Ernest Just Collection

Contents List

Folder

1 Biographical Information

2 Black Apollo of Science

3 Black Contributors to Science and Energy Technology

4 Commemorations

5 Just Medallion/S.C. Hall of Science and Technology

6 Miscellaneous

7 Photographs

8 Postage Stamp

9 Writings/Research—Abstracts

“Alcoholic Solutions as Gastric Secretogogues.” Anatomical Record 64 (1936) no. 1: 69.

“On Abnormal Swimming Forms Induced by Treatment of Eggs of Strongylocentrotus with Lithium Salts and Other Means.” Anatomical Record 78 (1940): 74.

“Bodies in the Egg of Arbacia Described by E.B. Wilson as Golgi.” Anatomical Record 37 (1927-28) no. 2: 158.

“Cytological Study of Fertilization and Mitosis in Arbacia Eggs Inseminated in KCN Sea-Water.” Anatomical Record 37 (1927-28) no. 2: 161.

“Decolorization Wave of Pigment Granules in the Jelly Hull of the Inseminated Egg of Echinarachnius Parma Exposed to Dilute Sea-Water During the Process of Membrane Separation.” Anatomical Record 37 (1927-28) no. 2: 147-8.

“Effect of Ultraviolet Rays on the Polarity of Nereis Eggs.” Anatomical Record 37 (1927-28) no. 2: 130-31.

“Egg-Laying in Nereis Diversicolor at Roscoff.” Anatomical Record 72? (1940): 131.

“Experimental Production of Polyploidy in the Eggs of Nereis Limbata by Means of Ultraviolet Radiation.” Anatomical Record 34 (1926-27) no. 3: 103-9.

“Fertilization of Marine Ova in Dilute Sea-Water and its Significance for Some Problems in Cell Physiology.” Anatomical Record 41 (1928) no. 1: 29.

“Fertilization-Reaction in Egg of Astrias Rubens.” Anatomical Record 78 (1940): 132.

“History of the Middle Piece of the Spermatozoon in the Fertilized Egg of Echinarachnius Parma.” Anatomical Record 37 (1927-28) no. 2: 162.

“Mitochondria and Golgi Bodies in Mayonnaise.” Anatomical Record 37 (1927-28) no. 2: 161.

“Nuclear Increase During Development as a Factor in Differentiation and in Heredity.” Anatomical Record 64 (1936) no. 1: 32.

“The Susceptibility of the Inseminated Egg to Hypnotic Sea-Water.” Anatomical Record 20 (1920-21) no.2: 225-227.

“Ultraviolet Radiations as Experimental Means for the Investigation of Protoplasmic Behavior.” Anatomical Record 67 (1937) no. 1: 39.

“Vacuole Formation in Living Cells.” Anatomical Record 34 (1926-27) no. 3: 109.

10 Writings/Research—Articles

“Breeding Habits of Nereis Dumerilii at Naples.” Biological Bulletin 57 (1929) no. 5: 307-10.

“Breeding Habits of the Heteronereis Form of Nereis Limbata at Woods Hole, Mass.” Biological Bulletin 24 (1912-12) no. 3: 147-69.

“Breeding Habits of the Heteronereis Form of Platynereis Megalops at Woods Hole, Mass.” Biological Bulletin 27 (1914) no. 4: 201-12.

“Cortical Cytoplasm and Evolution.” American Naturalist 67 (1933) no. 708: 20-29.

“Cortical Reactions and Attendant Physico-Chemical Changes in Ova Following Insemination.” In Colloid Chemistry, ed. Jerome Alexander. New York: The Chemical Catalog Co., Inc., 1928, v.2, p. 567-74.

“A Cytological Study of Affects of Ultra-Violet Light on the Egg of Nereis Limbata.” Zeitschrift fur Zellforschung und Mikroskopische Anatomie 17 (1933) no. 1: 25-50.

“The Effect of Dilute Sea-Water on the Fertilized Egg of Echinarachnius Parma During the Cleavage Cycle.” American Journal of Physiology 61 (1922) no. 3: 505-27.

“The Effect of Sperm Boiled in Oxalated Sea-Water in Initiating Development.” Science 56 (1922) no. 1442: 202-4.

“An Experimental Analysis of Fertilization in Platynereis Megalops.” Biological Bulletin 28 (1915) no. 2: 93-114.

“Fertilization.” Section VIII of General Cytology, ed. E.V. Cowdry, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1924, p. 449-536.

