Photosynthesis and Nitrogen Part A

Content: 
Contributors to volume XXIII
Pages xi-xiv

Preface
Page xv
San Pietro Anthony

Volumes in series
Pages xvii-xix

[1] Techniques for the enrichment, isolation, and maintenance of the photosynthetic bacteria Original Research Article
Pages 3-28
C.B. van Niel

[2] Algal cultures—sources and methods of cultivation Original Research Article
Pages 29-53
Richard C. Starr

[3] Preparation and photosynthetic properties of synchronous cultures of Scenedesmus Original Research Article
Pages 53-66
Norman I. Bishop, Horst Senger

[4] Synchronously grown cultures of Chlamydomonas reinhardi Original Research Article
Pages 67-73
Stefan Surzycki

[5] Synchronous cultures: Euglena Original Research Article
Pages 74-78
J.R. Cook

[6] Synchronous culture of Chlorella Original Research Article
Pages 78-84
Eiji Hase, Yuji Morimura

[7] Synchronized cultures: diatoms Original Research Article
Pages 85-96
W.M. Darley, B.E. Volcani

[8] Tissue culture: plant Original Research Article
Pages 96-109
W.M. Laetsch

[9] Large-scale culture of algae Original Research Article
Pages 110-115
H.W. Siegelman, R.R.L. Guillard

[10] Preparation and properties of mutant strains of Chlamydomonas reinhardi Original Research Article
Pages 119-129
R.P. Levine

[11] Preparation and properties of mutants: Scenedesmus Original Research Article
Pages 130-143
Norman I. Bishop

[12] Isolation of mutants from Euglena gracilis Original Research Article
Pages 143-162
Jerome A. Schiff, Harvard Lyman, George K. Russell

[13] Preparation and properties of Chlorella mutants in chlorophyll biosynthesis Original Research Article
Pages 162-168
S. Granick

[14] Chlorella mutants Original Research Article
Pages 168-171
Mary Belle Allen

[15] Origin and properties of mutant plants: Yellow tobacco Original Research Article
Pages 171-194
Georg H. Schmid

[16] Protoplasts of plant cells Original Research Article
Pages 197-209
Albert W. Ruesink

[17] Protoplasts of algal cells Original Research Article
Pages 209-211
John Biggins

[18] Chloroplasts (and Grana): Aqueous (including high carbon fixation ability) Original Research Article
Pages 211-220
D.A. Walker

[19] Chloroplasts: Nonaqueous Original Research Article
Pages 221-228
C.R. Stocking

[20] Chloroplasts (and Lamellae): Algal preparations Original Research Article
Pages 228-242
D. Graham, Robert M. Smillie

[21] Algal preparations with photophosphorylation activity Original Research Article
Pages 242-248
Peter Böger

[22] Chloroplasts (and Grana): Photosynthetic electron transport in aldehyde-fixed material Original Research Article
Pages 248-250
R.B. Park

[23] Chloroplast preparations deficient in coupling factor 1 Original Research Article
Pages 251-253
Richard E. McCarty

[24] Chloroplasts (and Grana): Heptane treated Original Research Article
Pages 253-256
Clanton C. Black Jr.

[25] Bacterial chromatophores Original Research Article
Pages 256-268
Albert W. Frenkel, Rodger A. Nelson

[26] Subchloroplast fragments: Digitonin method Original Research Article
Pages 268-276
N.K. Boardman

[27] Subchloroplast fragments: Triton X-100 method Original Research Article
Pages 277-289
Leo P. Vernon, Elwood R. Shaw

[28] Subchloroplast fragments: Sonication method Original Research Article
Pages 289-296
G. Jacobi

[29] Subchloroplast fragments: Sodium dodecyl sulfate method Original Research Article
Pages 296-302
Kazuo Shibata

[30] Preparation and properties of phosphorylating subchloroplast particles Original Research Article
Pages 302-305
Richard E. McCarty

[31] Subchromatophore fragments: Chromatium, Rhodospirillum rubrum, and Rhodopseudomonas palustris Original Research Article
Pages 305-320
Augusto Garcia, J. Philip Thornber, Leo P. Vernon

[32] Subchromatophore fragments: Rhodopseudomonas spheroides Original Research Article
Pages 321-324
Michael A. Cusanovich

[33] Cytochrome components in chloroplasts of the higher plants Original Research Article
Pages 327-344
D.S. Bendall, H.E. Davenport, Robert Hill

[34] Cytochromes: Bacterial Original Research Article
Pages 344-363
Robert G. Bartsch

