Harry Harris

• D. A. Hopkinson:
  Harry Harris: 30 September 1919-17 July 1994. Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, November 1996, 42: 153-170.

We are not certain whether all H. Harris below are actually Harry Harris.

The list will be completed later.

1948


• H. Harris:
  A sex limiting modifying gene in diaphysial aclasis (multiple exostoses).
  Annals of Eugenics, London, November 1948, 14 (Pt3): 165-170.
  
  
• H. Harris, H. Kamush:
  On the manifestation of ringed hair in a mother and daughter.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, November 1948, 14 (pt. 3): 209-212.
  
  1949
  
  
• H. Harris, C. A. Smith:
  The sib-sib age of onset correlation among individuals suffering from a hereditary syndrome produced by more than one gene.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, June 1949, 14 (4): 309-318.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The incidence of parental consanguinity in diabetes mellitus.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, June, 1949, 14 (4): 293-300.
  
  
• H. Harris, H. Kamush:
  Genetical differences in taste sensitivity to phenylthiourea and to anti-thyroid substances. Nature, June 4, 1949, 163 (4153): 878.
  
  
• H. Harris, A. Shulman:
  The blocking of antibodies in vivo; preliminary investigation.
  The Medical Journal of Australia, Pyrmont, June 25, 1949, 1 (26): 828-831.
  
  
• H. Harris, H. Kamush:
  The measurement of taste sensitivity to phenylthiourea.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, October 1949, 15 (1): 24-31.
  
  
• H. Harris, H. Kamush:
  Chemical specificity in genetical differences of taste sensitivity.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, October 1949, 15 (1): 32-45.
  
  
• H. Harris, J. Joseph:
  Variation in extension of the metacarpo-phalangeal and interphalangeal joint of the thumb.
  The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British Volume, London, November 1949, 31B (4): 547-559.
  
  
• H. Harris, H. Kamush, W. R. Trotter:
  Taste sensitivity to phenylthiourea in goitre and diabetes.
  The Lancet, December 3, 1949, 2 (6588): 1038.
  
  1950
  
  
• S. P. Datta, H. Harris, K. R. Rees:
  Chromatography of 2:4-dinitrophenylhydrazones of ketoacids on alumina.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, March 24, 2: 36.
  
  
• S. P. Datta, C. E. Dent, H. Harris:
  Apparatus for mass-production two-way paper chromatography.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, March 24, 1950, 2: 42.
  
  
• R. Flynn, H. Harris:
  A case of carcinoma of the ureter successfully treated by nephrectomy and ureterectomy.
  The Medical Journal of Australia, Pyrmont, September 16, 1950, 2 (12): 444-445.
  
  
• R. Flynn, H. Harris:
  A case of squamous epithelioma of the tongue in a young woman, aged nineteen years. The Medical Journal of Australia, Pyrmont, October 7. 1950, 2 (15): 548-549.
  
  
• R. Flynn, H. Harris:
  Diverticulum of the third part of the duodenum.
  The Medical Journal of Australia, Pyrmont, October 28, 1950, 2 (18): 659.
  
  
• S. P. Datta, C. E. Dent, H. Harris:
  An apparatus for the simultaneous production of many two-dimensional paper chromatograms.
  Science, Washingto9n, November 24, 1950, 112 (2917): 621-623.
  
  1951
  
  
• H. R. Crumpler, C. E. Dent, H. Harris, R. G. Westall:
  beta-Aminoisobutyric acid (alpha-methyl-beta-alanine); a new amino-acid obtained from human urine.
  Nature, February 24, 1951, 167 (4243): 307-308.
  
  
• S. P. Datta, H. Harris:
  A convenient apparatus for paper chromatography; results of a survey of the urinary amino-acid patterns of some animals.
  The Journal of Physiology, August 1951, 114 (4): 39-41.
  
  
• S. P. Datta, H. Harris:
  Dietary origin of urinary methylhistidine.
  Nature, August 18, 1951, 168 (4268): 296-297.
  
  
• H. Harris, N. McArthur:
  Changes in sex incidence of diabetes mellitus, (1912-1947).
  Annals of Eugenics, London, September 1951, 16 (2): 109-118.
  
  
• N. A. Barnicot, H. Harris, H. Kamush:
  Taste thresholds of further eighteen compounds and their correlation with P.T.C thresholds. Annals of Eugenics, London, September 1951, 16 (2): 119-128.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The preformed ammonia content of skeletal muscle and liver in experimental anuria. The Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science, Adelaide, September 1951, 29 (5): 321-322.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Genetical prognosis in diabetes mellitus. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, London, November 1951, 44 (11): 913-915.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. M. Trautner, M. Messer:
  Glucose, glutamate and succinate oxidation in brain.
  Nature, November 24, 1951, 168 (4282): 914-915.
  
  
• H. Harris, H. Kamush:
  The distribution of taste thresholds for phenylthiourea of 384 sib pairs.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, December 1951, 16 (3): 226-230.
  
  1952
  
  
• H. Harris, IO. R. McDonald, W. Williams:
  The electrolyte pattern in experimental anuria. The Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science, Adelaide, February 1952, 30 (1): 33-51.
  
  1953
  
  
• H. Blaschko, S. P. Datta, H. Harris:
  Pyridoxin deficiency in the rat; liver L-cysteic acid decarboxylase activity and urinary amino-acids.
  The British Journal of Nutrition, Wallingford, 1953, 7 (4): 364-371.
  
  
• H. Harris, A. G.- Searle:
  Urinary amino-acids in mice of different genotypes.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, February 1953, 17 (3): 165-167.
  
  
• H. Blaschko, S. P. Datta, H. Harris:
  A chromatographic investigation of taurine metabolism in normal and pyridoxine deficient rats.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, Mat 1953, 54 (2): 17.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Family studies on the urinary excretion of beta-aminoisobutyric acid.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, June 1953, 18 (1): 43-49.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Chemotaxis of monocytes.
  The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, June 1953, 34 (3): 276-279.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Chemotaxis of granulocytes.
  The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology, London, July, 1953, 66 (1): 135-146.
  
  
• S. P. Datta, H. Harris:
  Urinary aminoacid patterns of some mammals.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, September 1953, 18 (2): 107-116.
  
  
• H. Harris, F. L. Warren:
  Quantitative studies on the urinary cystine in patients with cystine stone formation and in their relatives.
  Annals of Eugenics, London, September 1953, 18 (2): 125-171.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The movement of lymphocytes. The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, December 1953, 34 (6): 599-602.
  
  1954
  
  
• E. M. Crook, H. Harris, F. Hassan, F. L. Warren:
  Continuous direct photometry of dyed materials in filter paper with special reference to the estimation of proteins separated by electrophoresis.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, March 1954, 56 (3): 434-444.
  
  
• C. Calchi-Novati, R. Ceppellini, I. Biancho, E. Silvestroni, H. Harris:
  Beta-Aminoisobutyric acid excretion in urine; a family study in an Italian population. Annals of Eugenics, London, March 1954, 18 (4): 335-356.
  
  
• C. S. Cummins, H. Harris:
  Carbohydrate and amino acid constituents of the cell walls of Corynebacterium diphtheriae.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, May 15, 1954, 57 (329th Meeting): 32.
  
  
• H. Harris, F. L. Warren:
  Separations of basic amino acids by ionophoresis in filter paper.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, May 15, 1954 , 57 (329th Meeting): 32-33.
  
  
• H. Harris, U. Mittwoch, E. B. Robson, F. L. Warren:
  Excretion of amino acids in cystinurics.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, May 15, 1954, 57 (329th Meeting): 33.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Role of chemotaxis in inflammation.
  Physiological Reviews, Washington DC, July, 1954, 34 (3): 529-562.
  
