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The research was facilitated, in part, from funds from the Graduate Research Council of the University of Massachusetts and from Grant HD-04319 from the U. S. Public Health Service to the second author. We are indebted to Benjamin Ricci for his generosity in making available his laboratory and equipment, and to Ivan Steiner for his valuable advice.