Biomembranes Part I: Visual Pigments and Purple Membranes II

Content: 
Editorial Board
Page iii

Contributors to volume 88
Pages xiii-xviii

Preface
Page xix
Lester Packer

Volume in series
Pages xx-xxvii

[1] The isolation of deuterated bacteriorhodopsin from fully deuterated Halobacterium halobium Original Research Article
Pages 3-5
Henry L. Crespi

[2] Preparation and properties of monomeric bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 5-10
Norbert A. Dencher, Maarten P. Heyn

[3] Reconstitution of the retinal proteins bacteriorhodopsin and halorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 10-17
Dieter Oesterhelt

[4] Bacteriorhodopsin in phospholipid vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 17-25
Piet W.M. van Duck, Karel van Dam

[5] Phospholipid substitution of the purple membrane Original Research Article
Pages 26-30
Evert P. Bakker, S.Roy Caplan

[6] Reconstitution of monomeric bacteriorhodopsin into phospholipid vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 31-35
Maarten P. Heyn, Norbert A. Dencher

[7] A single turnover study of photoelectric current-generating proteins Original Research Article
Pages 35-45
V.P. Skulachev

[8] The assembly of bacteriorhodopsin-containing planar membranes by the sequential transfer of air-water interface films Original Research Article
Pages 45-55
Juan I. Korenbrot

[9] Primary structure of bacteriorhodopsin: Sequencing methods for membrane proteins Original Research Article
Pages 56-74
Gerhard E. Gerber, H.Gobind Khoranat

[10] Delipidation, renaturation, and reconstitution of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 74-81
Hagan Bayley, Bo Höjeberg, Kuo-Sen Huang, H.Gobind Khorana, Mei-June Liao, Christina Lind, Erwin London

[11] The identification of helical segments in the polypeptide chain of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 81-88
D.M. Engelman, A. Goldman, T.A. Steitz

[12] Determination of modified positions in the polypeptide chain of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 89-98
Horst-Dieter Lemke, Jurgen Bergmeyer, Dieter Oesterhelt

[13] Lipids of purple membrane from extreme halophiles and of methanogenic bacteria Original Research Article
Pages 98-111
M. Kates, S.C. Kushwaha, G.D. Sprott

[14] Preparation of new two- and three-dimensional crystal forms of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 111-117
Hartmut Michel, Dieter Oesterhelt

[15] Freeze-substitution and freeze-etching method for studying the ultrastructure of photoreceptive membrane Original Research Article
Pages 118-123
Jiro Usukura, Eichi Yamada

[16] Analysis of bacteriorhodopsin structure by X-ray diffraction Original Research Article
Pages 124-132
A.E. Blaurock

[17] Rapid kinetic optical absorption spectroscopy of bacteriorhodopsin photocycles Original Research Article
Pages 133-162
Richard H. Lozier

[18] The photoreaction cycle of bacteriorhodopsin: Low-temperature spectrophotometry Original Research Article
Pages 163-167
Fumio Tokunaga, Tatsuo Iwasa

[19] Photochemistry and isomer determination of 13-cis-and trans-bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 167-174
Norbert A. Dencher, Charles N. Rafferty, Walter Sperling

[20] Spin labeling of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 175-177
Rosalie K. Crouch

[21] Heavy atom labeling of retinal in bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 178-180
Michael G. Motto, Koji Nakanishi

[22] Analysis of photocyle and orientation in thin layers Original Research Article
Pages 180-193
Rafi Koresntein, Benno Hess

[23] Cooperativity of photocycle in purple membrane Original Research Article
Pages 193-201
Rafi Korenstein, Benno Hess

[24] High-performance liquid chromatography method for isolation of membrane proteins from halobacterial membrane Original Research Article
Pages 202-207
Tetsuya Konishi

[25] Heterobifunctional cross-linking of bacteriorhodopsin by hydrophobic azidoarylisothiocyanates Original Research Article
Pages 207-213
Hans Sigrist, Peter Zahler

[26] Measurement of light-regulated phosphoproteins of Halobacterium halobium Original Research Article
Pages 213-216
Elena Negri Spudich, John Lee Spudich

[27] Emission spectroscopy of rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 217-229
Aaron Lewis, G.J. Perreault

[28] Preparation of planar membrane monolayers for spectroscopy and electron microscopy Original Research Article
Pages 230-235
Knute A. Fisher

[29] Metal decoration of the purple membrane Original Research Article
Pages 235-241
Dorothea-Ch. Neugebauer

