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Connell, L. B. and R. A. Cattolico (1995). Phytoplankton relationships. The 5th Conference for Shellfish Growers, Olympia, WA, USA, Washington Sea Grant.
Connell, L. B. (1994). "Biogeographic observations on South Georgia marine yeasts." Antarctic Journal 29: 143.
Connell, L. B. (1994). An explanation of oyster larvae and spat mortalities. The 4th Shellfish Growers Conference. Washington Sea Grant; Olympia WA. 7 pp. The 4th Shellfish Growers Conference, Olympia WA, USA, Washington Sea Grant.
Connell, L. B., V. Pritas, et al. (1991). Genetic and biochemical approaches to studying tubulin structure and function. Cold Spring Harbor meeting on Yeast Cell Biology, Cold Spring Harbor, NY, USA, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Solomon, F. X., L.B. Connell, et al. (1991). Methods for Studying the Cytoskeleton in Yeast. The Cytoskeleton: A Practical Approach. K. L. Carraway and C. A. C. Carraway. New York, NY, USA, Oxford University Press. [VIEW PDF]
Solomon, F. X., B. Weinstein, et al. (1991). Regulation of microtubual structure and function in yeast. American Society for Cell Biology.
Rhodes, N., L. B. Connell, et al. (1990). "STE 11 is a protein kinase required for cell-type specific transcription and signal transduction in yeast." Genes and Development 4: 1862-1874. [VIEW PDF]
Connell, L. B. and M. Teague (1987). DNA sequence of STE7 and STE11 regulatory genes predict proteins homologus to protein kinases. American Society for Cell Biology.
Errede, B., M. Company, et al. (1986). Yeast cell type of Ty1 enhancer function. Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Eukaryotic Transposable Elements, Cold Spring Harbor NY USA.
Errede, B., M. Teague, et al. (1986). Two regulatory genes required for yeast cell specialization have predicted proteins homologous to protein kinases. Mediators of Cell Growth and Differentiation, Rensselearville, NY USA.
Company, M., L. B. Connell, et al. (1985). A multi-component structure for the Ty1 activator. Cold Spring harbor Symposium on Molecular Biology of Yeast, Cold Spring Harbor NY USA.
Burridge, K. W. T. and L. B. Connell (1983). "A new protein of adhesion plaques and ruffing membranes." The Journal of Cell Biology 97: 359-367. [VIEW PDF]
Burridge, K. W. T. and L. B. Connell (1983). "Talin: A cytoskeletal componant concentrated in adhesion plaques and other sites of action-membrane interaction." Cell Motility 3: 405-417. [VIEW PDF]
Burridge, K. W. T., L. B. Connell, et al. (1983). Proteins involved in linking actin to the plasma membrane. The Fogarty International Meeting on Cytoplasmic Matrix and the Integration of Cellular Function.
Burridge, K. W. T., T. Kelly, et al. (1982). "Proteins involved in the attachment of actin to the plasma membrane." Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 299: 291-299. [VIEW PDF]
Wilkins, L., G. Szabo, et al. (1982). Growth of enriched human melanocyte cultures. In: Growth of cells in hormomally defined media. Cold Spring Harbor Conferences on Cell Proliferation. G. A. Sato, A. B. Pardee and D. A. Sirbasku, Cold Spring Harbor Press. Series. 9: 922-936.
Wilkins, L., L. B. Connell, et al. (1981). Effects of ultrviolet light (UVB) on human melanocytes in vitro. American Society for Cell Biology., USAAnaheim, CA.
Wilkins, L., G. Szabo, et al. (1981). Growth of enriched human melanocyte cultures. Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Hormonally Defined Media., Cold Spring Harbor, NY.

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