Bioluminescence and Chemiluminescence. Basic Chemistry and Analytical Applications

Content: 
Inside Front Cover One, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages xv-xxvi
Preface, Pages xxvii-xxviii
Inside Front Cover Two, Pages xxix-xxx
INTRODUCTION TO CHEMILUMINESCENCE AND EXCITED STATES, Page 1
SPECTROSCOPY OF THE SOLVENT CAGE. GENERATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EXCITED STATE, Pages 3-16, Michael Kasha, Barry Dellinger, Craig Brown
CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 17-19, Karl-Dietrich Gundermann
CHEMILUMINESCENCE OF OXYGENASE REACTIONS, Pages 21-22, H.H. Seliger, J.P. Hamman, W.H. Biggley
ACTIVATED CHEMILUMINESCENCE OF DIMETHYLDIOXETANONE, Pages 23-29,31-41, Gary B. Schuster, Steven B. Schmidt
PRELIMINARY EVENTS LEADING TO THE PRODUCTION OF LUMINOL-DEPENDENT CHEMILUMINESCENCE BY HUMAN GRANULOCYTES, Pages 45-53, Knox Van Dyke, Cynthia Van Dyke, David Peden, Maria Matamoros, Vincent Castranova, George Jones
CHEMILUMINESCENCE IMMUNOASSAY FOR ANTI-HUMAN IgG, Pages 55-62, H.R. Schroeder, C.M. Hines, P.O. Vogelhut
LUCIGENIN CHEMILUMINESCENCE: A NEW APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTE REDOX ACTIVITY, Pages 63-73, Robert C. Allen
MEASUREMENT OF THE OPSONIC ACTIVITY OF SERUM BY GRANULOCYTE CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 75-80, Paul Stevens, William D. Welch
ON THE QUESTION OF SINGLET OXYGEN PRODUCTION IN POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUCOCYTES, Pages 81-93, Christopher S. Foote, Rosangela B. Abakerli, Roger L. Clough, Robert I. Lehrer
INTRODUCTION TO BACTERIAL BIOLUMINESCENCE, Page 95
FLUORESCENCE PROPERTIES OF LUCIFERASE PEROXYFLAVINS PREPARED WITH ISO-FMN AND 2-THIO FMN, Pages 97-102, J.W. Hastings, Sandro Ghisla, Manfred Kurfürst, Peter Hemmerich
PROPERTIES OF A LUMAZINE PROTEIN FROM THE BIOLUMINESCENT BACTERIUM PHOTOBACTERIUM PHOSPHOREUM, Pages 103-112, John Lee, L.A. Carreira, Robert Gast, R.M. Irwin, Prasad Koka, E. Daune Small, A.J.W.G. Visser
PURIFICATION, IDENTIFICATION AND SYNTHESIS OF PHOTOBACTERIUM FISCHERI AUTOINDUCER, Pages 113-120, A. Eberhard, C. Eberhard, A.L. Burlingame, G.L. Kenyon, N.J. Oppenheimer, K.H. Nealson
ACTIVE CENTER STUDIES ON BACTERIAL LUCIFERASE: EVIDENCE THAT THE REACTIVE CYSTEINYL RESIDUE IS WITHIN THE PROTEASE-LABILE REGION OF THE α SUBUNIT, Pages 121-128, Thomas O. Baldwin, John J. Dougherty Jr., Steven K. Rausch, Margaret V. Merritt
BACTERIAL BIOLUMINESCENCE: ACCESSORY ENZYMES, Pages 129-137, Edward Meighen, Denis Riendeau, Andrew Bognar
BIOLUMINESCENCE TEST FOR MUTAGENIC AGENTS, Pages 139-145, Shimon Ulitzur, Irith Weiser, Shmuel Yannai
A THERMODYNAMIC EXPLANATION FOR THE KINETIC DIFFERENCES OBSERVED USING DIFFERENT CHAIN LENGTH ALDEHYDES IN THE IN VITRO BACTERIAL BIOLUMINESCENT REACTION, Pages 147-154, James E. Becvar, Li-Huey Wu
ACTIVE CENTER STUDIES ON BACTERIAL LUCIFERASE: MODIFICATION WITH METHYL METHANETHIOLSULFONATE, Pages 155-160, Miriam M. Ziegler, Thomas O. Baldwin
ISOLATION AND REACTION PRODUCT CHARACTERIZATION OF AN OXYGENATED BACTERIAL LUCIFERASE INTERMEDIATE FORMED WITH A FLAVIN ANALOG, Pages 161-167,169-175, Shiao-Chun Tu