[30] Neutron scattering of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 241-248
Glen I. King, Benno P. Schoenborn

[31] Transient dichroism of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 248-254
Richard J. Cherry

[32] Spectroscopic methods for protonation state determination Original Research Article
Pages 254-265
Dietrich Kuschmitz, Benno Hess

[33] Monitoring of protein conformation changes during photocycle Original Research Article
Pages 265-267
Brian Becher

[34] X-ray diffraction studies of purple membranes reconstituted from brown membrane Original Research Article
Pages 268-271
Toshiaki Hamanaka, Kenji Hiraki, Toshio Mitsui

[35] Light-induced volume changes Original Research Article
Pages 272-276
William W. Parson

[36] Application of nanosecond X-ray diffraction techniques to bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 276-281
Robert D. Frankel, James M. Forsyth

[37] X-ray diffraction studies of light interactions with bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 282-286
J. Stamatoff, R.H. Lozier, S. Gruner

[38] Orientation of purple membranes by electric field Original Research Article
Pages 287-297
Lajos Keszthelyi

[39] Effect of viscosity on the photocycle of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 297-305
Laura Eisenstein

[40] Time-resolved protein fluorescence measurements of intermediates in the photocycle of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 306-310
William D. Hopewell, Joseph M. Fukumoto

[41] Recent advances in the study of bacteriorhodopsin dynamic structure using high-field solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy Original Research Article
Pages 310-325
Eric Oldfield, Robert A. Kinsey, Augustin Kintanar

[42] Preparation of oriented multilamellar arrays of natural and artificial biological membranes Original Research Article
Pages 326-333
Noel A. Clark, Kenneth J. Rothschild

[43] Light-induced pH gradients measured with spin-labeled amine and carboxylic acid probes: Application to Halobacterium halobium cell envelope vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 334-344
R.J. Mehlhorn, I. Probst

[44] Secondary ion movements in Halobacterium halobium Original Research Article
Pages 344-349
Gottfried Wagner

[45] Photophosphorylation and reconstitution of photophosphorylation in halobacterial cells Original Research Article
Pages 349-355
Dieter Oesterhelt

[46] Simultaneous measurements of proton movement and membrane potential changes in the wild-type and mutant Halobacterium halobium vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 356-360
Naoki Kamo, Toni Racanelli, Lester Packer

[47] The classification of halobacteria Original Research Article
Pages 360-368
Terje Torsvik, Ian Dundas

[48] The Halobacterium group: Microbiological methods Original Research Article
Pages 369-373
Hans Jurgen Weber, Syam Sarma, Terrance Leighton

[49] Plasmids in halobacteria: Restriction maps Original Research Article
Pages 374-379
Gottfried Weidinger, Felicitas Pfeifer, Werner Goebel

[50] The isolation of Halobacterium mutant strains with defects in pigment synthesis Original Research Article
Pages 379-390
Hans Jurgen Weber, Roberto A. Bogomolni

[51] the brown membrane of Halobacterium halobium: The biosynthetic precursor of the purple membrane Original Research Article
Pages 391-395
Manfred Sumper

[52] Lipids of Thermoplasma Original Research Article
Pages 396-406
Thomas A. Langworthy

[53] Isolation of the white membrane of crystalline bacterio-opsin from Halobacterium halobium R1mW lacking carotenoid Original Research Article
Pages 407-411
Yasuo Mukohata, Yasuo Sugiyama

[54] Identification and detection of electron transfer components in methanogens Original Research Article
Pages 412-417
Jack R. Lancaster Jr.

[55] Anaerobic growth of halobacteria Original Research Article
Pages 417-420
Dieter Oesterhelt

[56]Photobehavior of Halobacterium halobium Original Research Article
Pages 420-426
Norbert A. Dencher, Eilo Hildebrand

[57]Demonstration of primary sodium transport activity in Halobacterium halobium envelope vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 426-433
Edward V. Lindley, Phillip N. Howles, Russell E. MacDonald

[58]Assay of pigment P588 and its discrimination from bacteriorhodopsin by flash spectroscopy techniques Original Research Article
Pages 434-439
Roberto A. Bogomolni, Hans Jurgenweber

[59] Spectrophotometric determination of halorhodopsin in Halobacterium halobium Membranes Original Research Article
Pages 439-443
Janos K. Lanyi

[60] Comparison of bacteriorhodopsin and rhodopsin molecular structure Original Research Article
Pages 447-462
B.A. Wallace

