Biochemical and Clinical Aspects of Oxygen

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Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xi-xvii
PREFACE, Pages xix-xx
BONDING AND REACTIONS OF DIOXYGEN BOUND TO HEMEPROTEINS, Pages 1-18, Winslow S. Caughey, Miles G. Choc, Robert A. Houtchens
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF HEMOLYSIS DUE TO UNSTABLE HEMOGLOBINS, Pages 19-25, Samuel Charache
FORMATION OF METHEMOGLOBINS AND PEROXIDE FROM THE REACTION OF OXYHEMOGLOBINS WITH REDUCING AGENTS, Pages 27-34, Shosuke Kawanishi, Winslow S. Caughey
MYOGLOBIN IN ISOLATED ADULT HEART CELLS, Pages 35-51, Beatrice A. Wittenberg
REACTIVITY AND FUNCTION OF LEGHEMOGLOBIN, Pages 53-68, Jonathan B. Wittenberg
SUPEROXIDE AS A PARTICIPANT IN THE CHEMISTRY OF OXYHEMOGLOBIN, Pages 69-86, W.J. Wallace, W.S. Caughey
THEORETICAL STUDIES OF THE BONDING OF O2 TO HEMOGLOBIN; IMPLICATIONS FOR COOPERATIVITY, Pages 87-123, William A. Goddard III, Barry D. Olafson
POLARIZED SINGLE CRYSTAL ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF THE REACTION PRODUCTS OF SPERM WHALE MYOGLOBIN WITH O2, OH−, AND H2O2, Pages 125-142, Antonie K. Churg, Harold A. Glick, John A. Zelano, Marvin W. Makinen
A COMMENT ON THE ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE OF THE Fe-O2 GROUP IN OXYHEME, Pages 143-155, Marvin W. Makinen
REDUCTION OF OXYGEN AND FIVE REDOX FORMS OF HORSERADISH PEROXIDASE, Pages 157-165, Yukiko Hayashi, Isao Yamazaki
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, OXYGEN, SUPEROXIDE ANION, SINGLET OXYGEN AND PEROXIDASE, Pages 167-176, H.B. Dunford
THE HEME-ENVIRONMENT OF IRON AND MANGANESE HORSERADISH PEROXIDASE AS STUDIED BY WATER PROTON RELAXATION AND OXYGEN-17 SUPERHYPERFINE INTERACTION, Pages 177-193, Raj K. Gupta, Albert S. Mildvan, Gregory R. Schonbaum
ACID-BASE CATALYSIS AND HYDROGEN BONDING IN REACTIONS MEDIATED BY PEROXIDASES, Pages 195-211, G.R. Schonbaum, R.A. Houtchens, W.S. Caughey
FATTY ACID OXYGENASE KINETICS AND THE ROLE OF PEROXIDES 3. HYDROPEROXIDES IN INFLAMMATION: CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR RECRUITMENT,, Pages 213-226, William E.M. Lands, Martin E. Hemler
THE LIGANDS OF CYTOCHROME P-450: IDENTIFICATION AND ROLE IN THE ACTIVATION OF DIOXYGEN, Pages 227-262, Julian A. Peterson
MECHANISM OF ACTION OF CYTOCHROME P-450 STUDIED WITH PERACIDS AS OXYGEN DONORS, Pages 263-275, Robert C. Blake II, Minor J. Coon
OXO- AND PEROXO-TRANSITION METAL SPECIES IN CHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL OXIDATIONS. POSSIBLE MODELS FOR THE OXYGEN ACTIVATION AND TRANSFER CATALYZED BY CYTOCHROME P-450, Pages 277-309, John T. Groves, Gary A. McClusky
STUDIES ON OXYGEN REDUCTION BY HEART CYTOCHROME c OXIDASE, Pages 311-322, Shinya Yoshikawa, Winslow S. Caughey
IS COMPOUND C ANOTHER CARBON MONOXIDE COMPLEX OF CYTOCHROME c OXIDASE?, Pages 323-335, Peter Nichollss
ELECTRON TRANSFER FROM CYTOCHROME c TO DIOXYGEN BY CYTOCHROME c OXIDASE, Pages 337-354, Charles R. Hartzell, Nancy A. Schroedl
ROLE OF OXYGEN AND CYTOCHROME c OXIDASE IN THE DETOXIFICATION OF CO BY OXIDATION TO CO2, Pages 355-361, Lawrence J. Young, Miles G. Choc, Winslow S. Caughey
SOME PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF HYDROXYINDOLE OXIDASE, Pages 363-374, J. Peisach, L. Kampa, A. Rispin, W.E. Blumberg
REDUCTION OF CYTOCHROME o, Pages 375-393, Victoria Gonzales-Prevatt, Dale A. Webster
SOME RECENT STUDIES ON THE ABNORMAL PATHWAYS OF HEME DEGRADATION NOT INVOLVING PRODUCTION OF CARBON MONOXIDE, Pages 395-404, F. De Matteis, L. Cantoni, A.H. Gibbs
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE STEADY STATE OXYGEN KINETICS OF TERMINAL OXIDASES IN TRYPANOSOMA RHODESIENSE, Pages 405-420, George C. Hill, Hans Degn
OXYGEN AND CATABOLITE REGULATION OF HEMOPROTEIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN YEAST, Pages 421-435, James R. Mattoon, William E. Lancashire, Hildagarde K. Sanders, Elvira Carvajal, Dulce R. Malamud, Gloria R.C. Braz, Anita D. Panek
