Stadler Genetics Symposia, volume 01-02, 1969-1970 (MU)
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Contents of volumes 1 & 2
1st Symposium May 9-10, 1969 (Part I)
- G. P. REDEI: A PORTRAIT OF L. J. STADLER 1896-1954
- CURT STERN: FROM CROSSING-OVER TO DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS
- C. C. LINDEGREN: BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY: THESIS AND ANTITHESIS
- T . S. PAINTER: CHROMOSOMES AND GENES VIEWED FROM A PERSPECTIVE OF FIFTY YEARS RESEARCH
- E. G. ANDERSON: BACKGROUND AND DEVELOPMENT OF CLASSICAL GENETICS NO MANUSCRIPT RECEIVED
- A. H. DOERMANN: BACTERIOPHAGE T4, THE PRESENT CONCEPT OF THE GENE
- A. H. STURTEVANT: ON THE CHOICE OF MATERIAL FOR GENETICAL STUDIES
2nd Symposium May 8-9, 1970 (Part II)
- RUTH SAGER AND ZENTA RAMANIS: FORMAL GENETIC ANALYSIS OF ORGANELLE GENETIC SYSTEMS
- LYNN MARGULIS: CYTOPLASMIC GENES - OUR PRECAMBRIAN LEGACY
- S. FOGEL, D. D. HURST AND R. K. MORTIMER : GENE CONVERSION IN UNSELECTED TETRADS FROM MULTIPOINT CROSSES
- G. W. BEADLE: GENES, INTELLIGENCE AND EDUCATION
- W. J. PEACOCK: CYTOGENETIC ASPECTS OF THE MECHANISM OF RECOMBINATION IN HIGHER ORGANISMS
- C. M. RICK: SOME CYTOGENETIC FEATURES OF THE GENOME IN DIPLOID PLANT SPECIES