Susan C. Feldman

TL;DR: Experiments presented here show that the addition of affinity-purified antibodies against the human c- myc protein to nuclei isolated from several types of human cells reversibly inhibited DNA synthesis and DNA polymerase activity of these nuclei, suggesting that c-myc encodes a protein that is functionally involved in DNA synthesis.

TL;DR: The distribution of neuronal elements containing immunoreactive somatostatin (I‐SRIF) in the rat central visual pathway was examined by light‐microscopic immunocytochemistry and the location and morphology of neurons and innervated cells was concerned.

TL;DR: The presence of SRIF in the central visual pathway prior to maturation suggests a role for this peptide in the development of visual function.

TL;DR: This enzyme is functional since 5-HT levels, as identified by immunocytochemical procedures, are low in the squid nervous system and show significant increases in pargyline treated squids.

TL;DR: Examination of the distribution of immunoreactive‐like SRIF‐containing elements in the nervous system of the cephalopod mollusk Loligo pealei or the Woods Hole squid found ISRIF was localized by light immunocytochemistry in sections of the squid—optic lobe, circumesophageal ganglia—and in stellate ganglion.