  1955
  
  
• H. Harris, W. R. Barclay:
  A method for measuring the respiration of animal cells in vitro, with some observations on the macrophages of the rabbit. The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, December 1955, 36 (6): 592-598.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Clinical aspects of atypical coronary disease.
  British Medical Journal, London, October 8, 1955, 2 (4944): 874-876.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The sulphur requirement of rat connective tissue cells. The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, October 1955, 36 (5): 454-459.
  
  
• H. Harris, J. Anderson, M. D. Milne, E. M. Darmady, F. Stranack:
  Discussion on the renal tubules. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, London, October 1955, 48 (10): 777-783.
  
  
• H. Harris, U. Mittwoch, E. B. Robson, F. L. Warren:
  Phenotypes and genotypes in cystinuria.
  Annals of Human Genetics, Augvust 1955, 20 (1): 57-91.
  
  
• H. Harris, F. L. Warren:
  Occurrence of electrophoretically distinct haemoglobins in ruminants.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, May 14, 1955, 60 (340th Meeting): 29.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Some quantitative studies on the multiplication of connective tissue cells in vitro.
  The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, April 1955, 36 (2): 115-127.
  
  
• H. Harris, U. Mittwoch, E. B. Robson, F. L. Warren:
  The pattern of amino-acid excretion in cystinuria.
  Annals of Human Genetics, February 1955, 19 (3): 196-208.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Variation in homozygous cystinuria.
  Acta genetica et statistica medica, Basel, 1955, 5 (4): 381-390.
  
  1956
  
  
• H. L. Freedman, H. Harris, C. H. Tafeen:
  Elective induction of labor.
  Obstetrics and Gynecology, Philadelphia, December 1956, 8 (6): 720-727.
  
  
• B. L. Cohen, J. V. Evans, H. Harris, J. W. King, F. L. Warren:
  Genetics of haemoglobin and blood potassium differences in sheep.
  Nature, October 20, 1956, 178 (4538): 849-850.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The relationship between the respiration and multiplication of rat connective tissue cells in vitro. The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, October 1956, 37 (5): 512-517.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Lotz:
  Factors influencing chemotaxis of the polymorphonuclear leucocyte.
  The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, October 1956, 37 (5): 477-480.
  
  
• D. N. Baron, C. E. Dent, H. Harris, E. W. Hart, J. B. Jepson:
  Hereditary pellagra-like skin rash with temporary cerebellar ataxia, constant renal amino-aciduria, and other bizarre biochemical features.
  The Lancet, September 1, 1956, 271 (6940): 421-428.
  
  
• C. S. Cummins, H. Harris:
  The chemical composition of the cell wall in some gram-positive bacteria and its possible value as a taxonomic character.
  The Journal of General Microbiology, London, July, 1956, 14 (3): 583-600.
  
  
• C. E. Dent, H. Harris:
  Hereditary forms of rickets and osteomalacia. The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British Volume, London, February 1956, 38-B(1): 204-226.
  
  1957
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Renal aminoaciduria.
  British Medical Bulletin, Oxford, January 1957, 13 (1): 26-28.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Cystinuria.
  The American Journal of Medicine, New York, May 1957, 22 (5): 774-783.
  
  
• W. L. Barksdale, K. Li, C. S. Cummins, H. Harris:
  The mutation of Corynebacterium pyogenes to Corynebacterium haemolyticum.
  The Journal of General Microbiology, London, June 1957, 16 (3): 749-758.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Jahnz:
  The synthesis of protein in the rat connective tissue cell. The British Journal of Experimental Pathology, London, October 1957, 38 (5): 525-528.
  
  1958
  
  
• H. Harris, C. H. Tafeen, H. L. Freedman, E. Fogarty:
  The intravenous use of demerol, scopolamine, and nalline in labor.
  American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York, January 1958, 75 (1): 39-42.
  
  
• C. S. Cummins, H. Harris:
  Studies on the cell-wall composition and taxonomy of Actinomycetales and related groups.
  The Journal of General Microbiology, London, February 1958, 18 (1): 173-189.
  
  
• P. Malpass, H. Harris:
  A malignant teratoma of the ovary. The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the British Empire, London, June 1958, 65 (3): 483.
  
  
• H. Harris, J. W. Watts:
  Turnover of protein in a non-multiplying animal cell.
  Nature, June 7, 1958, 181 (4623): 1582-1584.
  
  
• J. V. Evans, H. Harris, F. L. Warren:
  Haemoglobin and potassium blood types in some non-British breeds of sheep and in certain rare British breeds.
  Nature, August 2, 1958, 182 (4631): 320-321.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson, M. Siniscalcom:
  Beta-globulin variants in man. Nature, August 16, 1958, 182 (4633): 452.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson, M. Siniscalcom:
  Atypical segregation of haptoglobin types in man.
  Nature, November 8, 1958, 182 (4645): 1324-1325.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Jahnz:
  The synthesis of protein in the macrophage and the HeLa cell.
  The British Journal of Experimental Biology, Cambridge, December 1958, 39 (6): 597-600.
  
  
• J. V. Evans, H. Harris, F. L. Warren:
  The distribution of haemoglobin and blood potassium types in British breeds of sheep.
  Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, London, December 4, 1958, 149 (935): 249-262.
  
  1959
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The initiation of deoxyribonucleic acid synthesis in the connective-tissue cell, with some observations on the function of the nucleolus.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, May 1959, 72 (1): 54-60.
  
  
• J. W. Watts, H. Harris:
  Turnover of nucleic acids in a non-multiplying animal cell.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, May 1959, 72 (1): 147-153.
  
  
• G. R. Fraser, H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  A new genetically determined plasma-protein in man.
  The Lancet, May 16, 1959, 1 (7081): 1023-1024.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Whittaker:
  Differential response of human serum cholinesterase types to an inhibitor in potato. Nature, June 27, 1959, 183: 1808-1809.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Turnover of nuclear and cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid in two types of animal cell, with some further observations on the nucleolus.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, October 1959, 73: 362-369.
  
  
• H. Harris, L. S. Penrose, D. H. Thomas:
  Cystathioniuria. Annals of Human Genetics, December 1959, 23: 442-453.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  A genetical study of ethanolamine phosphate excretion in hypophosphatasia.
  Annals of Human Genetics, December 1959, 23: 421-441.
  
  1960
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Whittaker, H. Lehmann, E. Silk:
  The pseudocholinesterase variants. Esterase levels and dibucaine numbers in families selected through suxamethonium sensitive individuals.
  Acta genetica et statistica medica, Basel, 1960, 10:1-16.
  
  
• H. Lehmann, E. Silk, H. Harris, M. Whittaker:
  A new pseudocholinesterase phenotype?
  Acta genetica et statistica medica, Basel, 1960, 10: 241-246.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The relationship between the synthesis of protein and the synthesis of ribonucleic acid in the connective-tissue cell.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, February 1960, 74: 276-279.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Mobilization of defensive cells in inflammatory tissue.
  Bacteriological Reviews, Baltimore, March 1960, 24 (1): 3-15.
  
  
• H. Harris, S. D. Lawler, E. B. Robson, O. Smithies:
  The occurrence of two unusual serum protein phenotypes in a single pedigree. Annals of Human Genetics, April 1960, 24: 63-69.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. G. Penington, E. B. Robson, C. R. Scriver:
  A further genetically determined transferrin variant in man.
  Annals of Human Genetics, December 1960, 24: 327-332.
  
  1961
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Chemotaxis.
  Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, 1961, Supplement 8: 199-208.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Formation of the nucleolus in animal cells.
  Nature, June 17, 1961, 190: 1077-1078.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Whittaker:
  Differential inhibition of human serum cholinesterase with fluoride: recognition of two new phenotypes. Nature, July 29, 1961, 191: 496-498.
  
