Articles
5. BASTARDO, J. E. and HOLMES, 1. H. —Attachment or SA 11 Rotavirus to Erythrocyte Receptors. Inf. Imm., 29: 1134-1140 (1980).
6. BROWN, L. E., DOPHEIDE, T. A., WARD, C. W., WHITE, D. O. and JACKSON, D.
C. — Antigenic Determinants of Influenza Virus Hemagglutinin. V. Antigenicity oT Ihe HA, Chain. J. Immunol., 125: 1583-1588 (1980).
7. CAMAKARIS, H . , CAMAKARIS, J., and PITTARD, J.-Regulation or Aromatic Amino Acid Biosynthesis in E. Coli K 12: Control oT the aroF-lvr.A Operon in the Absence or Repression Control. J. Bad., 143: 613-620 (1980).
8. CHEERS, C , PAVLOV, H., R1GLAR, C. and MADRASO, E. D.-Macrophage Activa- tion During Experimental Murine Brucellosis. I I I . Do Macrophages Exert a Feedback Con- trol During Brucellosis? Cell. Immunol., 49: 168-177 (1980).
9. COBBETT, C. and PITTARD, J.-Formation o f a X(Tnl0) IwR ' Specialized Transducing Bacteriophage from Escherichia coli K-12. J. Bad., 144: 877-883 (1980).
10. CROSB1E, J. J., KENNY, P. J. and BOYLE, W.-Alloantiserum Production Simplified by Adoptive Transfer or Immune Spleen Cells. Transplantation, 29: 419-426 (1980).
11. DAVEY, R. B. and PITTARD, J.-Endonuclcase Finger-Printing of Plasmids Mediating Gentamicin Resistance in an Outbreak or Hospital Infections. Ausi. J. Exp. Biol. Med. Sci., 58: 331-338 (1980).
12. FOX, J. S. and WHITE, D. O. — Delivery of Antiviral Chemotherapeutic Agents lo Neurons by Retrograde Axonal Transport. Med. Hvpoth., 6: 773-779 (1980).
13. GILBERT, G. L., BEATON, C. P., FORSYTH, J. R. L., and BELL, C. O . - A n Epidemiological Survev of Human Brucellosis in Three Victorian Abattoirs. Med. J. Ausi., 1: 482 (1980).
14. GRANT, A., BIRD, P. and PITTARD, J.-Naturally Occurring Plasmids Exhibiting In- compatibility with Members or the I and P Incompatibility Groups. J. Bad., 144: 758-765 (1980).
15. HITCHCOCK, M . J. M . , HODGSON, B. and LINFORTH, J. L . - Regulation or Lysinc- and Lysinc-plus-Threonine-Inhibitable Aspartokinases in Bacillus brevis. J. Bad., 142:
424-432 (1980).
16. JACKSON, D. C. —Some Effects of Chloramine T Induced Radioiodination on thc Physico- Chemical Properties or Oligomeric Proteins. J. Imm. Meth., 34: 253-260 (1980).
17. MACFARLAN, R. 1. and WHITE, D. O.-Further Characterization of Natural Killer Cells Induced by Kunjin Virus. Ausi. J. Exp. Biol. Med. Sci., 58: 77-89 (1980).
18. MACFARLAN, R. I . and WHITE, D. O . - A Soluble Cytotoxic Factor from Macrophages.
Aust. J-, Exp. Biol. Med. Sci. 58: 489-500 (1980).
19. MANDEL, T. E., and CHEERS, C. - Resistance and Susceptibility of Mice to Bacterial In- fection. I I I . Histocompatibility of Listeriosis in Resistant and Susceptible Mice. Inf. Imm., 30: 851-861 (1980).
20. McLEAN, B. S., SONZA, S. and HOLMES, I . H.-Measurement of IgA, IgG and IgM Class Rotavirus Antibodies in Serum and Mucosal Secretions. J. Clin. Micro., 12: 314-319 (1980).
21. McLEAN, B. S. and HOLMES, I . H. —Transfer or Antirotaviral Anlibodies from Mothers to their Infanls. J. Clin. Micro., 12: 320-325 (1980).
22. PEEL, M . M . and HOLMES, B.-Isolation of Group EF-4 Bacteria in Australia. Ausi.
N.Z. J. Med., 10: 435 (1980).
23. PEEL, M . M . —Measurement of Tetanus Antitoxin. I . Indirect Hemagglutination. J. Biol.
Stand., 8: 177 (1980).
24. PEEL, M . M. — Measurement or Tetanus Antitoxin. I I . Toxin Neutralization. J. Biol.
Stand., 5: 191 (1980).
25. R1GLAR, C. and CHEERS, C. — Macrophage Activation During Experimental Murine Brucellosis. I I . Inhibition or in vitro Lymphocyte Proliferation by Brucella-Activalcd Macrophages. Cell. Immunol., 49: 154-167 (1980).
26. RODGER, S. M . , STUDDERT, M . J. and HOLMES, I . H.-Characterization or the Genomes of Equine Rotaviruses, Vet. Microbiol., 5: 243-248 (1980).
27. SCHNAGL, H. Y. and BOYLE, W.-Separate Clones of Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes are Generated Against Private and Public H-2 Antigens. Transplantation, 29: 492-497 (1980).
28. SMART, 1. J., BOYLE, W. and MORRIS, P. J.-Depression of Lymphocyte Proliferation and Haemolytic Antibody Production in Passively Enhanced Rat Renal Allograft Recipients.