[35] Cytochromes: Algal Original Research Article
Pages 364-368
Eijiro Yakushiji

[36] Euglena Cytochromes Original Research Article
Pages 368-371
Akira Mitsui

[37] Quinones in algae and higher plants Original Research Article
Pages 372-408
Rita Barr, F.L. Crane

[38] Plastocyanin Original Research Article
Pages 408-413
Sakae Katoh

[39] Ferredoxins from photosynthetic bacteria, algae, and higher plants Original Research Article
Pages 413-440
Bob B. Buchanan, Daniel I. Arnon

[40] Ferredoxin-NADP reductase from spinach Original Research Article
Pages 440-447
Masateru Shin

[41] NADPH-Cytochrome f reductase from spinach Original Research Article
Pages 447-451
Giorgio Forti

[42] Analytical procedures for the isolation, identification, estimation, and investigation of the chlorophylls Original Research Article
Pages 452-476
Harold H. Strain, Benjamin T. Cope, Walter A. Svec

[43] Biological forms of chlorophyll a Original Research Article
Pages 477-487
J.S. Brown

[44] Nitrite reductase Original Research Article
Pages 487-491
Manuel Losada, Antonio Paneque

[45] Nitrate reductase from higher plants Original Research Article
Pages 491-503
R.H. Hageman, D.P. Hucklesby

[46] Phytoflavin Original Research Article
Pages 504-514
Robert M. Smillie, Barrie Entsch

[47] Detection and isolation of P700 Original Research Article
Pages 515-522
T.V. Marsho, B. Kok

[48] Acyl lipids in photosynthetic systems Original Research Article
Pages 523-547
C. Freeman Allen, Pearl Good

[49] Preparation and assay of chloroplast coupling factor CF1 Original Research Article
Pages 547-555
Stephen Lien, Efraim Racker

[50] Partial resolution of the photophosphorylating system of Rhodopseudomonas capsulata Original Research Article
Pages 556-561
Assunta Baccarini-Melandri, Bruno A. Melandri

[51] ATP-ADP exchange enzyme from spinach chloroplasts Original Research Article
Pages 561-565
Joseph S. Kahn

[52] Adenosine diphosphoribose phosphorylase from Euglena gracilis Original Research Article
Pages 566-570
William R Evans

[53] Ribulose diphosphate carboxylase from spinach leaves Original Research Article
Pages 570-577
Marcia Wishnick, M. Daniel Lane

[54] Protochlorophyllide holochrome Original Research Article
Pages 578-582
H.W. Siegelman, P. Schopfer

[55] Phosphodoxin Original Research Article
Pages 582-586
Clanton C. Black Jr.

[56] Quantitative determination of carotenoids in photosynthetic tissues Original Research Article
Pages 586-602
SynnГёve Liaaen-Jensen, Arne Jensen

[57] Chlorophyll-protein complexes Original Research Article
Pages 603-613
Atusi Takamiya

[58] Cytochrome reducing substance Original Research Article
Pages 613-618
Yoshihiko Fujita, Jack Myers

[59] ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase from spinach leaf Original Research Article
Pages 618-624
Gilles RibГ©reau-Gayon, Jack Preiss

[60] Carotenoproteins Original Research Article
Pages 624-636
Bacon Ke

[61] Bacteriochlorophyll-protein of green photosynthetic bacteria Original Research Article
Pages 636-644
John M. Olson

[62] High potential iron proteins: Bacterial Original Research Article
Pages 644-649
Robert G. Bartsch

[63] Adenosine triphosphatase: Bacterial Original Research Article
Pages 650-654
T. Horio, K. Nishikawa, Y. Horiuti

[64] Enzymes catalyzing exchange reactions: Bacterial Original Research Article
Pages 654-664
T. Horio, N. Yamamoto, Y. Horiuti, K. Nishikawa

[65] Isolation of leaf peroxisomes Original Research Article
Pages 665-682
N.E. Tolbert

[66] Chlorophyll a-protein complex of blue-green algae Original Research Article
Pages 682-687
J. Philip Thornber

[67] The photochemical reaction center of Rhodopseudomonas viridis Original Research Article
Pages 688-691
J. Philip Thornber

[68] Spinach leaf d-fructose 1,6-diphosphate 1-phosphohydrolase (FDPase) EC 3.1.3.11 Original Research Article
Pages 691-696
Jack Preiss, Elaine Greenberg

[69] Photochemical reaction centers from Rhodopseudomonas spheroides Original Research Article
Pages 696-704
Roderick K. Clayton, Richard T. Wang

Author index
Pages 705-721

Subject index
Pages 722-743