Conversation 6: Proceedings

Structure and Methods
Volumes One,Two and Three, Hardcover 1990

The Proceedings of the Sixth Conversation held at The University-SUNY, Albany NY, June 6-10, 1989

Editors: Ramaswamy H. Sarma, Ph.D. & Mukti H. Sarma, Ph.D.

ISBN 0-940030-32-2 Three Volume Set;
ISBN 0-940030-29-2 Volume 1;
ISBN 0-940030-30-6 Volume 2;
ISBN 0-940030-31-4 Volume 3

Editorial Review
From Book News, Inc.
Some 500 scientists from 15 nations discuss current trends in biological structure and motion. Volume 1, Human genome initiative & DNA recombination, examines the biological and physical strategies that form the underpinning of the US Human Genome Program, an organized program to map and sequence the human genome. Volume 2, DNA protein complexes and proteins starts with the exploration of the in vivo occurrence of unusual DNA structures and goes on to investigate a variety of topics related to the structural dynamics of proteins and peptides. Volume 3, DNA & RNA, opens with a major 38-page article "What do we really know about B-DNA?" by Richard E. Dickerson of UCLA, and then examines many aspects of DNA and RNA structures. The whole three volumes make for a most impressive accomplishment, with production values far above the norm. No index. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

The Human Genome Program
George I. Bell

Structural Biology and The Huyman Genome Project
Charles DeLisi and Sandor Vajda

“Lakes-and-Straits” Model of DNA Gel Electrophoresis
Bruno H. Zimm

Imaging DNA Coil Conformational Choreography During Gel Electrophoresis and New Electrophoretic Effects for Molecular Separations
David C. Schwartz, Michael Koval, Cynthia Smith and Mei Hsu

Field Inversion Gel Electrophoresis as Applied to DNA Sequencing
Donna L. Daniels, Lily Marr, Robert L. Brumley and Frederick R. Blattner

Chemical Methods for the Site-Specific Cleavage of Genomic DNA
Peter B. Dervan

Sequence-Specific Recognition and Cleavage of the DNA Double-Helix by Triple Helix Formation and Intercalation
C. Hélène, J. S. Sun, J. C. Francois, T. Saison-Behmoaras, T. Montenay-Garestier, U. Asseline and N. T. Thuong

The Human Telomere
Robert K. Moyzis

Making Sense of the Human Genome
E. N. Trifonov

High-Speed DNA Sequencing: An Approach Based Upon Fluorescence Detection of Single Molecules
James H. Jett, Richard A. Keller, John C. Martin, Babetta L. Marone, Robert K. Moyzis, Robert L. Ratliff, Newton K. Seitzinger, E. Brooks Shera and Carleton C. Stewart

Peak Height Variability and Accuracy in Automated DNA Sequencing
Jane Z. Sanders, Sara L. MacKellar, Barbara J. Otto, Christopher T. Dodd, Cheryl Heiner, Leroy E. Hood and Lloyd M. Smith

Identifying Regulatory Sites from DNA Data
Gary D. Stormo

Towards Mapping Functional Domains in Indiscriminantly Sequenced Nucleic Acids: A Computational Approach
Andrzej K. Konopka

Efficient Searches for Unusual Folding Regions in RNA Sequences
Shu-Yun Le, Jih-H. Chen and Jacob V. Maizel

Immobile Junctions Suggest New Features of the Structural Chemistry of Recombination
Nadrian C. Seeman, John E. Mueller, Jung-Huei Chen, Mair E. A. Churchill, Amy Kimball, Thomas D. Tullius, Börries Kemper, Richard P. Cunningham and Neville R. Kallenbach

The Structure of the Holliday Junction
Derek R. Duckett, Alastair I. H. Murchie, Robert M. Clegg, Annelies Zechel, Eberhard von Kitzing, Stephan Diekmann and David M. J. Lilley

Features of Int-Mediated Resolution of Holliday Junctions Derived From lAtt Site DNA
Bettina Franz and Arthur Landy

Intermediates in Genetic Recombination: Formation and Resoultion of Holliday Junctions In Vitro
Stephen C. West, Berndt M. Müller, Edward C Conley, Börries Kemper, Carol A. Parsons and Steven M. Picksley

Synapsis in the Cre-lox Site Specific Recombination System
Ronald Hoess, Anna Wierzbicki and Kenneth Abremski

Resolution of DNA-Secondary Structures by Endonuclease VII (Endo VII) From Phage T4
B. Kemper, S. Pottmeyer, P. Solaro and H. Kosak

The Structure and Stoichiometry of the Resolvase/res Interaction
Joseph J. Salvo

Somatic Cell Illegitimate Recombination via a Tetraplex DNA Intermediate
Andrzej K. Konopka and Akinori Sarai

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