  
• E. A. Butler, F. V. Flynn, H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  The laboratory diagnosis of macroglobulinaemia, with special reference to starch-gel electrophoresis. The Lancet, August 5, 1961, 2 (7197): 289-293.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Inherited variations of human plasma proteins.
  British Medical Bulletin, Oxford, September 1961, 17: 217-223.
  
  1962
  
  
• E. A. Butler, F. V. Flynn, H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  A study of urine proteins by two-dimensional electrophoresis with special reference to the proteinuria of renal tubular disorders.
  Clinica chimica acta, Amsterdam. 1962 Jan; 7:34-41.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Metabolic defects and mental retardation. Research Publications. Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease, New York, 1962, 39: 87-96.
  
  
• H. Harris, J. W. Watts:
  The relationship between nuclear and cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid.
  Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, London, May 15, 1962, 156: 109-121.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Whittaker:
  Differential inhibition of the serum cholinesterase phenotypes by solanine and solanidine. Annals of Human Genetics, July 1962, 26: 73-76.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Whittaker:
  The serum cholinesterase variants. A study of twenty-two families selected via the 'intermediate' phenotype.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1962, 26: 59-72.
  
  
• H. L. Freedman, C. H. Tafeen, H. Harris:
  Conjoined thoracopagous twins. Case report. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York, December 15, 1962, 84: 1904-1909.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. A. Hopkinson, E. B. Robson:
  Two-dimensional electrophoresis of pseudocholinesterase components in normal human serum.
  Nature, December 29, 1962, 196: 1296-1298.
  
  1963
  
  
• J. N. Blau, H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Haptoglobins in cerebrospinal fluid.
  Clinica chimica acta, Amsterdam, March 1963, 8: 202-206.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Haptoglobins in Tristan da Cunha.
  Vox Sanguinis, Oxford UK, March-April 1963, 8: 226-230.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Rapidly labelled ribonucleic acid in the cell nucleus.
  Nature, April 13, 1963, 198: 184-185.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Precipitin reactions between extracts of seeds of Canavalia ensiformis (Jack Bean) and normal and pathological serum proteins.
  Vox Sanguinis, Oxford UK, May-June 1963, 8 (3): 348-355.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Precipitin reactions between extracts of seeds of Canavalia ensiformis (Jack Bean) and normal and pathological serum proteins.
  Vox Sanguinis, Oxford UK, May-June 1963, 8:348-355.
  
  
• J. M. Creeth, R. A. Kekwick, F. V. Flynn, H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  An ultracentrifuge study of urine proteins with particular reference to the proteinuria of renal tubular disorders.
  Clinica chimica acta, Amsterdam, May 1963, 8: 406-414.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. A. Hopkinson, E. B. Robson, M. Whittaker:
  Genetical studies on a new variant of serum cholinesterase detected by electrophoresis. Annals of Human Genetics, June 1963, 26, 359-382.
  
  
• J. C. Crawley, H. Harris:
  The fine structure of isolated hela cell nuclei.
  Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, June 1963, 31: 70-81.
  
  
• H. Harris, M. Whittaker:
  Differential inhibition of "usual" and "atypical" serum cholinesterase by NACL and NAF. Annals of Human Genetics, August 1963, 27: 53-58.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Screening test for the "atypical" and "intermediate" serum-cholinesterase types.
  The Lancet, August 3, 1963, 2 (7301): 218-221.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson:
  Fractionation of human serum cholinesterase components by gel filtration.
  Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, Amsterdam, August 6, 1963, 73: 649-652.
  
  
• D. A. Hopkinson, N. Spencer, H. Harris:
  Red cell acid phosphatase variants: a new human polymorphism.
  Nature, September 7, 1963, 199: 969-971.
  
  
• H. Harris, L. F. Lacour:
  Site of synthesis of cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid.
  Nature, October 19, 1963, 200: 227-229.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. B. Robson, A. M. Glen-Bott, J. A. Thornton:
  Evidence for non-allelism between genes affecting human serum cholinesterase. Nature, December 1963, 200: 1185-1187.
  
  1964
  
  
• M. Glen-Bott, H. Harris, E. B. Robson, A. G. Bearn, W. C. Parker:
  Transferrin d-wigan.
  Acta genetica et statistica medica, Basel, 1964, 14: 52-55.
  
  
• N. Spencer, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Quantitative differences and gene dosage in the human red cell acid phosphatase polymorphism. Nature, January 18, 1964, 201: 299-300.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Function of the short-lived ribonucleic acid in the cell nucleus.
  Nature, February 29, 1964, 201: 863-867.
  
  
• D. A. Hopkinson, N. Spencer, H. Harris:
  Genetical studies on human red cell acid phosphatase.
  The American Journal of Human Genetics, March 1964, 16: 141-154.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Transfer of radioactivity from nuclear to cytoplasmic ribonucleic acid.
  Nature, April 18, 1964, 202: 249-252.
  
  
• T. Spencer, H. Harris:
  Regulation of enzyme synthesis in an enucleate cell.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, May 1964, 91 (2): 282-286.
  
  
• K. F. Bamford, H. Harris:
  Studies on 'usual' and 'atypical' serum cholinesterase using alpha-naphthyl acetate as substrate. Annals of Human Genetics, June 1964, 27: 417-425.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Enzymes and drug sensitivity. The genetics of serum cholinesterase 'deficiency' in relation to suxamethonium apnoea.
  Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, London, June, 1964, 57: 503-506.
  
  
• H. Harris, L. D. Sabath:
  Induced enzyme synthesis in the absence of concomitant ribonucleic acid synthesis. Nature, June 13, 1964, 202: 1078-1080.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Breakdown of nuclear ribonucleic acid in the presence of actinomycin D.
  Nature, June 27, 1964, 202: 1301-1303.
  
  
• E. B. Robson, A. M. Glen-Bott, T. E, Cleghorn, H. Harris:
  Some rare haptoglobin types.
  Annals of Human Genetics, September 1964, 28: 77-86.
  
  
• W. J. Mellman, F. A. Oski, T. A, Tedesco, A. Maciera-Coelho, H. Harris:
  Leucocyte enzymes in down's syndrome. The Lancet, September 1964, 2 (7361): 674-675.
  
  
• N. Spencer, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Phosphoglucomutase polymorphism in man.
  Nature, November 21, 1964, 204: 742-745.
  
  
• L. C. Barber, H. Harris, M. Leider, R. L. Baer:
  Berloque dermatitis. a technique for its deliberate reproduction.
  Archives of Dermatology, December 1964, 90: 572-576.
  
  1965
  
  
• E. Ferguson Jr, H. Reinstine Jr, H. Harris:
  Analysis of 100 cases of perforated duodenal ulcers.
  The American Surgeon, Atlanta GA, January 1965, 31: 9-16.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The ribonucleic acids in the nucleus and cytoplasm of animal cells.
  Endeavour, London, January 1965, 24: 50-56. Review.
  
  
• H. Harris, J. F. Watkins:
  Hybrid cells derived from mouse and man: artificial heterokaryons of mammalian cells from different species. Nature, February 13, 1965, 205: 640-646.
  
  
• P. M. Conneally, S. Nevo, T. E, Cleghorn, H. Harris, D. A. Hopkinson, E. B. Robson, N. Spencer, A. G. Steinberg:
  Linkage studies with the human red blood cell acid phosphatase locus and blood group, HP, GM, and INV loci.
  The American Journal of Human Genetics, March 1965, 17: 109-110.
  
  
• K. F. Bamford, H. Harris, J. E. Luffman, E. B. Robson, T. E. Cleghorn:
  Serum-alkaline-phosphatase and the ABO blood-groups.
  The Lancet, March 6, 1965, 1 (7384): 530-531.
  
