Correspondence
On Hoerstadius and his monograph on the determination of the cartilaginous skeleton of Urodela.
Requesting a review of Stefanelli's manuscript on the Mauthner cell.
First version of a proposal for the symposium 'The Genetic Control of Embryonic Development' (Chair: B. H. Willier) at the Dallas meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
On Hamburger's upcoming visit in Baltimore on January 18 & 19.
On his invitation to the next Growth Symposium.
On the Army Students Training Program. On Roy Gillette.
Thank-you note for Hamburger's seminar notes on the lens problem.
On Hamburger's review of Needham's 'Biochemistry and Morphogenesis'. On Steinbach. On the staff for the Woods Hole embryology course.
On the preparation of Hamburger's manuscript on the inductor. On Jane Oppenheimer's upcoming review of 'Comparative Gastrulation in the Vertebrates' for the Quarterly Review of Biology.
Arranging a meeting of Weiss, Hamburger, and Willier to review their manuscript.
Invitation to spend the weekend before the conference together in Baltimore.
Requesting areview of Needham's 'Biochemistry and Morphogenesis' for the Quarterly Review of Biology.
On F. A. Brown's directorship of the invertebrate course at the MBL. On Jane Oppenheimer and the embryology course at Woods Hole. On Hamburger using tantalum for blocking the ingrowth of nerves into the limb bud. On Roy Gillette teaching comparative anatomy.
On Hamburger's review of Needham's 'Biochemistry and Morphogenesis'. On the review process for Sol Spiegelman's manuscript. On Hamburger's summer at Woods Hole.
On the preparations of an upcoming symposium (probably Growth Symposium) and workshop.
On the organization of a symposium at the Dallas meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
On the Army Students Training Program.
On the review process of Sol Spiegelman's manuscript. On his talk at Cold Spring Harbor on the effects of sex-linked genes on the melanophores.
On the Army Students Training Program. On his upcoming talk at Cold Spring Harbor on the effects of sex-linked genes on the melanophores.
On Hamburger's review of Stefanelli's manuscript on the Mauthner cell for the Quarterly Review of Biology.
On his upcoming talk to Hamburger's class in Woods Hole.
On Eastlick's manuscript 'The point of origin of melanophores in chick embryos as shown by means of limb bud transplants'. Attached two carbon copies of letters sent to Eastlick.
Second version of a proposal for the symposium 'The Genetic Control of Embryonic Development' (Chair: B. H. Willier) at the Dallas meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
On his memoir of Lillie for the Academy of Sciences. On his former graduate student Stuhler. Has some critical remarks on Waddington at the end of letter.