INTRODUCTION TO FIREFLY BIOLUMINESCENCE, Page 177
THE CHEMISTRY AND APPLICATIONS OF FIREFLY LUMINESCENCE, Pages 179-186, W.D. McElroy, Marlene DeLuca
APPLICATIONS OF FIREFLY LUMINESCENCE, Pages 187-196, Arne Lundin
DYNAMIC MEASUREMENT OF ATP WITH FIREFLY LUCIFERASE BIOLUMINESCENCE, Pages 197-202, John J. Lemasters
PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PINK-COLORED CYPRIDINA LUCIFERASE, A NATURAL MODEL OF THE LUCIFERIN-LUCIFERASE COMPLEX, Pages 203-207, oshio Goto, Hideshi Nakamura
STANDARD ASSAY FOR TOTAL CREATINE KINASE AND THE MB-ISOENZYME IN HUMAN SERUM WITH FIREFLY LUCIFERASE, Pages 209-222, Karl Wulff, Fritz Stähler, Wolfgang Gruber
INTRODUCTION TO RENILLA, AEQUOREA, EARTHWORM, AND LAND SNAIL BIOLUMINESCENCE, Page 223
RENILLA AND AEQUOREA BIOLUMINESCENCE, Pages 225-233, Milton J. Cormier
PROPERTIES OF THE COELENTERATE GREEN-FLUORESCENT PROTEINS, Pages 235-242, William W. Ward
APPLICATIONS OF AEQUORIN, Pages 243-248, John R. Blinks
EARTHWORM BIOLUMINESCENCE, Pages 249-256, John E. Wampler
LUMINESCENCE ACTIVITY OF THE LAND SNAIL QUANTULA STRIATA, Pages 257-265,267-271, Yata Haneda
OVERVIEW OF APPLICATIONS OF BIOLUMINESCENCE, Pages 275-281, Philip E. Stanley
IMMUNOASSAYS MONITORED BY CHEMILUMIGENIC LABELS, Pages 283-286, R.C. Boguslaski, H.R. Schroeder
ASPECTS ON THE POTENTIALITIES OF BIOLUMINESCENCE ASSAY IN CELL BIOLOGY AND MICROPHYSIOLOGY, Pages 287-293,295-299, Sven E. Brolin, Gunnar Wettermark
OVERVIEW, Pages 303-307, T.P. Whitehead
A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE MEASUREMENT OF URINARY PREGNANEDIOL-3α-GLUCURONIDE BY A SOLID-PHASE CHEMILUMINESCENCE IMMUNOASSAY, Pages 311-317, G. Barnard, W.P. Collins, F. Kohen, H.R. Lindner
CHEMILUMINESCENT REACTIONS OF ALCOHOLS AND ALDEHYDES, Pages 319-325, Ralph J. Bushnell
DEFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TRANSMEMBRANE POTENTIAL OF GRANULOCYTES IN CHRONIC GRANULOMATOUS DISEASE, Pages 327-333, Vincent Castranova, George S. Jones, Ruth M. Phillips, David Peden, Knox VanDyke
ROOM TEMPERATURE PHOSPHORESCENCE OF SOME PHARMACEUTICAL IMPORTANT IMIDAZOLES, Pages 335-346, F. Abdel Fattah, W. Baeyens, P. De Moerloose
AN OXYGEN PROBE BASED ON TETRAKIS ALKYL AMINOETHYLENE CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 347-349, Thompson M. Freeman, W. Rudolf Seitz
AN IMMUNOASSAY FOR URINARY ESTRIOL-16α-GLUCURONIDE BASED ON ANTIBODY-ENHANCED CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 351-356, F. Kohen, J.B. Kim, H.R. Lindner, G. Barnard
ASSAY OF GONADAL STEROIDS BASED ON ANTIBODY-ENHANCED CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 357-364, F. Kohen, J.B. Kim, H.R. Lindner
DISSOCIATIVE AND NON-DISSOCIATIVE ELECTRON TRANSFER MECHANISMS IN BIOLUMINESCENCE AND CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 365-372, E.M. Kosower
SITE-SPECIFIC CHEMILUMINESCENT PROBES USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF pH, PEROXIDATION AND FREE RADICALS INTERNALLY IN METABOLICALLY ACTIVE ORGANELLES, Pages 373-381, Richard D. Lippman
DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF BACTERIAL AND VIRAL INFECTIONS ON GRANULOCYTE CHEMILUMINESCENCE (CL), Pages 383-384, J.P. McCarthy, P.Z. Sobocinski, P.B. Jahrling, D.W. Reichard
ARACHIDONATE - BASED CHEMILUMINESCENCE IN HUMAN GRANULOCYTES AND PLATELETS USING THE MONOLIGHT 301 (DRUG STUDIES), Pages 385-390, David Peden, Chris Van Dyke, Cynthia Van Dyke, Knox Van Dyke, Vincent Castranova, George Jones, Michael Ringrose
CHEMILUMINESCENCE DERIVED FROM 4a-(ALKYLPEROXY) FLAVINS, Pages 391-394, Peter T. Shepherd, Thomas C. Bruice
THE USE OF BENTONITE CLAYS TO INCREASE THE SPEED AND YIELD OF HARVEST OF LUMINOUS BACTERIA BY CONTINUOUS FLOW CENTRIFUGATION, Pages 397-402, James E. Becvar, Amina Mahomedy, Oscar Dominguez, John Hostak, Bean Burr, A. Bryce Campbell, Frank Loudermilk, Daniel Marquez, Kevin Ayer
THE RED ABSORBING FLAVIN SPECIES IN THE REACTION OF BACTERIAL LUCIFERASE WITH FMNH2 AND O2, Pages 403-408, J.W. Hastings, Robert Presswood, Sandro Ghisla, Manfred Kurfürst, Peter Hemmerich
BACTERIAL BIOLUMINESCENCE: APPLICATIONS TO ENTOMOLOGY, Pages 409-416, Edward A. Meighen, Keith N. Slessor, Gary G. Grant
THE USE OF THE BACTERIAL LUMINESCENT SYSTEM FOR THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF DEHYDROGENASES, Pages 417-423, H. Watanabe, J.W. Hastings
ACTIVITY COUPLING BETWEEN BACTERIAL LUCIFERASE AND FLAVIN ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE-DEPENDENT SALICYLATE HYDROXYLASE, Pages 425-432, Shiao-Chun Tu
ANALYTICAL ASPECTS OF THE FIREFLY LUCIFERASE REACTION KINETICS, Pages 435-441, Mushtaq Ahmad, Eric Schram
BIOLUMINESCENT SCREENING FOR BACTERIURIA, Pages 443-452, J.A. Lazaroni, D. Linkley Henry
PURIFICATION OF FIREFLY LUCIFERASE BY AMMONIUM SULPHATE PRECIPITATION AND ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING, Pages 453-465, Arne Lundin, Arne Myhrman, Gunilla Linfors
A CONVENIENT AFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY-BASED PURIFICATION OF FIREFLY LUCIFERASE, Pages 467-475, Thomas M. Marschner, Bruce R. Branchini, Angelina M. Montemurro
BIOLUMINESCENCE MICROASSAY OF CREATINE-KINASE: A COMPARISON WITH A SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC METHOD, Pages 477-483, Gianni Messeri, Anna L. Caldini, Paola Tozzi, Mario Pazzagli
INHIBITORS OF FIREFLY LUCIFERASE IN CLINICAL URINE SPECIMENS, Pages 485-490, Wright W. Nichols, G.D.W. Curtis, H.H. Johnston
USE OF A MATHEMATICAL REPRESENTATION FOR THE TIME-COURSE OF THE FIREFLY LUCIFERASE LIGHT REACTION, Pages 491-496, Eric Schram, Mushtaq Ahmad, Eric Moreels
STUDIES ON THE SENSITIVITY OF ATP DETERMINATION USING COMMERCIAL FIREFLY LUCIFERASE, Pages 497-504, JoAnn J. Webster, Phyllis B. Taylor, Franklin R. Leach
CHEMILUMINESCENCE OF A 6,7-DIHYDROFLAVIN AND SOME RELATED PTERIDINES, Pages 507-514, R. Addink
IN VIVO SPECTROSCOPY OF A BIOLUMINESCENT CELL: PYROCISTIS LUNULA, Page 515, B. Arrio, A. Dupaix, C. Fresneau, B. Lécuyer, P. Volfin
THE COUNTERLIGHTING HYPOTHESIS: IN SITU OBSERVATIONS ON ARGYROPELECUS HEMIGYMNUS, Pages 517-523, Fernand Baguet, Jacques Piccard