  
• K. F. Bamford, H. Harris, J. E. Luffman, E. B. Robson, T. E, Cleghorn:
  Malignant disease in children.
  The Lancet, March 6, 1965, 1 (7384): 534-535.
  
  
• K. F. Bamford, H. Harris, J. E. Luffman, E. B. Robson, T. E, Cleghorn:
  Interferon. The Lancet, March 6, 1965, 1 (7384): 536.
  
  
• K. F. Bamford, H. Harris, J. E. Luffman, E. B. Robson, T. E, Cleghorn:
  Subdural intracranial empyema. The Lancet, March 6, 1965, 1 (7384): 538-539.
  
  
• F. Pascher, A. Franks, H. Harris, V. J. Selmanowitz, A. I. Weidman:
  Purpura of unresolved cause.
  Archives of Dermatology, April 1965, 91 (4): 413-415.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Behaviour of differentiated nuclei in heterokaryons of animal cells from different species. Nature, May 8, 1965, 206 (984): 583-588.
  
  
• Seegers W, Hirschhorn K, Burnett L, Robson E, H. Harris:
  Double Beta-Lipoprotein: A New Genetic Variant in Man.
  Science, Washington, July 16, 1965, 149 (3681): 303-304.
  
  
• H. Harris, J. F. Watkins, G. L. Campbell, E. P. Evans, C. E. Ford:
  Mitosis in hybrid cells derived from mouse and man.
  Nature, August 1965, 207 (997): 606-608.
  
  
• E. B. Robson, H. Harris:
  Genetics of the alkaline phosphatase polymorphism of the human placenta.
  Nature, September 18, 1965, 207 (5003): 1257-1259.
  
  
• D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Evidence for a second "structural" locus determining human phosphoglucomutase. Nature, October 23, 1965 208 (5008): 410-412.
  
  1966
  
  
• R. Rausser, A. M. Lyncheski, H. Harris, R. Grocela, N. Murrill, E. Bellamy, D. Ferchinger, W, Gebert, H. L. Herzog, E. B. Hershberg, E. P. Oliveto:
  16-Alkylated corticoids. IV. Synthesis of 16-beta-methyl analogs of cortisone, prednisone, and 9-alpha-fluoroprednisolone.
  The Journal of Organic Chemistry, January 1966, 31 (1): 26-31.
  
  
• R. A. Fildes, H. Harris:
  Genetically determined variation of adenylate kinase in man.
  Nature, January 1966, 209 (5020): 261-263.
  
  
• H. Harris, J. F. Watkins, C. E. Ford, G. I. Schoefl:
  Artificial heterokaryons of animal cells from different species.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, March 1966, 1 (1): 1-30.
  
  
• L. C. Harber, H. Harris, R. L. Baer:
  Structural features of photoallergy to salicylanilides and related compounds.
  The Journal of Investigative Dermatology, Baltimore, March 1966, 46 (3): 303-305.
  
  
• H. Tafeen, H. L. Freedman, H. Harris:
  A system of continuous paracervical block anesthesia. Preliminary report.
  American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York, March 15, 1966, 94 (6): 854-857.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Enzyme polymorphisms in man. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, London, March 22, 164 (995): 298-310.
  
  
• E. B. Robson, H. Harris:
  Further data on the incidence and genetics of the serum cholinesterase phenotype C5+. Annals of Human Genetics, May 1966, 29 (4): 403-408.
  
  
• E. B. Robson, I. Sutherland, H. Harris:
  Evidence for linkage between the transferrin locus (Tf) and the serum cholinesterase locus (E1) in man. Annals of Human Genetics, May 1966, 29 (4): 325-336.
  
  
• L. C. Harber, H. Harris, R. L. Baer:
  Photoallergic contact dermatitis. Due to halogenated salicylanilides and related compounds. Archives of Dermatology, September 1966, 94 (3): 255-262.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Genes and enzymes in man.
  Cancer Research, September 1966, 26 (9): 2054-2062.
  
  
• M. J. Langman, E. Leuthold, E. B. Robson, J. Harris, J. E. Luffman, H. Harris:
  Influence of diet on the "intestinal" component of serum alkaline phosphatase in people of different ABO blood groups and secretor status.
  Nature, October 1, 1966, 212 (5057): 41-43.
  
  
• M. Flarsheim, J. Beck, H. Harris, B. Makowsky:
  A group approach to psychiatric nursing education.
  Archives of General Psychiatry, Chicago, November 1966, 15 (5): 485-491.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Rare phosphoglucomutase phenotypes.
  Annals of Human Genetics, November 1966, 30 (2): 167-181.
  
  
• E. Schneeberger, H. Harris:
  An ultrastructural study of inter-specific cell fusion induced by inactivated Sendai virus. Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, December 1966, 1 (4): 401-406.
  
  
• R. Beisser, H. Harris:
  Psychological aspects of the civil rights movement and the Negro professional man. The American Journal of Psychiatry, December 1966, 123 (6): 733-737.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Hybrid cells from mouse and man: a study.
  Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, London, December 13, 1966, 166 (4): 358-368. Review.
  
  1967
  
  
• B. Robson, H. Harris:
  Further studies on the genetics of placental alkaline phosphatase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1967, 30 (3): 219-232.
  
  
• M. J. Langman, E. Leuthold, E. B. Robson, J. Harris, J. E. Luffman, H. Harris:
  [The effect of food on the intestinal components of alkaline phosphatase in human serum in various blood groups and various secretor types]
  Gastroenterologia, 1967, 108 (2): 58-63. German.
  
  
• N. Pulvertaft, J. E. Luffma, E. B. Robson, H. Harris, M. S. Langman:
  Isoenzymes of alkaline phosphatase in patients operated upon for peptic ulcer.
  The Lancet, February 4, 1967, 1 (7484): 237-239.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Relationship between nuclear and cytoplasmic RNA.
  Nature, February 25, 1967, 213 (5078): 809.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The reactivation of the red cell nucleus.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, March 1967, 2 (1): 23-32.
  
  
• J. E. Luffman, H. Harris:
  A comparison of some properties of human red cell acid phosphatase in different phenotypes. Annals of Human Genetics, May 1967, 30 (4): 387-401.
  
  
• M. E. Bramwell, H. Harris:
  The origin of the polydispersity in sedimentation patterns of rapidly labelled nuclear ribonucleic acid.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, June 1967, 103 (3): 816-830.
  
  
• W. H. Lewis, H. Harris:
  Human red cell peptidases. Nature, July 22, 1967, 215 (5099): 351-355.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Column chromatography of human red cell acid phosphatase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, August 1967, 31 (1): 29-38.
  
  
• H. Freedman, C. H. Tafeen, H. Harris:
  Parenteral Win 20,228 as analgesic in labor.
  New York State Journal of Medicine, November 1, 1967, 67 (21): 2849-2851.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Hybrid cells from mouse and man: a study in genetic regulation.
  Arzneimittel-Forschung : Drug Research, Aulendorf, November 1967, 17 (11): 1438-1439.
  
  
• R. L. Baer, H. Harris:
  Types of cutaneous reactions to drugs. Importance in recognition of adverse reactions. JAMA, November 20, 1967, 202 (8): 710-713.
  
  1968
  
  
• H. Tafeen, H. L. Freedman, H. Harris:
  Combined continuous paracervical and continuous pudendal nerve block anesthesia in labor.
  American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York, January 1, 1968, 100 (1): 55-62.
  
  
• P. A. Jacobs, G. Cruickshank, M. J. Faed, A. Frackiewicz, E. B. Robson, H. Harris, I. Sutherland:
  Pericentric inversion of a group C autosome: a study of three families.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1968, 31 (3): 219-230.
  
