1. Editor's introduction

   • Claudio Nicolini

   EditorialNotes Pages: iii - iv

2. Announcements

   Announcement Pages: vii - viii

3. One aspect of the physical sciences in relation to biology

   • Lunus Pauling

   Introduction Pages: 3 - 5

4. Retroviruses and evolution

   • Howard M. Temin

   Section I Oncogenes and Cancer Pages: 9 - 16

5. Oncogenes

   • David Bal Timore

   Section I Oncogenes and Cancer Pages: 17 - 31

6. Neutron scatter and diffraction techniques applied to nucleosome and chromatin structure

   • E. M. Bradbury
   • J. P. Baldwin

   Section II Lower-to-Higher DNA Structure Pages: 35 - 66

7. Nuclear structure

   • C. Nicolini

   Section II Lower-to-Higher DNA Structure Pages: 67 - 87

8. Blobs and color vision

   • David H. Hubel

   Section III Brain and Vision Pages: 91 - 102

9. Neuron learning to brain organization

   • Leon N Cooper

   Section III Brain and Vision Pages: 103 - 144

10. A physicist's view of vision

    • Donald Glaser

    Section III Brain and Vision Pages: 145 - 148

11. Scanning in medicine and other fields

    • A. M. Cormack

    Section IV Technological Developments Pages: 151 - 169

12. Genetic engineering

    • Harlyn O. Halvorson

    Section IV Technological Developments Pages: 171 - 187

13. Renewable fuels and materials

    • Melvin Calvin

    Section IV Technological Developments Pages: 189 - 210

14. NMR imaging in biomedicine

    • Paul C. Lauterbur

    Section IV Technological Developments Pages: 211 - 214

15. Life and physics

    • Ilya Prigogine

    Section V Methodological Developments Pages: 217 - 224

16. Cell differentiation and malignancy

    • Leo Sachs

    Section V Methodological Developments Pages: 225 - 242

17. New strategies in cancer chemotherapy

    • Gianni Bonadonna

    Section V Methodological Developments Pages: 243 - 256

18. Summary and prospects

    • William F. Raub

    Section V Methodological Developments Pages: 257 - 261