Microsomes and Drug Oxidations

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Symposium on Microsomes and Drug Oxidations, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PARTICIPANTS, Pages v-vii
PREFACE, Pages ix-x, James R. Gillette, Allan H. Conney, George J. Cosmides, Ronald W. Estabrook, James R. Fouts, Gilbert J. Mannering
MICROSOMES, ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM AND INTERACTIONS OF CYTOPLASMIC MEMBRANES, Pages 3-39, Albert Claude
SUBFRACTIONATION OF RAT LIVER MICROSOMES, Pages 41-58, A. Amar-Costesec, H. Beaufay, E. Feytmans, D. Thinès-Sempoux, J. Berthet
A POSSIBLE ROLE OF THE ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM IN THE REGULATION OF GENETIC EXPRESSION THE MEMBRON CONCEPT, Pages 59-79, Henry C. Pitot, Norman Sladek, William Ragland, Robert K. Murray, Geoffrey Moyer, Hans D. Soling, Jean-Pierre Jost
THE METABOLISM OF DRUGS BY SUBFRACTIONS OF HEPATIC MICROSOMES: THE CASE FOR MICROSOMAL HETEROGENEITY, Pages 81-91, James R. Fouts, Theodore E. Gram
ORGANIZATION OF THE MICROSOMAL ELECTRON TRANSPORT SYSTEM, Pages 95-109, R.W. Estabrook, Beverly Cohen
CHARACTERIZATION OF TWO HEMOPROTEINS OF LIVER MICROSOMES, Pages 111-132, Ryo Sato, Hiroko Nishibayashi, Akio Ito
CYTOCHROME P-450 REDUCTION IN LIVER MICROSOMES AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO DRUG METABOLISM, Pages 133-149, James R. Gillette, Theodore E. Gram
FATTY ACID ω-OXIDATION IN A SOLUBLE MICROSOMAL ENZYME SYSTEM CONTAINING P-450, Pages 151-166, Minor J. Coon, Anthony Y.H. Lu
ENZYMATIC ω -OXIDATION: STOICHIOMETRY OF THE REACTION CATALYZED BY THE INDUCIBLE ENZYME SYSTEM OF PSEUDOMONAS OLEOVORANS, Pages 167-171, Julian A. Peterson
THE PROPERTIES OF A PURIFIED HEPATIC MICROSOMAL MIXED FUNCTION AMINE OXIDASE, Pages 173-188, Daniel M. Ziegler, C.H. Mitchell, David Jollow
A COMPARISON OF NADPH DEPENDENT REDUCTIVE CLEAVAGE AND N-DEMETHYLATION OF AMINOAZOBENZENE, MONOMETHYLAMINOAZO-BENZENE AND DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE BY CELL FREE PREPARATIONS FROM RAT LIVER, Pages 189-197, Sing-Yung Wu, Edward A. Smuckler
OXYGEN REACTIONS IN MODEL SYSTEMS, Pages 199-223, Volker Ullrich, Hansjürgen Staudinger
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NIH SHIFT WITH RESPECT TO LIVER MICROSOME HYDROXYLATIONS, Pages 225-238, Sidney Udenfriend, John W. Daly, Gordon Guroff, Donald M. Jerina, Perola Zaltzman-Nirenberg, Bernhard Witkop
THE MICROSOMAL HYDROXYLATION OF ETHYLBENZENE STEREOCHEMICAL, INDUCTION AND ISOTOPIC STUDIES, Pages 239-247, Robert E. McMahon, Hugh R. Sullivan
OVERALL BIOCHEMICAL EFFECTS OF DRUG INDUCTION ON LIVER MICROSOMES, Pages 251-277, Sten Orrenius, Manik Das, Yvonne Gnosspelius
SPECIFICITY IN THE REGULATION OF THE 6β-, 7α AND 16α-HYDROXYLATION OF TESTOSTERONE BY RAT LIVER MICROSOMES, Pages 279-302, A.H. Conney, W. Levin, M. Jacobson, R. Kuntzman, David Y. Cooper, Otto Rosenthal
FORMATION OF A NEW P-450 HEMOPROTEIN AFTER TREATMENT OF RATS WITH POLYCYCLIC HYDROCARBONS, Pages 303-330, G.J. Mannering, N.E. Sladek, C.J. Parli, D.W. Shoeman
SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF CYTOCHROME P-450 OF LIVER MICROSOMES AFTER INDUCTION WITH PHENOBARBITAL AND 3-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE, Pages 331-347, Alfred G. Hildebrandt, Ronald W. Estabrook
THE EFFECTS OF 3-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE AND PHENOBARBITAL ON LIVER MICROSOMAL HEMOPROTEINS AND ON THE HYDROXYLATION OF BENZPYRENE, Pages 349-369, R. Kuntzman, W. Levin, G. Schilling, A. Alvares
SPECTRAL INVESTIGATIONS ON CYTOCHROME-P-450, Pages 371-386, H. Remmer, J.B. Schenkman, H. Greim
DRUGS AND MICROSOMAL ENZYME FORMATION IN VIVO AND IN MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURE, Pages 389-429, D.W. Nebert, H.V. Gelboin
ACTIVATION OF CHROMATIN BY 3-METHYLCHOLANTHRENE, Pages 431-452, Edward Bresnick, J.C. Madix
INDUCTION, STABILIZATION AND TURNOVER OF ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM PROTEINS, Pages 453-474, Irwin M. Arias, Darrell Doyle, Robert T. Schimke
EFFECT OF PHENOBARBITAL ON THE TURNOVER OF MICROSOMAL ENZYMES, Pages 475-493, Tsuneo Omura, Yoshiaki Kuriyama, Philip Siekevitz, George E. Palade
THE ROLE OF HEME IN THE SYNTHESIS AND REPRESSION OF MICROSOMAL PROTEIN, Pages 495-515, Harvey S. Marver
INSECT MICROSOMES AND INSECTICIDE CHEMICAL OXIDATIONS, Pages 517-531, John E. Casida
STIMULATORY EFFECT OF ACETONE ON THE ACTIVITY OF MICROSOMAL ANILINE PARA-HYDROXYLASE, Pages 533-540, M.W. Anders
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 541-547