Ciba Foundation Symposium 14 - Locomotion of Tissue Cells: Ciba/Locomotion

Content: Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (pages 1–2): M. Abercrombie Chapter 2 Cell Surface Movements Related to Cell Locomotion (pages 3–26): Albert K. Harris Chapter 3 Fluidity of the Plasma Membrane and its Implications for Cell Movement (pages 27–52): S. De Petris and M. C. Raff Chapter 4 Surface Movements, Microfilaments and Cell Locomotion (pages 53–82): Norman K. Wessells, Brian S. Spooner and Marilyn A. Luduena Chapter 5 Fibrillar Systems in Cell Motility (pages 83–107): Robert D. Goldman, Germaine Berg, Anne Bushnell, Cheng?Ming Chang, Lois Dickerman, Nancy Hopkins, Mary Louise Miller, Robert Pollack and Eugenia Wang Chapter 6 The Role of Microfilaments and Microtubules in Cell Movement, Endocytosis and Exocytosis (pages 109–148): A. C. Allison Chapter 7 Microtubules in Intracellular Locomotion (pages 149–169): Keith R. Porter Chapter 8 Cell Adhesion and Locomotion (pages 171–194): A.S.G. Curtis and T.E.J. Buultjens Chapter 9 The Growth Cone in Neurite Extension (pages 195–209): Dennis Bray and Mary Bartlett Bunge Chapter 10 Extension of Nerve Fibres, their Mutual Interaction and Direction of Growth in Tissue Culture (pages 211–232): Graham A. Dunn Chapter 11 Modes of Cell Locomotion in vivo (pages 233–249): J. P. Trinkaus Chapter 12 The Control of Epithelial Cell Locomotion in Tissue Culture (pages 251–270): C. A. Mlddleton Chapter 13 Effects of Drugs on Morphogenetic Movements in the Sea Urchin (pages 271–285): T. Gustafson Chapter 14 Time Lapse Studies on the Motility of Fibroblasts in Tissue Culture (pages 287–310): Mitchell Gail Chapter 15 Interactions of Normal and Neoplastic Fibroblasts with the Substratum (pages 311–331): Ju. M. Vasiliev and I. M. Gelfand Chapter 16 Cell Movement in Confluent Monolayers: A Re?Evaluation of the Causes of ‘Contact Inhibition’ (pages 333–370): Malcolm S. Steinberg The Novartis Foundation Series is a popular collection of the proceedings from Novartis Foundation Symposia, in which groups of leading scientists from a range of topics across biology, chemistry and medicine assembled to present papers and discuss results. The Novartis Foundation, originally known as the Ciba Foundation, is well known to scientists and clinicians around the world.