  
• S. Rapley, E. B. Robson, H. Harris, S. M. Smith:
  Data on the incidence, segregation and linkage relations of the adenylate kinase (AK) polymorphism.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1968, 31 (3): 237-242.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Molecular basis of hereditary disease.
  British Medical Journal, London, April 20, 1968, 2 (5598): 135-141. Review.
  
  
• J. C. Detter, P. O. Ways, E. R. Giblett, M. A. Baughan, D. A. Hopkinson, S. Povey, H. Harris:
  Inherited variations in human phosphohexose isomerase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1968, 31 (4): 329-338.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  A third phosphoglucomutase locus in man.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1968, 31 (4): 359-367.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. A. Hopkinson, J. Luffman:
  Enzyme diversity in human populations. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, New York, Ju8ne 14, 1968, 151 (1): 232-242.
  
  
• B. Hyman, H. Harris, M. H. Brownstein:
  Eccrine angiomatous hamartoma.
  New York State Journal of Medicine, November 1, 1968, 68 (21): 2803-2806.
  
  1969
  
  
• L. Bolund, N. R. Ringertz, H. Harris:
  Changes in the cytochemical properties of erythrocyte nuclei reactivated by cell fusion.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, January 1969, 4 (1): 71-87.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Enzyme and protein polymorphism in human populations.
  British Medical Bulletin, Oxford, January 1969, 25 (1): 5-13.
  
  
• H. Harris, E. Sidebottom, D. M. Grace, M. E. Bramwell:
  The expression of genetic information: a study with hybrid animal cells.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, March 1969, 4 (2): 499-525.
  
  
• W. H. Lewis, H. Harris:
  Peptidase D (prolidase) variants in man.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1969, 32 (4): 317-322.
  
  
• D. A. Hopkinson, P. J. Cook, H. Harris:
  Further data on the adenosine deaminase (ADA) polymprphism and a report of a new phenotype. Annals of Human Genetics, May 1969, 32 (4): 361-367.
  
  
• E. Engel, B. J. McGee, H. Harris:
  Cytogenetic and nuclear studies on A9 and B82 cells fused together by sendai virus: the early phase.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, July 1969, 5 (1): 93-119.
  
  
• W. H. Lewis, H. Harris:
  In vitro hybridization of peptidase A subunits between different human phenotypes, and between human and monkey.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1969, 33 (1): 93-98.
  
  
• H. Harris, P. R. Cook:
  Synthesis of an enzyme determined by an erythrocyte nucleus in a hybrid cell.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, July, 1969, 5 (1): 121-133.
  
  
• D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  The investigation of reactive sulphydryls in enzymes and their variants by starch gel electrophoresis. Studies on red cell adenosine deaminase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1969, 33 (1): 81-87.
  
  
• W. H. Lewis, H. Harris:
  Molecular size estimates of human peptidases determined by separate gene loci.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1969, 33 (1): 89-92.
  
  
• E. Engel, B. J. McGee, H. Harris:
  Recombination and segregation in somatic cell hybrids.
  Nature, July 12, 1969, 223 (5202): 152-155.
  
  
• H. Harris, O. J. Miller, G. Klein, P. Worst, T. Tachibana:
  Suppression of malignancy by cell fusion.
  Nature, July 26, 1969, 223 (5204): 363-368.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Genes and isozymes.
  Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, London, October 7, 1969, 174 (34): 1-31. Review.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  Studies on the purification and properties of the genetic variants of red cell acid phosphohydrolase in man.
  Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, New York, October 14, 1969, 166 (2): 380-391.
  
  
• R. T. Johnson, H. Harris:
  DNA synthesis and mitosis in fused cells. I. HeLa homokaryons.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, November 1969, 5 (3): 603-624.
  
  
• R. T. Johnson, H. Harris:
  DNA synthesis and mitosis in fused cells. II. HeLa-chick erythrocyte heterokaryons. Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, November 1969, 5 (3): 625-643.
  
  
• R. T. Johnson, H. Harris:
  DNA synthesis and mitosis in fused cells. 3. HeLa-Ehrlich heterokaryons.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, November 1969, 5 (3): 645-697.
  
  
• B. Ephrussi, R. L. Davidson, M. C. Weiss, H. Harris, G. Klein:
  Malignancy of somatic cell hybrids.
  Nature, December 27, 1969, 224 (5226): 1314-1316.
  
  1970
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Genetics and clinical enzymology.
  Journal of Clinical Pathology. Supplement, London, 1970, 4: 85-89. Review.
  
  
• N. M. Blake, R. L. Kirk, W. H. Lewis, H. Harris:
  Some further peptidase B phenotypes.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1970, 33 (3): 301-305.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Heredity and environment as causes of disease.
  Ciba Foundation Study Group, London, 1970, 35: 60-72.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Genetical theory and the "inborn errors of metabolism".
  British Medical Journal, London, February 7, 1970, 1 (5692): 321-327. Review.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Health self-determination.
  The American Journal of Psychiatry, April 1970, 126 (10): 1488-1490.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, G. Corney, P. J. Cook, E. B. Robson, H. Harris:
  Genetically determined electrophoretic variants of human red cell NADH diaphorase. Annals of Human Genetics, July 1970, 34 (1): 1-10.
  
  
• P. J. McAlpine, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Thermostability studies on the isozymes of human phosphoglucomutase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1970, 34 (1): 61-71.
  
  
• G. Klein, U. Gars, H. Harris:
  Isoantigen expression in hybrid mouse cells.
  Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, September 1970, 62 (1): 149-160.
  
  
• P. Sinha, W. H. Lewis, G. Corney, H. Harris:
  Studies on the quantitative variation of human red cell peptidase A activity.
  Annals of Human Genetics, October 1970, 34 (2): 153-168.
  
  
• P. J. McAlpine, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  The relative activities attributable to the three phosphoglucomutase loci (PGM1, PGM2, PGM3) in human tissues.
  Annals of Human Genetics, October. 1970 Oct;34(2):169-75.
  
  
• P. J. McAlpine, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Molecular size estimates of the human phosphoglucomutase isozymes by gel filtration chromatography.
  Annals of Human Genetics, London, October 1970, 34 (2): 177-185.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Accelerating somatic cell genetics. Nature, October 31, 1970, 228 (5270): 485.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The expression of genetic information by somatic cell nuclei.
  The Journal of General Microbiology, London, November 1970, 63 (3): 6.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The use of cell fusion in the analysis of gene action.
  Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, London, December 1, 1970, 176 (44): 315-317.
  
  1971
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Aspects of the genetical theory of the inborn "errors of metabolism".
  Triangle, Basel, 1971, 10 (2): 41-46.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The expression of genetic information: a study with hybrid animal cells.
  The Harvey Lectures, 1971, 65: 1-32.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Recent work on isozymes in man.
  Annual Review of Genetics, Palo Alto, California, 1971, 5: 5-32. Review.
  
  
• S. Rapley, W. H. Lewis, H. Harris:
  Tissue distributions, substrate specificities and molecular sizes of human peptidases determined by separate gene loci.
  Annals of Human Genetics, London, February 1971, 34 (3): 307-320.
  
  
• M. Smith, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Developmental changes and polymorphism in human alcohol dehydrogenase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, February 1971, 34 (3): 251-271.
  
  
• P. Sinha, W. H. Lewis, H. Harris:
  Comparison of some properties of red cell peptidase A from weak and strog activity phenotyps. Annals of Human Genetics, February 1971. 34 (3): 321-327.
  
  
• G. Schwartz, P. R. Cook, H. Harris:
  Correction of a genetic defect in a mammalian cell.
  Nature New Biology, London, March 3, 1971, 230 (1): 5-8.
  
  
• C. Hutchison, P. J. Cook, C. E. Barter, H. Harris, P. Hugh-Jones:
  Pulmonary emphysema and alpha 1-antitrypsin deficiency.
  British Medical Journal, London, March 27, 1971, 1 (5751): 689-694.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The selection of medical students.
  The Medical Journal of Australia, Sydney, March 27, 1971, 1 (13): 718.
  