11 Writings/Research—Articles

“The Fertilization Capacity of Nereis Eggs After Exposure to Hypotonic Sea-Water.” Protoplasma 10 (1930): 24-40.

“Fertilization in Membranipora Pilosa.” Carnegie Institute of Washington Yearbook 33 (1934): 268-70.

“The ‘Fertilization’ Membrane of Echinid Ova.” Science 71 (1930) no. 1835: 243.

“The Fertilization Reaction in Echinarachnius Parma.” Biological Bulletin 36 (1919) no. 1: 1-53.

“The Fertilization-Reaction in Echninarachnius Parma.” Biological Bulletin 39 (1920) no. 5: 280-305.

“The Fertilization-Reaction in Echinarachnius Parma, VI.” Biological Bulletin 44 (1923) no. 1: 1-21.

“The Fertilization-Reaction in Eggs of Paracentrotus and Echnius.” Biological Bulletin 57 (1929) no. 5: 326-31.

“Initiation of Development in the Egg of Arbacia: Effect of Hypertonic Sea-Water in Producing Membrane Separation, Cleavage, and Top-Swimmin Plutei.” Biological Bulletin 43 (1922) no. 6: 384-422.

“Initiation of Development in Arbacia: Some Cortical Reactions as Criteria for Optimum Fertilization Capacity and their Significance for the Physiology of Development.” Protoplasma 5 (1928): 97-126.

“Initiation of Development in Arbacia: The Effect of Slowly Evaporating Sea-Water and its Significance for the Theory of Auto-Parthenogenesis.” Biological Bulletin 55 (1928) no. 5: 358-368.

“Initiation of Development in Arbacia: The Effect of Sea-Water Precipitates with Special Reference to the Nature of Lipolysin.” Biological Bulletin 57 (1929) no. 6: 422-48.

“Initiation of Development in Nereis.” Biological Bulletin 28 (1915) no. 1: 1-17.

“The Morphology of Normal Fertilization in Platynereis Megalops.” Journal of Morphology 26 (1915) no. 2: 217-33.

“Observations on Effects of Ultra-Violet Rays Upon Living Eggs of Nereis Limbata Exposed Before Insemination.” Wilhelm Roux’ Archiv fur Entwicklungsmechanik der Organismen 130 (1933) no. 3: 495-516.

“The Period of Maximum Susceptibility to Dilute Sea-Water in the Cleavage Cycle of the Fertilized Egg of Arbacia.” Physiological Zoology 1 (1928) no. 1: 26-36, 122-35.

12 Writings/Research—Articles

“Phenomena of Embryogenesis and Their Significance for a Theory of Development and Heredity.” The American Naturalist LXXI (1937) no. 733: 97-112.

“The Present Status of the Fertilizin Theory of Fertilization.” Protoplasma 10 (1930): 300-42.

“The Production of Filaments by Echinoderm Ova as a Response to Insemination, with Special Reference to the Phenomenon as Exhibited by Ova of the Genus Asterias.” Biological Bulletin 57 (1929) no. 5: 311-25.

“Protoplasmic Specificity.” Science 84 (1936) no. 2181: 351-2.

“On Rearing Sexually Mature Platynereis Megalops from Eggs.” The American Naturalist 56 (1922) no. 646: 471-78.

“The Relation of the First Cleavage Plane to the Entrance Point of the Sperm.” Biological Bulletin 22 (1911-12) no. 4: 239-52.

“Die Rolle des kortikalen Cytoplasmas bei vitalen Erscheinungen.” Die Naturwissenschaften 19 (1931) no. 48: 953-62; no. 49: 980-84; no. 50: 998-1000.

“The Significance of Experimental Parthenogenesis for the Cell-Biology of Today.” Cytologia, Fujii jub. vol. (1937): 540-550.

“A Simple Method for Experimental Parthenogenesis.” Science 71 (1930) no. 1929: 72-3.

“A Single Theory for the Physiology of Development and Genesis.” American Naturalist 70 (1936) no. 728: 267-312.

“Unsolved Problems of General Biology.” Physiological Zoology 13 (1940) no. 2: 123-142.

13 Writings/Research—Bibliographies

Volumes

1-2 Just, Ernest Everett. Basic Methods for Experiments on Eggs of Marine Animals. Philadelphia: P. Blakiston’s Son and Co., Inc., 1939.

3-4 Just, Ernest Everett. The Biology of the Cell Surface. Philadelphia: P. Blakiston’s Son and Co., Inc., 1939.

5 Manning, Kenneth R. Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just. New York: Oxford University Press, 1983.

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