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Like other volumes in the Frontiers in Molecular Biology series, this book presents an up-to-date picture of current research topics in a key area. The contributors to this book have been carefully chosen to reflect the main thrusts of research effort across a broad range within the rapidly developing field of immunology. Subjects covered include immunoglobulin gene rearrangement, the MHC antigens, B-cell activation, and the complement system.

What makes a cell begin the complicated process of cell division? How does it stop? What happens when things go wrong? The use of developing technologies has revealed the extraordinary degree to which cell cycle control mechanisms have been conserved through eukaryotic evolution. This book presents a detailed overview of current research in cell cycle control.

This volume provides detailed laboratory protocols, advice, hints and tips, example data, key literature citations, background information, and troubleshooting comments for the steps used in most molecular biology laboratories. It covers transformation, construction of cDNA and genomic libraries, probe preparation, analysis of gene organisation and expression, in vitro mutagenesis, and DNA sequencing. The information provided is a completely up to date account of each topic by established researchers. These two volumes, the first of four, are a thoroughly revised and up dated version of the original ones published in the Practial Approach series. Together they will offer a complete guide to the major techniques required by modern molecular biology laboratories.

Expression systems are in widespread use for cloning specific genes, for synthesising the encoded proteins for structural and functional analysis, and for large-scale preparation of proteins of commercial interest. This book covers all the main expression systems in current use with background information and advice on the merits of each, step-by-step practical protocols, troubleshooting, and details of the latest applications.

The 1986 Seminar on Stochastic Processes was held at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, in March. It was the sixth seminar in a continuing series of meetings which provide opportunities for researchers to discuss current work in stochastic processes in an informal atmosphere. Previous seminars were held at Northwestern University, Evanston and the University of Florida, Gainesville. The participants' enthusiasm and interest have resulted in stimulating and successful seminars. We thank them for it, and we also thank those participants who have permitted us to publish their research here. The seminar was made possible through the generous support of the Office of Naval Research (Contract # A86-4633-P) and the University of Virginia. We are grateful for their support. The participants were welcomed to Virginia by S. J. Taylor, whose store of energy and organizing talent resulted in a wonderful reunion of researchers. We extend to him our warmest appreciation for his efforts; his hospitality makes us hope that we can someday return to Virginia for another conference. J. ~. ~aineauille, ISBn TABLE OF CONTENTS K. L. CHUNG Green's Function for a Ball 1 P. J. FITZSIMMONS On the Identification of Markov Processes by the Distribution of Hitting Times 15 P. FITZSIMMONS On Two Results in the Potential Theory of J.