Bioluminescence and Chemiluminescence Part B

Content: 
Contributors to volume 133
Pages ix-xii

Preface
Page xiii
Marlene A. DeLuca, William D. McElroy

Volumes in series
Pages xv,xvii-xxvii

[1] Cloning firefly luciferase Original Research Article
Pages 3-14
Jeffrey R. de Wet, Keith V. Wood, Donald R. Helinski, Marlene DeLuca

[2] Extraction of adenosine triphosphate from microbial and somatic cells Original Research Article
Pages 14-22
Philip E. Stanley

[3] Detection of bacteriurea by bioluminescence Original Research Article
Pages 22-27
Bruce A. Hanna

[4] Estimation of biomass in growing cell lines by adenosine triphosphate assay Original Research Article
Pages 27-42
Arne Lundin, Michael Hasenson, Jörgen Persson, Åke Pousette

[5] Sensitive bioluminescent assay for О±-bungarotoxin binding sites Original Research Article
Pages 43-51
James M. Schaeffer

[6] Commercially available firefly luciferase reagents Original Research Article
Pages 51-70
Franklin R. Leach, JoAnn J. Webster

[7] Cloning and expression of the genes from the bioluminescent system of marine bacteria Original Research Article
Pages 70-83
Carol Miyamoto, Michael Boylan, Angus Graham, Edward Meighen

[8] Techniques for cloning and analyzing bioluminescence genes from marine bacteria Original Research Article
Pages 83-98
JoAnne Engebrecht, Michael Silverman

[9] Purification of bacterial luciferase by affinity methods Original Research Article
Pages 98-108
Thomas O. Baldwin, Thomas F. Holzman, Rita B. Holzman, Vicki A. Riddle

[10] Purification of bacterial luciferase by high-performance liquid chromatography Original Research Article
Pages 109-128
Dennis J. O\'Kane, Mushtaq Ahmad, Iain B.C. Matheson, John Lee

[11] Bacterial luciferase 4a-hydroperoxyflavin intermediates: Stabilization, isolation, and properties Original Research Article
Pages 128-139
Shiao-Chun Tu

[12] Bacterial luciferase intermediates: The neutral flavin semiquinone, its reaction with superoxide, and the flavin 4a-hydroxide Original Research Article
Pages 140-149
M. KurfГјrst, S. Ghisla, J.W. Hastings

[13] Purification and properties of lumazine proteins from Photobacterium strains Original Research Article
Pages 149-172
Dennis J. O\'Kane, John Lee

[14] Fatty acid reductase from Photobacterium phosphoreum Original Research Article
Pages 172-182
Angel Rodriguez, Lee Wall, Denis Riendeau, Edward Meighen

[15] Bioluminescence-related acyltransferases from Photobacterium phosphoreum and Vibrio harveyi Original Research Article
Pages 183-188
David Byers, Angel Rodriguez, Luc Carey, Edward Meighen

[16] Bioluminescent analysis of insect pheromones Original Research Article
Pages 189-197
David Morse, Rose Szittner, Gary Grant, Edward Meighen

[17] Bioluminescent assays using coimmobilized enzymes Original Research Article
Pages 198-208
G. Wienhausen, M. DeLuca

[18] Bioluminescent assays of estrogens Original Research Article
Pages 209-215
Jean-Claude Nicolas, Anne Marie Boussioux, AndrГ© Crastes de Paulet

[19] Immobilized enzymes for assaying bile acids Original Research Article
Pages 215-229
J. Schoelmerich, A. Roda, M. DeLuca

[20] Continuous-flow bioluminescent assays employing sepharose-immobilized enzymes Original Research Article
Pages 229-237
Daniel C. Vellom, Larry J. Kricka

[21] Flow systems utilizing nylon-immobilized enzymes Original Research Article
Pages 238-248
Aldo Roda, Stefano Girotti, Giacomo Carrea

[22] Active center-based immunoassay approach using bacterial luciferase Original Research Article
Pages 248-264
Thomas O. Baldwin, Thomas F. Holzman, Rita B. Holzman

[23] Bioluminescence test for genotoxic agents Original Research Article
Pages 264-274
S. Ulitzur

[24] Determination of antibiotic activities with the aid of luminous bacteria Original Research Article
Pages 275-284
S. Ulitzur

[25] Amplified bioluminescence assay using avidin-biotin technology Original Research Article
Pages 284-288
G. Barnard, E.A. Bayer, M. Wilchek, Y. Amir-Zaltsman, F. Kohen

[26] Isolation and expression of a cDNA coding for aequorin, the Ca2+-activated photoprotein from Aequorea victoria Original Research Article
Pages 289-298
Douglas C. Prasher, Richard O. McCann, Milton J. Cormier

[27] Molecular cloning of apoaequorin cDNA Original Research Article
Pages 298-306
Masato Noguchi, Frederick I. Tsuji, Yoshiyuki Sakaki

[28] Cell-free components in dinoflagellate bioluminescence. The particulate activity: Scintillons; the soluble components: Luciferase, luciferin, and luciferin-binding protein Original Research Article
Pages 307-327
J. Woodland Hastings, Jay C. Dunlap

[29] Enhanced chemiluminescent reactions catalyzed by horseradish peroxidase Original Research Article
Pages 331-353
Gary H.G. Thorpe, Larry J. Kricka

[30] Luminescence immunoassays for haptens and proteins Original Research Article
Pages 354-365
W. Graham Wood, Jörg Braun, Uwe Hantke

[31] Immunoassays using acridinium esters Original Research Article
Pages 366-387
Ian Weeks, Maria Sturgess, Richard C. Brown, J. Stuart Woodhead

[32] Surface chemiluminescent immunoassays of steroids Original Research Article
Pages 387-403
F. Kohen, J. De Boever, J.B. Kim

[33] Photographic detection of chemiluminescent and bioluminescent reactions Original Research Article
Pages 404-420
Larry J. Kricka, Gary H.G. Thorpe

[34] On-line computer analysis of the kinetics of chemiluminescent reactions: Application to luminescent immunoassays Original Research Article
Pages 420-435
Mario Pazzagli, Mario Serio

[35] Chemiluminescence detection system for high-performance liquid chromatography Original Research Article
Pages 435-449
Kazuhiro Imai

[36] Phagocytic leukocyte oxygenation activities and chemiluminescence: A kinetic approach to analysis Original Research Article
Pages 449-493
Robert C. Allen

[37] Cellular chemiluminescence associated with disease states Original Research Article
Pages 493-507
Knox Van Dyke, Chris Van Dyke

[38] Luminescent bioassays based on macrophage cell lines Original Research Article
Pages 507-530
Patrick De Baetselier, Eric Schram

[39] Stable 1,2-dioxetanes as labels for thermochemiluminescent immunoassay Original Research Article
Pages 531-557
Jan C. Hummelen, Theo M. Luider, Hans Wynberg

[40] Synthesis of chemiluminogenic protein conjugates with dimethyl adipimidate for sensitive immunoassays Original Research Article
Pages 557-568
G. Messeri, H.R. Schroeder, A.L. Caldini, C. Orlando

[41] Chemiluminescent probes for singlet oxygen in biological reactions Original Research Article
Pages 569-584
Ambler Thompson, Howard H. Seliger, Gary H. Posner

[42] Characteristics of commercial radiometers Original Research Article
Pages 587-603
Philip E. Stanley

Author index
Pages 605-622

Subject index
Pages 623-649