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Pigment Cell Biology 2013

1. Front Cover

2. Pigment Cell Biology

3. Copyrigh Page

4. Table of Contents

5. CONTRIBUTORS

6. PREFACE

7. MYRON GORDON

8. Chapter 1. Extrinsic and Intrinsic Factors Influencing Amphibian Pigment Pattern Formation

9. Chapter 2. Some Aspects of the Life History of Amphibian Pigment Cells

10. Chapter 3. Role of Genetic Pituitary Differences in Larval Axolotl Pigment Development

11. Chapter 4. Pituitary Hormones in Melanogenesis

12. Chapter 5. Comparative Oncology of Melanomas in Hamsters and Man

13. Chapter 6. Quantitative Histological Investigations on the Melanocyte System of the Human Epidermis

14. Chapter 7. The Symbiosis of Melanocytes and Human Epidermis Under Normal and Abnormal Conditions

15. Chapter 8. Behavior in Vitro of Normal and Neoplastic Melanocytes of the Human Choroid

16. Chapter 9. Cytological Studies of Human Pigment Cells in Tissue Culture

17. Chapter 10. Precursors of Epidermal Melanocytes in the Negro Fetus

18. Chapter 11. Malignant Melanoma Among Negroes and Latin Americans in Texas

19. Chapter 12. Some Physical Properties of Melanotic and Amelanotic Melanoma Cells

20. Chapter 13. The Growth and Metabolism of Normal and Abnormal Pigment Cells in Fishes

21. Chapter 14. The Melanoma Cell as an Incompletely Differentiated Pigment Cell

22. Chapter 15. Effects of Genotype and Cellular Environment on Melanocyte Morphology

23. Chapter 16. The Genetics and Biochemistry of Tyrosinase in Neurospora crassa

24. Chapter 17. The Etiology and Development of a Melanotic Tumorin Drosophila

25. Chapter 18. Physiological Studies of Melanogenesis

26. Chapter 19. Nuclear Extrusion in Cells of Cloudman Melanoma in Vitro

27. Chapter 20. Inhibition of Melanogenesis by Tissues and the Control of Intracellular Autoxidations

28. Chapter 21. Histochemical Aspects of Enzymes, Lipids, Polysac-charides, and Nucleic Acids in Human Melanomas

29. Chapter 22. A Microspectrophotometric-Autoradiographic Study of Tyrosinase Activity in Human Melanoma

30. Chapter 23. The Melanoma as a Model in a Rational Chemotherapy Study

31. Chapter 24. Melanocyte-Stimulating Hormones from Pituitary Glands

32. Chapter 25. Hormonal Regulation of Subcellular Glycolysis in the S91 Mouse Melanoma

33. Chapter 26. Metabolie and Growth Responses of Mouse Melanomas, Krebs-2 Carcinoma, and Brain Relative to Stress, and Insulin: Anti-insulin Hormones

34. Chapter 27. Tyrosinase Activity in Vertebrate Melanocytes

35. Chapter 28. Preparation and Properties of Mammalian Tyrosinase

36. Chapter 29. Pigment Cell Damage in Hair Follicles with Relation to X-Rays and Oxygen

37. Chapter 30. Electron Microscope Studies on Pigment Formation in Human Hair Follicles

38. Chapter 31. Structure of Melanins

39. Chapter 32. Mode of Action of Tyrosinase

40. Chapter 33. Polyphenoloxidase Action at Low pH Values

41. Chapter 34. The Ommochromes

42. Index