[61] Protein- chromophore interactions as spectroscopic and photochemical determinants Original Research Article
Pages 462-470
Barry Honig, Thomas G. Ebrey

[62] Molecular aspects of the photocycles of rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin: A comparative overview Original Research Article
Pages 470-491
Michael Ottolenghi

[63] Use of high-performance liquid chromatography to separate and identify retinals Original Research Article
Pages 491-496
Richard A. Blatchly, Koji Nakanishi

[64] Synthetic analogs of retinal, bacteriorhodopsin, and bovine rhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 496-506
Valeria Balogh-Nair, Koji Nakanishi

[65] Synthesis and photochemistry of stereoisomers of retinal Original Research Article
Pages 506-516
Robert S.H. Liu, Alfred E. Asato

[66] Synthetic pigments of rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 516-521
Thomas G. Ebrey

[67] Energy levels of the visual chromophores by two-photon spectroscopy Original Research Article
Pages 522-532
Robert R. Birge

[68] Photoisomerization kinetics of retinal analogs Original Research Article
Pages 533-542
David S. Kliger

[69] Isolation and purification of retinals from purple membranes for mass spectral analysis Original Research Article
Pages 542-546
Stanley Seltzer, Mow Lin

[70] Identification of cis/trans isomers of retinal analogs by high-performance proton NMR method Original Research Article
Pages 546-552
Paul Towner, Wolfgang Gärtner

[71] Methods for extraction of pigment chromophore Original Research Article
Pages 552-561
Motoyuki Tsuda

[72] Resonance raman spectroscopy of rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 561-617
Aaron Lewis

[73] Time-resolved chromophore resonance raman and protein fluorescence of the intermediates of the proton pump photocycle of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 617-625
M.A. El-Sayed

[74] Resonance raman techniques for photolabile samples: Pump-probe and flow Original Research Article
Pages 625-633
Robert Callender

[75] Resonance raman spectroscopy of rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin isotopic analogs Original Research Article
Pages 633-643
Richard Mathies

[76] Kinetic resonance raman spectroscopy of purple membrane using rotating sample Original Research Article
Pages 643-648
Pramod V. Argade, Kenneth J. Rothschild

[77] Spinning sample raman spectroscopy at 77°°K: Bacteriorhodopsin's primary photoproduct Original Research Article
Pages 648-659
Mark Braiman, Richard Mathies

[78] Kinetic resonance raman spectroscopy with microsampling rotating cells Original Research Article
Pages 659-666
Aaron Lewis

[79] Calorimetric measurements of light-induced processes Original Research Article
Pages 667-673
Alan Cooper

[80] Tritium-hydrogen exchange kinetics Original Research Article
Pages 673-676
Nancy W. Downer, Joan J. Englander

[81] Infrared measurement of peptide hydrogen exchange in rhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 676-680
H.Beverley Osborne, Eliane Nabedryk-Viala

[82] A comparison of hydrogen exchange methods applied to rhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 681-682
Nancy W. Downer, H. Beverley Osborne

[83] Spin-label probes of light-induced electrical potentials in rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 682-696
David S. Cafiso, Wayne L. Hubel, Alexandre Quintanilha

[84] Infrared absorption of photoreceptor and purple membranes Original Research Article
Pages 696-714
K.J. Rothschild, R. Sanches, Noel A. Clard

[85] Effect of pressure on visual pigment and purple membrane Original Research Article
Pages 714-722
Motoyuki Tsuda

[86] Some approaches to determining the primary structure of membrane proteins Original Research Article
Pages 723-729
N.G. Abdulaev, Yu.A. Ovchinnikov

[87] Kinetic properties of rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin measured by kinetic infrared spectroscopy (KIS) Original Research Article
Pages 729-740
Werner Mäntele, Fritz Siebert, W. Kreutz

[88] Photodichroism and the rotational motions of rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 741-750
Patrick L. Ahl, Richard A. Cone

[89] Measurements of volumes and electrochemical gradients with spin probes in membrane vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 751-762
Rolf J. Mehlhorn, Pedro Landau, Lester Packer

[90] Diffusible spin labels used to study lipid-protein interactions with rhodopsin and bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 762-772
Derek Marsh, Anthony Watts

[91] A computer technique for structural studies of bacteriorhodopsin Original Research Article
Pages 772-784
Hayward Zwerling, Rolf Mehlhorn, Lester Packer, Robert Macelroy

Author index
Pages 785-812

Subject index
Pages 813-836