  
• E. Rosenbaum, T. O. Gabrielsen, H. Harris, S. Goldberg:
  Cerebral manifestations of alveolar soft-part sarcoma.
  Radiology, April 1971, 99 (1): 109-115.
  
  
• T. Caspersson, L. Zech, H. Harris, F. Wiener, G. Klein:
  Identification of human chromosomes in a mouse-human hybrid by fluorescence techniques. Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, April 1971, 65 (2): 475-478.
  
  
• G. Klein, U. Bregula, F. Wiener, H. Harris:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. I. Hybrids between tumour cells and L cell derivatives.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, May 1971, 8 (3): 659-672.
  
  
• H. Harris, U. Bregula, G. Klein:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. II. Hybrids between Ehrlich cells and normal diploid cells.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, May 1971, 8 (3): 673-680.
  
  
• H. Harris, F. Wiener, G. Klein:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. 3. Hybrids between diploid fibroblasts and other tumour cells.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, May 1971, 8 (3): 681-692.
  
  
• Y. H. Edwards, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Inherited variants of human nucleoside phosphorylase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1971, 34 (4): 395-408.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  Studies on the separate isozymes of red cell acid phosphatase phenotypes A and B. I. Chromatographic separation of the isozymes.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1971, 34 (4): 431-438.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  Studies on the separate isozymes of red cell acid phosphatase phenotypes A and B. II. Comparison of kinetics and stabilities of the isozymes.
  Annals of Human Genetics, Cambridge UK, May 1971, 34 (4): 439-448.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  Further studies on the molecular size of red cell acid phosphatase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1971, 34 (4): 449-453.
  
  
• E. Engel, J. Empson, H. Harris:
  Isolation and karyotypic characterization of segregants of intraspecific hybrid somatic cells.
  Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, September 1971, 68 (1): 231-234.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Protein polymorphism in man. Canadian Journal of Genetics and Cytology, Ottawa, September 1971, 13 (3): 381-396. Review.
  
  
• G. Grundner, E. M. Fenyö, E. Klein, U. Bregula, H. Harris:
  Surface antigen expression in malignant sublines derived from hybrid cells of low malignancy.
  Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, October 1971, 68 (2): 315-322.
  
  
• E. M. Fenyö, G. Grundner, G. Klein, E. Klein, H. Harris:
  Surface antigens and release of virus in hybrid cells produced by the fusion of A9 fibroblasts with Moloney Lymphoma cells.
  Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, October 1971, 68 (2): 323-331.
  
  
• Y. H. Edwards, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Adenosine deaminase isozymes in human tissues.
  Annals of Human Genetics, October 1971, 35 (2): 207-219.
  
  
• D. M. Thomas, H. Harris:
  Comparison of thermostabilities of different human placental alkaline phosphatase phenotypes. Annals of Human Genetics, October 1971, 35 (2): 221-224.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Cell fusion and the analysis of malignancy. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, London, October 12, 1971, 179 (54): 1-20.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Polymorphism and protein evolution. The neural mutation-random drift hypothesis.
  Journal of Medical Genetics, London, December 1971, 8 (4): 444-452. Review.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Polymorphism and protein evolution. The neutral mutation-random drift hypothesis. Journal of Medical Genetics, London, December 1971, 8 (4): 444-452. Review.
  
  
• M. Turner, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  An association between the kinetic and electrophoretic properties of human purine-nucleoside-phosphorylase isozymes.
  European Journal of Biochemistry, Berlin, December 1971, 24 (2): 288-295.
  
  1972
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Genetic polymorphism.
  The Scientific Basis of Medicine. Annual Reviews, 1972: 174-93. Review.
  
  
• J. Cochran, F. Wiener, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Chromosomes and morphology in hybrid tumours.
  The Journal of Pathology, London, January 1972, 106 (1): Pxii.
  
  
• F. Wiener, A. Cochran, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Genetic determinants of morphological differentiation in hybrid tumors.
  Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Cary, NC, February 1972, 48 (2): 465-486.
  
  
• H. Harris, T. Kalogerakos, A. E. Evangelopoulos, P. M. Bayley:
  The interaction of aliphatic and aromatic dicarboxylic acids with aspartate aminotransferase.
  The Biochemical Journal, London, Feb ruary 1972, 126 (3): 20P-21P.
  
  
• M. Smith, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Alcohol dehydrogenase isozymes in adult human stomach and liver: evidence for activity of the ADH 3 locus.
  Annals of Human Genetics, March 1972, 35 (3): 243-253.
  
  
• B. Quick, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  Differentiation of the PGM 2 locus isozymes from those of PGM 1 and PGM 3 in terms of phosphopentomutase activity.
  Annals of Human Genetics, April 1972, 35 (4): 445-454.
  
  
• G. Klein, S. Friberg Jr, H. Harris:
  Two kinds of antigen suppression in tumor cells revealed by cell fusion.
  The Journal of Experimental Medicine, New York, 1972, April 1, 135 (4): 839-849.
  
  
• S. Povey, G. Corney, W. H. Lewis, E. B. Robson, J. M. Parrington, H. Harris:
  The genetics of peptidase C in man.
  Annals of Human Genetics, April 1972, 35 (4): 455-465.
  
  
• E. Hackel, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  vPopulation studies on mitochondrial glutamate-oxaloacetate transaminase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, April 1972, 35 (4): 491-496.
  
  
• R. Shalita, H. Harris:
  Comedo extraction. Archives of Dermatology, May 1972, 105 (5): 759-760.
  
  
• G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Expression of polyoma-induced transplantation antigen in hybrid cell lines.
  Nature. New Biology, London, June 7, 1972, 237 (75): 163-164.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  'Secondary' isoenzymes derived from the three PGM loci.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1972, 36 (1): 69-77.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. A. Hopkinson:
  Average heterozygosity per locus in man: an estimate based on the incidence of enzyme polymorphisms.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1972, 36 (1): 9-20.
  
  
• F. Wiener, E. M. Fenyö, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Fusion of tumour cells with host cells.
  Nature. New Biology, London, August 2, 1972, 238 (83): 155-159.
  
  
• I. Deák, E. Sidebottom, H. Harris:
  Further experiments on the role of the nucleolus in the expression of structural genes. Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, September 1972, 11 (2): 379-391.
  
  
• M. Swallow, H. Harris:
  A new variant of the placental acid phosphatases: its implications regarding their subunit structures and genetical determination.
  Annals of Human Genetics, November 1972, 36 (2): 141-152.
  
  
• S. Mowbray, B. Watson, H. Harris:
  A search for electrophoretic variants of human adenine phosphoribosyl transferase. Annals of Human Genetics, November 1972, 36 (2): 153-162.
  
  
• B. Watson, I. P. Gormley, S. E. Gardiner, H. J. Evans, H. Harris:
  Reappearance of murine hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyl transferase activity in mouse A9 cells after attempted hybridisation with human cell lines. Experimental Cell Research, Orlando, December 1972, 75 (2): 401-409.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  A new function for the nucleolus.
  The Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science, Adelaide, December 1972, 50 (7): 827-832. Review.
  
  1973
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Potentialities of lymphocytoid lines in human biochemical genetics.
  Birth Defects. Original Article Series, White Plains NY, January 1973, 9 (1): 132-137.
  
  
• J. Peters, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Genetic and non-genetic variation of triose phosphate isomerase isozymes in human tissues. Annals of Human Genetics, January 1973, 36 (3): 297-312.
  
  
• F. Wiener, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. IV. Hybrid between tumour cells and a malignant L cell derivative.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, January 1973, 12 (1): 253-261.
  