Tissue Antigens, 16: 205-211 (1980).
29. SMITH, M. L., LAZDINS, I . and HOLMES, 1. H.-Coding Assignments or Double- Stranded RNA Segments or SA 11 Rotavirus Established by //; vitro Translation. J. Virol., 33: 976-982 (1980).
30. SONZA, S. and HOLMES, I . H. — Coproantibody Response to Rotavirus Infection. Med. J.
Aust., 2: 496-499 (1980).
31. VOLKMAN, J. K., JOHNS, R. B., GILLAN, F. T , PERRY, G. J., and BAVOR, H. J.
MICROBIOLOGY 173
— Microbial Lipids of an Intenidal Sediment. I . Fattv Acids and Hydrocarbons. Geochim.
Cosmochim. Acta, 44: 1133-1143 (1980).
32. WHIPP, M. J., HALSALL, D. M. and PITTARD, J.-Isolation and Characterization of an Escherichia coli K-12 Mutant Defective in Tyrosine and Phenylalanine Specific Transport Systems. J. Bact., 143: 1-7 (1980).
33. WHITE, D. O.-Advances in Antiviral Chemotherapy. Med. J. Aust.. 1: 515-516 (1980).
Reports
34. BAVOR, H. J. — Effect of Heavy Metals on Bacterial Activities in Surface Marine Sediments, Ministry for Conservation, Victoria, Environmental Studies Series, Publication No. 288 (1980).
35. FENNER, F. J. — Recombinant DNA: An Australian Perspective (including contributions by N. F. Millis and A. J. Pittard), Aust. Acad. Science, Canberra (1980).
36. FORSYTH, J. R. L. — Tarawa Sewerage Project 1980, Australian Department of Housing and Construction (1980).
37. MILLIS, N. F., EAGER, E. A., HAY, A. J., KASIAN, P. A., PICKERING, W. J. and TAN, A. C — Bacteriological Examination of Private Swimming Pools in Melbourne in the Summer o f 1980, prepared for ICT (Australia) (1980).
38. YORK, J. J. —A Rapid Method for the Detection of Salmonella in Egg Products, Poultry Research Advisory Committee (1980).
THESES PASSED FOR HIGHER DEGREES Doctor of Philosophy
1. KELSO, A. Wl — Role of Antigen in Alloreactive T Lymphocyte Reactions.
2. SCHNAGL, H. Y. — lmmunoabsorption of Alloreactive Cells.
3. TUDROSZEN, N. J. — a-Pinene Metabolism by Pseudomonas putida.
THESES IN PROGRESS PhD Theses in Progress
1. BASTARDO, J. VV . — Characterization of Rotavirus Antigens.
2. BIRD, P. —Molecular Studies of Incompatibility Reactions of Plasmids.
3. BROWN, L. Yi.—Antigenic Determinants of Influenza Hemagglutinin.
4. COBBETT, C. — Regulation of Aromatic Amino Acid Biosvnlhesis in the Bacterium E. coli K-12.
5. CORNISH, E.- Characterization of the TvrR Gene and Gene Product.
6. DEFEYTER, R. - The Role of Shikimate Kinase in E. coli K-12.
7. DUTTA, D.-Cell Interactions in Graft Rejection.
8. DYALL-SMITH, M. L. — Coding Assignments of the Rotavirus Genome.
9. GOWR1SHANKAR, }.-Regulation of Phenylalanine Biosyntheses in Escherichia coli.
10. JENNINGS, S. R. — Studies on Growth and immunogenicity of Trachoma in Mice.
11. KASIAN, P. —Studies of Tvrosine Specific Transport Systems in Escherichia coli.
12. KENNY, P. .1.- Hybridized Cells with Immunological Potential.
13. MACFARLAN, R. {.—Specific and Non-Specific Immunity in Togavirus Infection.
14. McLEAN, B. —Rotavirus Infection of Neonates.
15. SONZA, S. — Immunity to Rotavirus.
MSc Theses in Progress
16. CHAN, Y. Y. — Changes in Tand B Lymphocyte Populations During Murine Listeriosis.
17. EAGER, E. A. —Tolerance of Microorganisms lo Cadmium.
IS. PAVLOV, H. — Immune Mechanisms During Chronic Brucellosis in Mice.
SUBSTANTIAL GRANTS RECEIVED Grants have been received as follows:
AMSTAC: Bacterial Degradation of Hydrocarbons in Reef Environments.
ARGC: Regulation of Aromatic Biosynthesis in Escherichia coli K-12.
AVVRC: Wetland Study Gippsland.
CSIRO/NERDDC: Microbial Production of Volatile Fatty Acids as a Source of Liquid Fuels.
ICI (Aust.): Swimming Pool Survey.
NH & MRC: A Clinical, Microbiological and Immunological Study of Trachoma Among Aboriginals in Northern Australia.
NH & MRC: The Pathogenesis of Viral Infections: In vitro Studies of Antiviral Immunity.
NH & MRC: Viral Enteritis.
NH & MRC: Production of Hybridomas Against Human Lymphocyte Antigens.
NH & MRC: Antigen Suppression of Allograft Response.
NH & MKC: Transmissible Antibiotic Resistance in Enteric Organisms.
N i l & MRC: Genetic and Cellular Determinants Regulating Immunity to Intracellular Bacteria.