REDUCTION OF OXYGEN BY CYTOCHROME OXIDASE MODELS, Pages 437-454, C.K. Chang
FACTORS CONTROLLING HEMOPROTEIN REACTIVITY AS STUDIED WITH SYNTHETIC MODEL COMPOUNDS, Pages 455-476, T.G. Traylor, A. Berzinis, D. Campbell, J. Cannon, W. Lee, D. McKinnon, T. Mincey, D.K. White
ON THE MECHANISM OF FLAVIN-CATALYSED HYDROXYLATION REACTIONS, Pages 477-490, Vincent Massey
ON THE CHEMISTRY OF FLAVIN DEPENDENT OXYGEN ACTIVATION, Pages 491-511, P. Hemmerich, A. Wessiak
SINGLET MOLECULAR OXYGEN CHEMISTRY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR FLAVIN-COFACTOR HYDROXYLATIONS, Pages 513-555, William A. Goddard III, Lawrence B. Harding
OXYGEN AND HYDROGEN PEROXIDE PROMOTED INTERCONVERSION OF IRON(II) AND IRON(III) IN HEMERYTHRIN, Pages 557-571, Z. Bradić, P.C. Harrington, R.G. Wilkins
ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES OF PROTOCATECHUATE DIOXYGENASE FROM PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA, Pages 573-587, D. Ballou, C. Bull
THE QUATERNARY STRUCTURE OF MUSHROOM TYROSINASE AND THE SUBUNIT COMPOSITION OF FOUR ACTIVE SPECIES OF THE ENZYME, Pages 589-602, Steven Gutterldge, Howard S. Mason
DETECTION OF SINGLET OXYGEN IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS: A CRITIQUE, Pages 603-626, Christopher S. Foote
GENERATION AND SUBSEQUENT QUENCHING OF SINGLET OXYGEN IN THE REACTION OF POTASSIUM SUPEROXIDE WITH IODINE, Pages 627-634, Frank E. Scully Jr.
THE ROLE OF SUPEROXIDE IN THE INDUCTION OF SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE AND OXYGEN TOXICITY, Pages 635-658, J.A. Fee, A.C. Lees, P.L. Bloch, F.C. Neidhardt
THE CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF SUPEROXIDE ANION IN APROTIC VERSUS PROTIC MEDIA: A REVIEW, Pages 659-677, Joan S. Valentine
MEASUREMENT OF AND PROTECTION FROM IN VIVO LIPID PEROXIDATION, Pages 679-698, Al L. Tappel
LIPID PEROXIDATION IN MODEL AND NATURAL MEMBRANES, Pages 699-708, J.F. Mead, A. Sevanian, R.A. Stein, G.-S. Wu
GENERATION OF OXYGEN METABOLITES BY PHAGOCYTIC CELLS: STUDIES WITH A SUBCELLULAR FRACTION OF HUMAN NEUTROPHILS, Pages 709-724, Linda C. McPhail, Daniel R. Ambruso, Michael J. Pabst, Richard B. Johnston Jr.
THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON CHEMILUMINESCENCE BY POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTES IN VITRO, Pages 725-736, John E. Repine, John R. Hoidal, Gregory D. Beall, Fred L. Rasp Jr., Dennis P. Clifford, John W. Eaton, Scott Davies, C.C. Clawson, James G. White, Richard B. Fox
ORGANISMAL, TISSUE AND ENZYMATIC LEVEL METABOLIC RESPONSES TO AN OXYGEN-RICH ENVIRONMENT, Pages 737-754, John Patrick Jordan, Robert R. Gorman
SPECIFIC ENZYMATIC SITES AND CELLULAR MECHANISMS OF OXYGEN TOXICITY, Pages 755-766, Olen R. Brown
EFFECT OF OXYGEN AND RELATED RADICALS ON RAT PULMONARY CELLS, Pages 767-783, Anne P. Autor, Arthur W. Fox, Jeffrey B. Stevens
MECHANISM OF CATARACTOGENESIS INDUCED BY 3-AMINO-1H-1,2, 4-TRIAZOLE I: MORPHOLOGY AND HISTOPATHOLOGY OF CATARACT AND THE ROLE OF CATALASE IN THE REGULATION OF H2O2 IN THE EYE, Pages 785-796, Kailash C. Bhuyan, Durga K. Bhuyan
MECHANISM OF CATARACTOGENESIS INDUCED BY 3-AMINO-1H-1,2,4-TRIAZOLE II: SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE OF THE EYE AND ITS ROLE IN PROTECTING THE OCULAR LENS FROM OXIDATIVE DAMAGE BY ENDOGENOUS , H2O2 AND/OR OH, Pages 797-809, Durga K. Bhuyan, Kailash C. Bhuyan
THE ROLE OF OXYGEN IN THE RADIATION BIOLOGY OF TUMORS, Pages 811-823, Helen B. Stone
MALARIA INFECTION AND HOST CELL OXIDANT DAMAGE, Pages 825-837, John W. Eaton, James R. Eckman
THE ENHANCED SURVIVAL OF MOUSE THYROID ALLOGRAFTS AFTER TREATMENT WITH HYPERBARIC OXYGEN, Pages 839-844, David W. Talmage, Gladys Dart
SPECTROSCOPIC MAPPING OF OXYGEN SUPPLY-DEMAND IN HEART, Pages 845-857, Clyde H. Barlow, Britton Chance, Wesley Harden III, Michael B. Simson, Alden H. Harken
INDEX, Pages 859-866