1. Quantitation of DNA by cytofluorometry of the conventional Feulgen reaction

   • G. Prenna
   • S. Leiva
   • G. Mazzini

   Papers Pages: 467 - 489

2. The use of quantitative cytochemical analyses in rapid prenatal detection and somatic cell genetic studies of metabolic diseases

   • H. Galjaard
   • A. Hoogeveen
   • C. Vlek-Noot

   Papers Pages: 491 - 509

3. The ‘chess board’ distribution of glycogen in liver. Artifact of fixation or the effect of an enzyme?

   • Reinhard Roos

   Papers Pages: 511 - 521

4. The effects of age and exercise on the succinic dehydrogenase content of dystrophic hamster muscle fibres

   • K. F. Howells
   • G. Goldspink

   Papers Pages: 523 - 530

5. The histochemical demonstration of mucosubstances in the glandular layer of the spermoviduct of the slugDeroceras laevis

   • W. J. Els

   Papers Pages: 531 - 541

6. Some histochemical observations on the mucosubstances of the nasal glands of the mouse

   • A. Cuschieri
   • L. H. Bannister

   Papers Pages: 543 - 558

7. Cholinesterase-rich cells in the rat fundic mucosa. A light and electron microscopical investigation

   • G. Monga
   • S. Bonfanti
   • G. Bussolati

   Papers Pages: 559 - 565

8. The fluorescence histochemistry of rat tissues denervated with 6-hydroxydopamine and their noradrenaline and monoamine oxidase activity levels

   • Merva K. Cottle
   • Charles W. Nash

   Papers Pages: 567 - 577

9. Studies on the alkaline hydrolysis of nucleic acid in tissue sections. V. Cytophotometric evaluation of the effect of an alkaline hydrolysis on the Feulgen reaction

   • Horst Bruchhaus
   • Günther Geyer

   Papers Pages: 579 - 581

10. Book review

    • P. B. Gahan

    BookReview Pages: 583 - 583