From Cyclotrons to Cytochromes. Essays in Molecular Biology and Chemistry

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages xi-xv
INTRODUCTION, Pages 3-5, Nathan O. Kaplan, Arthur Robinson
MEDICINSKA NOBELINSTITUTET, Page 7
Everything I've Always Wanted to Know about Cytochromes but Did Not Dare to Ask: A loving tribute to Martin Kamen on his 65th birthday, from an ignorant musician, Page 9, H. Temianka
SOME MEMORIES, SOME JOYS, Pages 11-14, S.J. Singer
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE, Pages 15-32, Melvin Calvin
ISOTOPES AT BERKELEY IN THE THIRTIES, Pages 35-44, Edwin M. McMillan
WHY IS THE HALF-LIFE OF 14C SO LONG, Pages 45-49, H. Primakoff
TWO ISOTOPES ARE BETTER THAN ONE, Pages 51-58, Mildred Cohn
TRACERS IN BIOLOGY, Pages 59-65, A.A. Benson
RADIOACTIVE CARBON IN BACTERIAL METABOLISM: SOMETHING OLD AND SOMETHING NEW, Pages 67-75, H.A. Barker
THE REEMERGENCE OF POSITRON-EMITTING ISOTOPES AS TRACERS OF METABOLISM: A NEW APPROACH FOR MEASURING CHANGES IN RATES OF CELLULAR PROLIFERATION In Vivo, Pages 77-98, Morris Friedkin, Elizabeth J. Crawford, Kent Diveley, Isadore Wodinsky
FROM CO2 TO ACETATE, Pages 99-116, Harland G. Wood
FROM GLYCINE TO HEME, Pages 117-131, David Shemin
CHEMICAL EVOLUTION AND CHEMICAL INNOVATION, Pages 135-144, Fujio Egami
CYTOCHROME c1 - AN INERT CYTOCHROME, Pages 145-155, Tsoo E. King, Young-Ling Chiang
CYTOCHROMES AND FERREDOXINS IN BACTERIAL ELECTRON TRANSPORT AND CLASSIFICATION, Pages 157-191, T.E. Meyer
THE STRUCTURE AND CATALYTIC MECHANISMS OF CYTOCHROME c PEROXIDASE, Pages 193-201, Thomas L. Poulos, Joseph Kraut
INVESTIGATION OF CYTOCHROMES AT SUBZERO TEMPERATURES, Pages 203-213, Pierre Douzou
REDUCTION KINETICS OF Chromatium vinosum CYTOCHROME c′, Pages 215-229, W. Greg Miller, Michael A. Cusanovich
TOWARD A COMMON STRUCTURAL CONCEPT FOR P-450 HEME PROTEINS, Pages 231-250, Karl M. Dus
Thiobacillus novellus CYTOCHROME OXIDASE, Pages 251-262, Tateo Yamanaka, Keiko Fujii, Yoshihiro Fukumori
THE STRUCTURE AND CLASSIFICATION OF CYTOCHROMES c, Pages 263-280, R.P. Ambler
FIFTY YEARS OF ATP, Pages 283-289, Fritz Lipmann
BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORYLATIONS, 32P AND FIFTY YEARS OF ATP, Pages 291-297, Herman M. Kalckar
CYTOCHROMES AND REDOX SYSTEMS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS, Pages 299-303, Robin Hill
THE COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS: MILESTONES IN A CONCEPTUAL ZIGZAG, Pages 305-321, Howard Gest
STUDIES ON THE OXYGEN EVOLVING SYSTEM OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS: ARE THERE NONLINEAR MISSES?, Pages 323-345, J. Lavorel
PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION AFTER SINGLE TURNOVER LIGHT FLASHES IN CHROMATOPHORES FROM Rhodospirillum rubrum, Pages 347-354, Margareta Baltscheffsky, Arne Lundin
COMPOSITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE BACTERIAL PHOTOSYNTHETIC APPARATUS, Pages 355-366, Gerhart Drews
ACTIVE COMPONENTS BOUND TO THE CHROMATOPHORE MEMBRANE OF Rhodospirillum rubrum, Pages 367-380, Nozomu Nishi, Gilbu Soe, Tomisaburo Kakuno, Jinpei Yamashita, Takekazu Horio
STUDIES ON CAROTENES IN BACTERIAL REACTION CENTERS, Pages 381-389, Françoise Reiss-Husson, Ileana Agalidis
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND NITROGEN FIXATION REVISITED, Pages 391-396, J.W. Newton
NITROGENASE: PREPARATIVE METHODS AS A BASIS FOR NEW INVESTIGATIVE APPROACHES OR WHEN LESS CYTOCHROME IS BETTER, Pages 397-416, C.E. McKenna, H.T. Nguyen, C.W. Huang, M.C. McKenna, J.B. Jones, P.J. Stephens
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF MEMBRANE-BOUND PROTEINS FROM M. phlei, Pages 417-430, A.F. Brodie, V.K. Kalra, G. Kumar, A.J. Jacobs, S.H. Lee
THE DOPAMINE HYDROXYLATING SYSTEM OF BOVINE ADRENAL CHROMAFFIN GRANULES, Pages 431-444, Torgeir Flatmark
CONCERTED HYDROGEN BOND CHANGES IN PROTEIN CONFORMATIONAL TRANSITIONS, Pages 447-453, Herrick Baltscheffsky
