Proteins: Form and Function

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Pages vii-viii, RALPH A. BRADSHAW, MARY PURTON
HIGHLIGHTS OF PROTEIN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, Pages 1-14, JOHN E. SHIVELY, RAYMOND J. PAXTON, TERRY D. LEE
MICRO-LEVEL PROTEIN AND PEPTIDE SEPARATIONS, Pages 15-19, KENNETH J. WILSON
SITE-DIRECTED MUTAGENESIS AND PROTEIN ENGINEERING, Pages 21-29, MICHAEL SMITH
FROM ANALYSIS TO SYNTHESIS: NEW LIGAND BINDING SITES ON THE LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE FRAMEWORK. PART I, Pages 31-38, ANTHONY R. CLARKE, TONY ATKINSON, J. JOHN HOLBROOK
FROM ANALYSIS TO SYNTHESIS: NEW LIGAND BINDING SITES ON THE LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE FRAMEWORK. PART II, Pages 39-44, ANTHONY R. CLARKE, TONY ATKINSON, J. JOHN HOLBROOK
SUBTILISIN: AN ENZYME DESIGNED TO BE ENGINEERED, Pages 45-57, JAMES A. WELLS, DAVID A. ESTELL
β-GALACTOSIDE TRANSPORT IN E. COLI: A FUNCTIONAL DISSECTION OF LAC PERMEASE, Pages 59-69, H. RONALD KABACK, EITAN BIBI, PAUL D. ROEPE
SIMILAR AMINO ACID SEQUENCES REVISITED, Pages 71-74, RUSSELL F. DOOLITTLE
PROTEIN CRYSTALLOGRAPHY: MORE SURPRISES AHEAD, Pages 75-82, DAVID EISENBERG, CHRISTOPHER P. HILL
CATALYSIS IN ENZYME CRYSTALS, Pages 83-93, J. HAJDU, K.R. ACHARYA, D.I. STUART, D. BARFORD, L.N. JOHNSON
WHAT CAN TWO-DIMENSIONAL NMR TELL US ABOUT PROTEINS?, Pages 95-105, PETER E. WRIGHT
CIRCULAR DICHROISM OF PROTEINS, Pages 107-116, N. NEUMANN, G. SNATZKE
CONFORMATIONAL STABILITY OF GLOBULAR PROTEINS, Pages 117-123, C. NICK PACE
HOW DOES PROTEIN FOLDING GET STARTED?, Pages 125-133, ROBERT L. BALDWIN
PROTEIN CONFORMATIONAL PREDICTION, Pages 135-145, GERALD D. FASMAN
MEMBRANE PROTEIN MODELS: POSSIBILITIES AND PROBABILITIES, Pages 147-151, JEAN-LUC POPOT, DONALD M. ENGELMAN
PROTEIN MOTIFS AND DATA-BASE SEARCHING, Pages 153-161, JANET M. THORNTON, STEPHEN P. GARDNER
FROM COMPARISONS OF PROTEIN SEQUENCES AND STRUCTURES TO PROTEIN MODELLING AND DESIGN, Pages 163-171, A. ŠALI, J.P. OVERINGTON, M.S. JOHNSON, T.L. BLUNDELL
THE DE NOVO DESIGN OF PROTEIN STRUCTURES, Pages 173-182, JANE S. RICHARDSON, DAVID C. RICHARDSON
PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION AND TURNOVER IN EUKARYOTIC CELLS, Pages 183-190, RALPH A. BRADSHAW
POST-TRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATIONS OF PROTEINS: SOME PROBLEMS LEFT TO SOLVE, Pages 191-199, SOU CHI B. YAN,, BRIAN W. GRINNELL, FINN WOLD
PROTEOLYTIC PROCESSING AND PHYSIOLOGICAL REGULATION, Pages 201-207, HANS NEURATH
GLYCOPROTEINS: WHAT ARE THE SUGAR CHAINS FOR?, Pages 209-217, JAMES C. PAULSON
NUCLEAR AND CYTOPLASMIC GLYCOSYLATION: NOVEL SACCHARIDE LINKAGES IN UNEXPECTED PLACES, Pages 219-226, GERALD W. HART,, GORDON D. HOLT, ROBERT S. HALTIWANGER
SECRETION AND MEMBRANE ASSEMBLY, Pages 227-233, WILLIAM WICKNER
A NOVEL PATHWAY FOR SECRETORY PROTEINS?, Pages 235-240, ANNE MUESCH, ENNO HARTMANN, KLAUS ROHDE, ANNA RUBARTELLI, ROBERTO SITIA, TOM A. RAPOPORT
THE REGULATION OF PROTEIN POLYMERIZATION, Pages 241-247, CARL FRIEDEN
STRUCTURAL BASIS OF DNA— PROTEIN RECOGNITION, Pages 249-257, RICHARD G. BRENNAN, BRIAN W. MATTHEWS
HELIX-TURN-HELIX, ZINC-FINGER, AND LEUCINE-ZIPPER MOTIFS FOR EUKARYOTIC TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATORY PROTEINS, Pages 259-266, KEVIN STRUHL
INDEX, Pages 267-270