  
• P. W. Allderdice, O. J. Miller, D. A. Miller, D. Warburton, P. L. Pearson, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Chromosome analysis of two related heteroploid mouse cell lines by quinacrine fluorescence.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, January 1973, 12 (1): 263-274.
  
  
• S. Povey, S. E. Gardiner, B. Watson, S. Mowbray, H. Harris, E. Arthur, C. M. Steel, C. Blenkinsop, H. J. Evans:
  Genetic studies on human lymphoblastoid lines: isozyme analysis on cell lines from forty-one different individuals and on mutants produced following exposure to a chemical mutagen.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1973, 36 (3): 247-266.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Lionel Sharples Penrose, 1898-1972.
  Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, 1973, 19: 521-261.
  
  
• M. Smith, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Studies on the subunit structure and molecular size of the human alcohol dehydrogenase isozymes determined by the different loci, ADH1, ADH2, and ADH3.
  Annals of Human Genetics, April 1973, 36 (4): 401-414.
  
  
• P. W. Allderdice, O. J. Miller, P. L. Pearson, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Human chromosomes in 18 man-mouse somatic hybrid cell lines analysed by quinacrine fluorescence. Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, May 1973, 12 (3): 809-830.
  
  
• M. Fenyö, G. Grundner, F. Wiener, E. Klein, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  The influence of the partner cell on the production of L virus and the expression of viral surface antigen in hybrid cells.
  The Journal of Experimental Medicine, New York, May 1, 1973, 137 (5): 1240-1255.
  
  
• G. Klein, S. Friberg Jr, F. Wiener, H. Harris:
  Hybrid cells derived from fusion of TA3-Ha ascites carcinoma with normal fibroblasts. 1. Malignancy, karyotype, and formation of isoantigenic variants.
  Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Cary, NC, May 1973, 50 (5): 1259-1268.
  
  
• S. Friberg Jr, G. Klein, F. Wiener, H. Harris:
  Hybrid cells derived from fusion of TA2-Ha ascites carcinoma with normal fibroblasts. II. Characterization of isoantigenic variant sublines.
  Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Cary, NC, May 1973, 50 (5): 1269-1286.
  
  
• P. R. Dendy, H. Harris:
  Sensitivity to diphtheria toxin as a species-specific marker in hybrid cells.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, May 1973, 12 (3): 831-837.
  
  
• M. Swallow, S. Povey, H. Harris:
  Activity of the "red cell" acid phosphatase locus in other tissues.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1973, 37 (1): 31-38.
  
  
• M. Smith, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Studies on the properties of the human alcohol dehydrogenase isozymes determined by the different loci ADH1, ADH2, ADH3.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1973, 37 (1): 49-67.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, M. A. Mestriner, J. Cortner, H. Harris:
  Esterase D: a new human polymorphism.
  Annals of Human Genetics, October 1973, 37 (2): 119-137.
  
  
• Y. L. Boyd, H. Harris:
  Correction of genetic defects in mammalian cells by the input of small amounts of foreign genetic material.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, November 1973, 13 (3): 841-861.
  
  
• M. Fenyö, F. Wiener, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Selection of tumor-host cell hybrids from polyoma virus- and methylcholanthrene-induced sarcomas. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Cary, NC, December 1973, 51 (6): 1865-1875.
  
  1974
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, B. M. Turner, H. DorkinL, H. Harris:
  Studies on human erythrocyte inorganic pyrophosphatase.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1974, 37 (3): 341-353.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Genetic heterogeneity in inherited disease.
  Journal of Clinical Pathology. Supplement, London, 1974, 8:32-7.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Common and rare alleles.
  Science Progress, Oxford UK, winter 1974, 61 (244): 495-514. Review.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. A. Hopkinson, E. B. Robson:
  The incidence of rare alleles determining electrophoretic variants: data on 43 enzyme loci in man. Annals of Human Genetics, January 1974, 37 (3): 237-253.
  
  
• M. Swallow, D. C. Stokes, G. Corney, H. Harris:
  Differences between the N-acetyl hexosaminidase isozymes in serum and tissues.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1974, 37 (3): 287-302.
  
  
• M. Turner, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  The age related loss of activity of four enzymes in the human erythrocyte.
  Clinica chimica acta, Amsterdam., January 19, 1974, 50 (1): 85-95.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Lionel Sharples Penrose (1898-1972).
  Journal of Medical Genetics, London, March 1974, 11 (1): 1-24.
  
  
• B. Quick, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  A kinetic study of the isozymes determined by the three human phosphoglucomutase loci PGM1, PGM2, and PGM3.
  European Journal of Biochemistry, March 1, Berlin, 42 (2): 511-517.
  
  
• M. Turner, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  A comparison of the soluble and mitochondrial forms of human isocitrate dehydrogenase and an examination of the secondary isozymes derived from the soluble form.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1974, 37 (4): 455-467.
  
  
• M. Turner, R. A. Fisher, E. Garthwaite, R. J. Whale, H. Harris:
  An account of two new ICD-S variants not detectable in red blood cells.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1974, 37 (4): 469-476.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, J. Peters, H. Harris:
  Rare electrophoretic variants of glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase: evidence for two structural gene loci (GPD1 and GPD2).
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1974, 37 (4): 477-484.
  
  
• Wiener, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. V. Further evidence of the ability of normal diploid cells to suppress malignancy.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, June 1974, 15 (1): 177-183.
  
  
• D. Barron, E. D. Means, T. Feng, H. Harris:
  Ultrastructure of retrograde degeneration in thalamus of rat. 2. Changes in vascular elements and transvascular migration of leukocytes.
  Experimental and Molecular Pathology, New York, June 1974, 20 (3): 344-362.
  
  
• Wiener, T. Dalianis, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Cytogenetic studies on the mechanism of formation of isoantigenic variants in somatic cell hybrids. I. Banding analyses of isoantigenic variant sublines derived from the fusion of TA3Ha carcinoma with MSWBS sarcoma cells.
  Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Cary, NC, June 1974, 52 (6): 1779-1796.
  
  
• Azevêdo, M. Smith, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  A study of possible factors influencing the variation in liver alcohol dehydrogenase activity in individuals of the 'usual' ADH phenotype.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1974, 38 (1): 31-37.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, W. Putt, H. Harris:
  Further studies on erythrocyte inorganic pyrophosphatase: an examination of different mammalian species and human-Chinese hamster hybrid cells.
  Annals of Human Genetics, October 1974, 38 (2): 171-178.
  
  
• Wiener, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. VI. Hybrids between different tumour cells.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, October 1974, 16 (1): 189-198.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  The development of Penrose's ideas in genetics and psychiatry.
  The British Journal of Psychiatry, London, 1974 Dec;125:529-36.
  
  1975
  
  
• T. Jamil, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  Studies on the properties and tissue distribution of the isozymes of guanylate kinase in man. Human Heredity, Basel, 1975, 25 (5): 402-413.
  
  
• L. Cochran, H. Harris, F. Wiener, G. Klein:
  Genetic determinants of morphological differentiation in a lymphoma-sarcoma hybrid. The Journal of Pathology, London, January 1975, 115 (1): 1-12.
  
  
• T. Kao, H. Harris:
  Lack of correlation between malignancy and sensitivity to killing by concanavalin A. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Cary, NC, March 1975, 54 (3): 767-768.
  
  
• D. M. Swallow, G. Corney, H. Harris, R. Hirschhorn:
  Acid alpha-glucosidase: a new polymorphism in man demonstrable by 'affinity' e R. Hirschhorn lectrophoresis.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1975, 38 (4): 391-406.
  
