe-D-D.  Nerad-T-A.  Sogin-M-L.
TI The unusually long small subunit ribosomal RNA of
   Phreatamoeba balamuthi.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 465-469.

AU Meier-I.  Gruissem-W.
TI Novel conserved sequence motifs in plant G-box binding
   proteins and implications for interactive domains.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 470-478.

AU Orson-F-M.  Kinsey-B-M.  McShan-W-M.
TI Linkage structures strongly influence the binding
   cooperativity of DNA intercalators conjugated to
   triplex forming oligonucleotides.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 479-484. 
 
AU Nault-C.  Veilleux-S.  Delbecchi-L.  Bourgaux-Ramoisy-D.
   Bourgaux-P.
TI Intramolecular recombination in polyomavirus DNA is
   controlled by promoter elements.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 485-491.

AU Zimmerman-R-M.  Cox-E-C.
TI DNA stretching on functionalized gold surfaces.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 492-497.

AU Itoh-Lindstrom-Y.  Leffak-M.
TI Alteration of in vivo DNA synthesis in the alpha globin
   locus of chick embryo fibroblasts due to in vivo activity
   of Rous sarcoma virus pp60src.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 498-505.

AU Murray-V. Martin-R-F.                                     
TI Ultraviolet light-induced cleavage of DNA in the presence of 
   iodoHoechst 33258: the sequence sepcificity of the reaction.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 506-513.

AU Nakamura-S.  Doi-J.
TI Dynamics of transfer RNAs analyzed by normal mode
   calculation.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 514-521.

AU McClain-W-H.  Schneider-J.  Gabriel-K.
TI Distinctive acceptor-end structure and other determinants
   of Escherichia coli tRNAPro identity.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 522-529.

AU Wilson-T-M.  Carney-J-P.  Kelley-M-R.
TI Cloning of multifunctional rat apurinic/apyrimidinic
   endonuclease (rAPEN)/redox factor from an immature T
   cell line.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 530-531.

AU Dimitrova-D.  Giacca-M.  Falaschi-A.
TI A modified protocol for in vivo footprinting by
   ligation-mediated polymerase chain reaction.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 532-533.

AU Matthews-S-A.  Sriprakash-K-S.
TI R17 coat protein binding site: a convenient reporter for
   in vitro transcription.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 534-535.

AU Kamata-H.  Yagisawa-H.  Takahashi-S.  Hirata-H.
TI Amphiphilic peptides enhance the effiency of liposome-
   mediated DNA transfection.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 536-537.

AU Wesley-C-S.  Myers-M-P.  Young-M-w.
TI Rapid sequential walking from termini of cosmid, P1
   and YAC inserts.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 538-539.

AU Rols-M.-P.  Delteil-C.  Serin-G.  Teissie-J.
TI Temperature effects on electrotransfection of mammalian
   cells.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 540.

AU Barettino-D.  Feigenbutz-M.  Valcarcel-R.  Stunnenberg-H-G.
TI Improved method for PCR-mediated site-directed mutagenesis.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 541-542.

AU Nakano-H.  Yamazaki-T.  Ikeda-M.  Masai-H.  Miyatake-S.-I.
   Saito-T.
TI Purification of glutathione S-transferase fusion proteins
   as a non-degraded form by using a protease-negative E.coli
   strain, AD202.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 543-544.

AU Lasonder-E.  Schellekens-G-A.  Welling-G-W.
TI A fast and sensitive method for the evaluation of binding
   of phage clones selected from a surface displayed library.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 545-546.

AU Rhoer-Moja-S.  Bazin-H.  Sauvaigo-S.  Chypre-C.
   Vindimian-M.
TI Solid support quantitation of C-MYC PCR products using
   a cleavable reporter.
SO Nucleic-Acids-Res.  1994 February 11.  22(3).  P 547-548.