PREDICTION OF THE SECONDARY STRUCTURE OF PROTEINS, Pages 455-468, Gerald D. Fasman
SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF π ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE AND OTHER HUMAN LIVER ADH ISOENZYMES, Pages 469-483, Bert L. Vallee, William A. Frey, Werner P. Dafeldecker, William F. Bosron, Ting-Kai Li
INTRINSIC BINDING ENERGY, ENZYMATIC CATALYSIS, AND COUPLED VECTORIAL PROCESSES, Pages 485-508, William P. Jencks
OXYGEN INACTIVATION AND STABILIZATION OF Azotobacter NITROGENASE, Pages 509-516, Alexander M. Klibanov, Nancy M. Weare
HORMONES OF THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY GLAND, Pages 519-528, Choh Hao Li
SAINT-AGNES, MUSIC, AND SPORULATION, Pages 529-536, Jekisiel Szulmajster
MOLECULAR MECHANISMS AND FUNCTION OF BIOLUMINESCENCE IN FISHES, Pages 537-559, Frederick I. Tsuji
REGULATION OF YEAST HEXOKINASE ACTIVITY, Pages 561-570, Sidney P. Colowick, Frances C. Womack
DEACYLATION OF CELLULAR LIPIDS: AN ASSAY FOR TUMOR PROMOTERS, Pages 571-585, Lawrence Levine
METABOLISM OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS IN DIFFERENT LAYERS OF THE RETINA, Pages 587-597, Oliver H. Lowry, Sosamma J. Berger, Gerald W. DeVries, Joyce G. Carter, Demoy W. Schulz, James A. Ferrendelli
BIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE, Pages 599-609, Johannes Everse, Nathan O. Kaplan
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE REGULATION OF THE de novo PATHWAY FOR UMP BIOSYNTHESIS IN PROKARYOTES, Pages 611-627, Mary Ellen Jones, Richard I. Christopherson
THE PURINE NUCLEOTIDE CYCLE IN BRAIN, Pages 629-640, John M. Lowenstein
SIMILARITY ANALYSIS BASED UPON RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN COMPOSITIONS IN RHODOSPIRILLACEAE FAMILY: INITIATORY TRIAL, Pages 641-668, Kumiko Kawaguchi, Shigehiko Taniguchi
NUCLEOTIDE EXCISION REPAIR OF DAMAGED DNA, Pages 669-690, L. Grossman, S. Riazuddin, W. Haseltine, K. Lindan
GENETIC STRUCTURE OF A PLASMID REPLICON, Pages 691-704, Roberto Kolter, Manabu Inuzuka, David M. Stalker, Donald R. Helinski
DEFINITION OF A DISEASE: EXPERIMENTAL ALLERGIC ENCEPHALITOMYELITIS, Pages 705-726, Fred C. Westall
CRYPTIC AMIDASE ACTIVE SITES CATALYZE DEAMIDATION IN PROTEINS, Pages 727-743, H. Tonie Wright, Arthur B. Robinson
Neutron-Induced Radioactivity of the Noble Metals, Pages 745-752, EDWIN MCMILLAN, MARTIN KAMEN, SAMUEL RUBEN
Internal Targets in the Cyclotron, Pages 753-758, ROBERT R. WILSON, MARTIN D. KAMEN
Long-Lived Radiactive Carbon: C14, Pages 759-764, S. RUBEN, M.D. KAMEN
THE UTILIZATION OF GLYCINE IN THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF HEMOGLOBIN, Pages 765-770, MOISÉS GRINSTEIN, MARTIN D. KAMEN, CARL V. MOORE
Photoproduction of Molecular Hydrogen by Rhodospirillum rubrum, Pages 771-772, Howard Gest, Martin D. Kamen
Evidence for a Nitrogenase System in the Photosynthetic Bacterium Rhodospirillum rubrum, Page 773, Martin D. Kamen, Howard Gest
HYDROGENASE ACTIVITY AND PHOTOASSIMILATION, Pages 774-780, MARTIN D. KAMEN
THE MORTALITY OF BACTERIOPHAGE CONTAINING ASSIMILATED RADIOACTIVE PHOSPHORUS, Pages 781-795, A.D. HERSHEY, M.D. KAMEN, J.W. KENNEDY, H. GEST
SERENDIPIC ASPECTS OF RECENT NUTRITIONAL RESEARCH IN BACTERIAL PHOTOSYNTHESIS, Pages 796-810, MARTIN D. KAMEN, HOWARD GEST
EXISTENCE OF HAEM COMPOUNDS IN A PHOTOSYNTHETIC OBLIGATE ANAEROBE1,2, Pages 811-812, M.D. KAMEN, L.P. VERNON
COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON BACTERIAL CYTOCHROMES, Pages 813-825, MARTIN D. KAMEN, LEO P. VERNON
ON THE NEW HEME PROTEIN OF FACULTATIVE PHOTOHETEROTROPHS, Pages 826-848, ROBERT G. BARTSCH, MARTIN D. KAMEN
Early History of Carbon-14: Discovery of this supremely important tracer was expected in the physical sense but not in the chemical sense, Pages 849-861, Martin D. Kamen and Notes
Toward a comparative biochemistry of the cytochromes, Pages 862-882, Martin D. Kamen
Index, Pages 883-887