1. Editorial statement

   • Hugh S. Forrest
   • Robert P. Wagner

   EditorialNotes Pages: i - i

2. Heterogeneity of phosphoglucomutase

   • David M. Dawson
   • Susan Jaeger

   OriginalPaper Pages: 1 - 9

3. The biochemical genetics of rabbit erythrocyte esterases: Two new esterase loci

   • Robert Schiff
   • Clyde Stormont

   OriginalPaper Pages: 11 - 23

4. Variation of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase in the HeLa and Detroit 98 cell lines and their clonal derivatives

   • Mark W. Steele

   OriginalPaper Pages: 25 - 40

5. Red cell enzymes of primates (Anthropoidea)

   • N. A. Barnicot
   • Philip Cohen

   OriginalPaper Pages: 41 - 57

6. Rabbit immunoglobulin allotype A12: A new agglutinating specificity

   • William J. Mandy
   • Charles W. Todd

   OriginalPaper Pages: 59 - 71

7. Gene expression in an interspecific hybrid: Analysis of hemoglobins in donkey, horse, and mule by peptide mapping

   • W. Akintunde Isaacs

   OriginalPaper Pages: 73 - 85

8. Transitional hemizygosity of the maternally derived allele at the 6PGD locus during early development of the Cyprinid fish Rutilus rutilus

   • J. Klose
   • U. Wolf

   OriginalPaper Pages: 87 - 92

9. The evidence of gene duplication for S-form NADP-linked isocitrate dehydrogenase in carp and goldfish

   • Antonio Quiroz-Gutierrez
   • Susumu Ohno

   OriginalPaper Pages: 93 - 99

10. Acknowledgment

    • Douglas L. Coleman

    Acknowledgments Pages: 102 - 102

11. Welcome to symposium participants

    • Earl L. Green

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 103 - 103

12. Genetic control of enzyme activity in higher organisms

    • James B. Wyngaarden

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 105 - 125

13. Genetic control of glucuronidase in mice

    • Roger E. Ganschow
    • Barbara G. Bunker

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 127 - 133

14. Acatalasemia in the mouse and other species

    • Robert N. Feinstein

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 135 - 155

15. Murine catalase phenotypes

    • Roger E. Ganschow
    • Robert T. Schimke

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 157 - 167

16. The X-chromosome and the enzymes controlling muscle glycogen: Phosphorylase kinase

    • John B. Lyon Jr.

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 169 - 185

17. Phosphorylase kinase deficiency

    • Frans Huijing

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 187 - 194

18. Glucose 6-phosphatase deficiency: Mechanisms of genetic control and biochemistry

    • Salome Gluecksohn-Waelsch
    • Carl F. Cori

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 195 - 201

19. Rates of sterol synthesis and hydroxymethylglutaryl coenzyme a reductase levels, and the effects of cholest-4-en-3-one on these parameters, in the livers of inbred strains of mice

    • Robert M. Packie
    • A. A. Kandutsch

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 203 - 214

20. Control of liver tyrosine aminotransferase expression: Enzyme regulatory studies on inbred strains and mutant mice

    • Robert L. Blake

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 215 - 235

21. Closing remarks

    • Kenneth Paigen

    Proceedings of the symposium genetic control of mammalian metabolism held at The Jockson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine Pages: 237 - 242