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF THE BIOLUMINESCENT POLYNOÏD WORMS, Page 525, A. Dupaix, C. Fresneau, P. Volfin, B. Arrio, B. Lécuyer
RED FLUORESCENCE OF FISH AND CEPHALOPOD PHOTOPHORES, Pages 527-530, Peter J. Herring
OXYGEN-DEPENDENT STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS CHEMILUMINESCENCE: THE IMPORTANCE OF METABOLISM AND MEDIUM COMPOSITION, Pages 531-542, Deborah J. Hunter, Robert C. Allen
PRELIMINARY ULTRASTRUCTURAL DESCRIPTION OF COELOMOCYTES OF THE LUMINESCENT OLIGOCHAETE, Pontodrilus bermudensis (ANNELIDA), Pages 543-559, Barrie G.M. Jamieson, John E. Wampler, Michael C. Schultz
ON THE BACTERIAL-ASSOCIATED LIGHT ORGAN IN CHLOROPHTHALMUS, Pages 561-567, Hiroaki Somiya
CIRCULAR POLARIZATION OBSERVED IN BIOLUMINESCENCE, Pages 569-571, H. Wynberg, E.W. Meijer, J.C. Hummelen, H.P.J.M. Dekkers, P.H. Schippers, A.D. Carlson
ADVANTAGES IN MICROPROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN BIOLUMINESCENCE ASSAYS, Pages 575-581, Ambjörn Agren, Sven E. Brolin, Marianne Lindfors
AUTOLUMOGRAPHY: USING BIOLUMINESCFNCE TO “STAIN” FOR ENZYME ACTIVITIES RESOLVED ON POLYACRYLAMIDE GELS, Pages 583-589, James E. Becvar
BIOENERGETICS OF INSULIN AND GLUCAGON PRODUCING CELLS EVALUATED IN BIOLUMINESCENCE ASSAYS, Pages 591-599, Sven E. Brolin, Ambjörn Agren
APPLICATION OF THE PHOTOPROTEIN OBELIN TO THE MEASUREMENT OF FREE Ca2+ IN CELLS, Pages 601-607, Anthony K. Campbell, Maurice B. Hallett, Richard A. Daw, Malcolm E.T. Ryall, Russell C. Hart, Peter J. Herring
CHEMILUMINESCENCE OF CYTOTOXIC MACROPHAGES, Pages 609-616, Martin Ernst, Helmut Lang, Herbert Fischer
MEASUREMENTS OF GRANULOCYTE AND PLATELET CHEMILUMINESCENCE IN SMALL SAMPLES OF WHOLE BLOOD, Pages 617-622, Herbert Fischer, Taizo Kato, Heinrich Wokalek, Martin Ernst, Hartwig Eggert, Ernst Th. Rietschel
FLOW INJECTION ANALYSIS WITH CHEMILUMINESCENCE DETECTION; RECENT ADVANCES AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS, Pages 623-626, Mary Lynn Grayeski, Jerry Mullin, W. Rudolf Seitz, Elizabeth Zygowicz
ULTRASENSITIVE ASSAY OF NAD/NADH WITH FIREFLY LUCIFERASE, Pages 627-632, Lars-Åke Idahl
A CLINICAL USE OF SOLID PHASE SEPHAROSE-ISOLUMINOL FOR SENSITIVE THIOL ASSAY OF SERUM CHOLINESTERASE, Pages 633-637, Richard D. Lippman
CHEMILUMINESCENCE EXPERIMENTS ON A MODEL OF THE OLIGODYNAMIC ACTIVITY OF SILVER, Pages 639-644, Jerzy D. Meduski, Jerzy W. Meduski, James De La Rosa, Alexander Goetz
CHEMILUMINESCENT IMMUNOASSAY FOR THE DETECTION OF VIRUS/ANTIBODY AGGREGATES, Pages 645-649, Robert J. Miller Jr., Douglas W. Reichard
AN IMMUNOASSAY FOR PLASMA CORTISOL BASED ON CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 651-657, M. Pazzagli, F. Kohen, J.B. Kim, H.R. Lindner
DETERMINATION OF HEMOGLOBIN AND OTHER HEMOPROTEINS IN SERUM BY LUMINOL CHEMILUMINESCENCE, Pages 659-666, Thomas Olsson, Kurt Bergström, Anders Thore
BIOLUMINESCENT IMMUNOASSAY: A NEW ENZYME-LINKED ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR THE QUANTITATION OF ANTIGENS, Pages 667-672, Douglas W. Reichard, Robert J. Miller Jr.