  
• S. Povey, G. Corney, H. Harris:
  Genetically determined polymorphism of a form of hexokinase, HK III, found in human leucocytes. Annals of Human Genetics, May 1975, 38 (4): 407-415.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, B. M. Turner, H. Dorkin, H. Harris:
  An investigation of some factors affecting levels of erythrocyte inorganic pyrophosphatase activity.
  Clinica chimica acta, Amsterdam, May 1975, 15, 61 (1): 27-37.
  
  
• E. Jost, R. Lennox, H. Harris:
  Affinity chromatography of DNA-binding proteins from human, murine and man-mouse hybrid cell lines.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, June 1975, 18 (1): 41-65.
  
  
• S. J. Goss, H. Harris:
  New method for mapping genes in human chromosomes.
  Nature, June 26, 1975, 255 (5511): 680-684.
  
  
• T. J. Davis, H. Harris:
  vHaemoglobin synthesis in fused cells.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, July 1975, 18 (2): 207-216.
  
  
• E. Arthur, C. M. Steel, H. J. Evans, S. Povey, B. Wstson, H. Harris:
  Genetic studies on human lymphoblastoid cell lines: isozyme and cytogenetic heterogeneity in a cell line, with evidence for localization of the Pep A locus in man.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1975, 39 (1): 33-42.
  
  
• E. Arthur, C. M. Steel, H. J. Evans, S. Povey, D. Watson, H. Harris:
  Localisation of human peptidase-A structrual locus from studies on a cultured lymphoblastoid line. Nature, September 25, 1975, 257 (5524): 308-310.
  
  
• A. Slaughter, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Aconitase polymorphism in man.
  Annals of Human Genetics, October 1975, 39 (2): 193-202.
  
  
• S. Povey, D. E. Wilson Jr, H. Harris, I. P. Gormley, P. Perry, K. E. Buckton:
  Sub-unit structure of soluble and mitochondrial malic enzyme: demonstration of human mitochondrial enzyme in human-mouse hybrids.
  Annals of Human Genetics, October 1975, 39 (2): 203-212.
  
  
• P. A. Rogers, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  An electrophoretic study of the distribution and properties of human hexokinases.
  Biochemical Genetics. New York, December 1975, 13 (11-12): 857-866.
  
  
• P. A. Rogers, R. A. Fisher, H. Harris:
  An examination of the age-related patterns of decay of the hexokinases of human red cells. Clinica chimica acta, Amsterdam, December 1975, 15, 65 (3): 291-298.
  
  1976
  
  
• M. Pearce, Y. H. Edwards, H. Harris:
  Human enolase isozymes: electrophoretic and biochemical evidence for three loci. Annals of Human Genetics, January 1976, 39 (3): 263-276.
  
  
• E. Wilson, S. Povey, H. Harris:
  Adenylate kinases in man: evidence for a third locus.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1976, 39 (3): 305-313.
  
  
• H. Harris, S. Wilson, Y. Brans, D. Wirtschafter, G. Cassady:
  Nasal continuous positive airway pressure. Improvement in arterial oxygenation in hyaline membrane disease.
  Biology of the Neonate, Basel, 1976, 29 (3-4): 231-237.
  
  
• F. Wiener, G. Klein, H. Harris:
  Tumorgenicity of L cell derivatives and hybrid cells derived from them.
  Cancer Letters, Amsterdam, March 1976, 1 (4): 207-210.
  
  
• A. Hopkinson, Y. H. Edwards, H. Harris:
  The distributions of subunit numbers and subunit sizes of enzymes: a study of the products of 100 human gene loci.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1976, 39 (4): 383-411. Review.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Enzyme variants in human populations.
  The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal, Baltimore, June 1976, 138 (6): 245-252.
  
  
• M. Swallow, L. Evans, N. Saha, H. Harris:
  Characterization and tissue distribution of N-acetyl hexosaminidase C: suggestive evidence for a separate hexosaminidase locus.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July 1976, 40 (1): 55-66.
  
  
• Y. H. Edwards, P. Clark, H. Harris:
  Isozymes of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase in man and other mammals. Annals of Human Genetics, July 1976, 40 (1): 67-77.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Cardiorespiratory problems in the newborn.
  Postgraduate Medicine, July 1976, 60 (7): 92-77.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Molecular evolution: the neutralist - selectionist controversy.
  Federation Proceedings, August 1976, 35 (10): 2079-2082.
  
  
• V. G. Riddle, H. Harris:
  Synthesis of a liver enzyme in hybrid cells.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, October 1976, 22 (1): 199-215.
  
  
• S. Povey, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris, L. M. Franks:
  vCharacterisation of human cell lines and differentiation from HeLa by enzyme typing. Nature, November 4, 1976, 264 (5581): 60-63.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. Wirtschafter, G. Cassady:
  Endotracheal intubation and its relationship to bacterial colonization and systemic infection of newborn infants.
  Pediatrics, December 1976, 58 (6): 816-823.
  
  1977
  
  
• Y. H. Edwards, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  The distribution of subunit sizes of soluble proteins in human tissues.
  Annals of Human Genetics, January 1977, 40 (3): 267-277.
  
  
• H. Lam, J. B. Wilson, H. Harris, M. Gravely, T. H. Huisman:
  Hemoglobin Alamo (alpha2beta2 19 (b1) Asn replaced by Asp).
  Hemoglobin, Philadelphia, 1977, 1 (7): 703-706.
  
  
• H. Harris, D. A. Hopkinson, Y. H. Edwards:
  Polymorphism and the subunit structure of enzymes: a contribution to the neutralist-selectionist controversy.
  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, Washington, February 1977, 74 (2): 698-701.
  
  
• H. Harris:
  Pulmonary pseudocysts in the newborn infant.
  Pediatrics, February 1977, 59 (2): 199-204.
  
  
• R. L. Nelson, M. S. Povey, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  Electrophoresis of human l-glutamate dehydrogenase: tissue distribution and preliminary population survey.
  Biochemical Genetics. New York, February 1977, 15 (1-2): 87-91.
  
  
• J. Jonasson, S. Povey, H. Harris:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. VII. Cytogenetic analysis of hybrids between malignant and diploid cells and of tumours derived from them.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, April 1977, 24: 217-254.
  
  
• J. Jonasson, H. Harris:
  The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. VIII. Evidence for the intervention of an extra-chromosomal element.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, April 1977, 24: 255-263.
  
  
• R. A. Fisher, W. Putt, H. Harris:
  The distribution of isoelectric points of human soluble proteins and in particular of the enzyme products of 88 human gene loci.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1977, 40 (4): 371-384.
  
  
• C. A. Slaughter, D. A. Hopkinson, H. Harris:
  The distribution and properties of aconitase isozymes in man.
  Annals of Human Genetics, May 1977, 40 (4): 385-401.
  
  
• S. J. Goss, H. Harris:
  Gene transfer by means of cell fusion I. Statistical mapping of the human X-chromosome by analysis of radiation-induced gene segregation.
  Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, June 1977, 25: 17-37.
  
  
• S. J. Goss, H. Harris:
  Gene transfer by means of cell fusion. II. The mapping of 8 loci on human chromosome 1 by statistical analysis of gene assortment in somatic cell hybrids. Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, June 1977, 25: 39-57.
  
  
• D. S. Straus, J. Jonassonr, H. Harris:
  Growth in vitro of tumour cell x fibroblast hybrids in which malignancy is suppressed. Journal of Cell Science, Cambridge UK, June 1977, 25: 73-86.
  
  
• C. Poole, S. J. Goss, H. Harris:
  Monoclonal theory of atheroma.
  British Medical Journal, London, June 18, 1977, 1 (6076): 1596-1597.
  
  
• S. E. Gardiner, D. M. Swallow, H. Harris, E. Arthur, H. J. Evans:
  The deficiency of a lysosomal acid hydrolase in two clones derived from the human lymphoblastoid line F137 after mutagen treatment.
  Annals of Human Genetics, July