101. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 103-124)

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102. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 78-102)

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103. The Origin and Behavior of Mutable Loci in Maize

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104. Mutable Loci in Maize

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105. Cold Spring Harbor

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106. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Charles R. Burnham

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107. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Marcus M. Rhoades

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108. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Curt and Evelyn Stern

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109. Mutable Loci in Maize

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110. A: The Chromatid Type of Breakage-Fusion-Bridge Cycle and B: The Chromosome Type of Breakage-Fusion-Bridge Cycle: Same as A from Meiosis to Formation of Egg and Sperm Nuclei

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111. [Corn kernel specimens] (2)

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112. [Corn kernel specimens] (1)

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113. Chromosome Organization and Genic Expression

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114. Mutable Loci in Maize

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115. Mutation in Maize

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116. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Curt Stern

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117. Induction of Instability at Selected Loci in Maize

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118. Barbara McClintock with Marjorie and niece, Mitz Bhavnani(?)

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119. Mutations in Maize and Chromosomal Aberrations in Neurospora

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120. Introduction to Study of Variegation in Maize

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121. The Discovery of Ds. Its Behavior and its Relation to Mutable Loci

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122. The Genetic Location and Cytological Behavior of Ds

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123. The Inheritance Behavior and the Mode of Action of Ac

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124. Continuation of Inheritance Behavior in Ac

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125. Continuation of Transposition of Ac; and its Relation to Somatic Sectoring and to Controls of Mutation of Mutable Genes

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126. Changes in State of Ac -- the Effects; Breakage-fusion-bridge Cycles in Endosperm; Transposition of Ds (Begin)

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127. Continuation of Transposition of Ds; Locations of Ds in Short Arm of Chromosome 9. The Missing Regions; Why. The States of Ds

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128. The Mechanism of Transposition of Ds; Origin and Behavior of cm-1

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129. Review of Previous Discussions

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130. Conclusions on c-m1; Outline of bz-m1; Begin c-m2

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131. The Origin and Behavior of c-m2; The Origin and Behavior of wx-m1

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132. Continuation of Discussion of wx-m1; The Induction of Mutability at Selected Loci; The States of a1-m3

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133. The Breakage-fusion-bridge Cycle and the Origin of Instability at Gene Loci

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134. Spread of Mutation Change Along Chromosome. The a1 m-1; a1 m-2 Control Systems

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135. The Interpretation of Origin and Behavior of the Controlling Systems

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136. Controlled Mutation in Maize

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137. Controlling Elements and the Gene

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138. Mutation in Maize

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139. Mode of Operation of a System of Controlling Elements in Maize (Appendix)

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140. Mode of Operation of a System of Controlling Elements in Maize

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141. Mode of Operation of a System of Controlling Elements in Maize (pages 1-31)

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142. Genetic and Cytological Studies of Maize

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143. Security Investigation Application for the Brookhaven National Laboratory

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144. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize

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145. Alteration of Gene Action by Genetic Mechanisms

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146. Genetic and Cytological Studies of Maize

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147. Letter from Barbara McClintock to William L. Brown

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148. Letter from Barbara McClintock to David H. Timothy

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149. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 1-25)

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150. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 26-50)

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