CHEMILUMINESCENT LABELS IN IMMUNOASSAY, Pages 673-679, J. Steven, A. Simpson, Anthony K. Campbell, J.Stuart Woodhead, Adrian Richardson, Russell Hart, Frank McCapra
EVALUATION OF METABOLIC RATES USING BIOLUMINESCENCE ANALYSIS, Pages 681-685, Peter Wersäll, Sven Brolin, Birger Petersson, Claes-Göran Östenson
1,2-DIOXETANES AS CHEMILUMINESCENT PROBES AND LABELS, Pages 687-689, H. Wynberg, E.W. Meijer, J.C. Hummelen
DESIGN OF A CHEMILUMINESCENT AND BIOLUMINESCENT PHOTOMETER, Page 691, P. Volfin, B. Lécuyer, B. Arrio, A. Dupaix, C. Fresneau
BIOLUMINESCENT IMMUNOASSAYS: USE OF LUCIFERASE-ANTIGEN CONJUGATES FOR DETERMINATION OF METHOTREXATE AND DNP, Pages 693-696, Jon Wannlund, Marlene DeLuca
SIX-CHANNEL LUMINESCENCE ANALYZER FOR PHAGOCYTOSIS APPLICATIONS, Pages 699-703, Fritz Berthold, Helmut Kubisiak, Martin Ernst, Herbert Fischer
UTILIZATION OF MULTI-INJECTION FOR SAMPLE PROCESSING AND AUTOMATIC INTERNAL STANDARDIZATION (AIS) IN LUMINOMETRY, Pages 705-708, S.E. Kolehmainen, H. Vanstaen, J. Vossen
PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE MECHANISM OF BIOLUMINESCENCE IN THE OCEANIC SQUID SYMPLECTOTEUTHIS, Pages 709-714, G. Leisman, F.I. Tsuji
A NOVEL RAPID-MIXING APPARATUS FOR STUDIES OF CHEMILUMINESCENT REACTIONS, Pages 715-719, Jerzy D. Meduski, Jerzy W. Meduski, James De La Rosa
SIGNALS OF CHEMILUMINESCENCE EMITTED BY SPLEEN CELLS AND BONE MARROW MACROPHAGES AFTER STIMULATION WITH MITOGENS AND PARTICULATE SUBSTANCES, Pages 721-727, Sybille Müller, Sabine Falkenberg, Robert A. Fromtling, Anne M. Fromtling, Volker Klimetzek
CHEMILUMINESCENCE OF LUCIGENIN IN MICELLAR SYSTEMS, Pages 729-734, Constantine M. Paleos, George Vassilopoulos, John Nikokavouras
PICO-ZYME F AND PICO-EX FOR MEASURING CELLULAR ATP ON A PICO-LITE LUMINOMETER, Pages 735-743, Cindy Sanville
HIGH QUALITY BACTERIAL LUMINESCENCE REAGENTS FOR FMN MEASUREMENTS, Pages 745-753, Tenlin S. Tsai
A COMPARISON OF COMMERCIAL FIREFLY LUCIFERASES, Pages 755-762, JoAnn J. Webster, Jenq C. Chang, Jeffrey L. Howard, Franklin R. Leach
LUMINESCENT OSCILLATIONS IN MICROAEROBIC BATCH CULTURES OF PHOTOBACTERIUM PHOSPHOREUM, Pages 763-769, Richard A. Wecher, Ralph J. Bushnell
Index of Authors, Pages 771-773
Subject Index, Pages 775-782