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28 Oct 2021: T. Clutton-Brock), pp. 275-321. New York: Academic Press. Olupot, W. (1998). ... T. Clutton-Brock), pp. 183-222. New York: Academic Press. Waser, P. M.

28 Oct 2021: The font should be Times New Roman (12pt), single spaced. It is not necessary to subdivide the text into 'Purpose', 'Methods' etc.

28 Oct 2021: but we are always ready to venture into new topics.

28 Oct 2021: T h e protein component has the 'heptahelical' struc- ture characteristic of all G protein- coupled receptor molecules (see my pre- vious News and Views article1'). ... A s would be predicted from the primate work and from the new absorbance curves of

28 Oct 2021: NEWS AND VIEWS G PROTEIN-COUPLED RECEPTORS. Hue and the heptahelicals John Mollon. ... J. Lefkowitz provided a helpful discussion of them and summarized the known ligands in News and Views last month2.

28 Oct 2021: There is one sub-region of the gene that seems to. NEWS ANDVIEWS 13. ... RetinalRes. 3,227 (1984). 5. Boynton, R.M. Human Color Vision (Holt-Rinehart-. Winston, New York, 1979).

28 Oct 2021: After leaving Harvard, he had continued his education in the New York Public Library and had become one of the great American scientific entrepreneurs, to be counted alongside Edison and Bell.

28 Oct 2021: By Stuart Sutherland. Macmillan, London/ Crossroad-Continuum, 370 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York 10017: 1989.

28 Oct 2021: New Scientist 21 February 1974 478. After-effects and the brain Psychologists stick microelectrodes into animals' brains to discover the secrets of the nerve tissue's activity. ... New Scientist 21 February 1974. Figure 1 To obtain an after-effect of

28 Oct 2021: More relevant to the new results is the. The 'anomaloscope' used by Lord Rayleigh in 1881 to study individual differences in colour matches. ... T h e new results of Jacobs and Neitz should cause us t o look afresh at Waaler's long-neglected claims.