Reconstitutions of Transporters, Receptors, and Pathological States

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages ix-xi
Lessons, Pages xiii-xiv
Abbreviations, Pages xv-xvi
Lecture 1 - Resolution and Reconstitution of Soluble Pathways and Membrane Complexes: Overview of Principles and Strategies, Pages 1-17
Lecture 2 - Methods of Resolution and Reconstitution, Pages 18-39
Lecture 3 - What Can We Learn from Resolution and Reconstitution after the Natural Structure of the Membrane Has Been Destroyed?, Pages 40-50
Lecture 4 - Analyses of Reconstituted Vesicles: Pitfalls and Obstacles, Pages 51-64
Lecture 5 - The ATP Synthetase of Oxidative Phosphorylation, Pages 65-86
Lecture 6 - The E1E2 Pumps of Plasma Membranes, Pages 87-103
Lecture 7 - ATP-Driven Ion Pumps in Organelles, Microorganisms, and Plants, Pages 104-123
Lecture 8 - Proton Motive Force Generators, Electron Transport Chains, and Bacteriorhodopsin, Pages 124-144
Lecture 9 - Facilitated Diffusion, Symporters, and Antiporters, Pages 145-179
Lecture 10 - Plasma Membrane Receptors, Pages 180-198
Lecture 11 - Reconstitutions of Pathological States, Pages 199-220
Lecture 12 - Glimpses into the Future of Reconstitutions: Hypotheses, Speculations, and Fantasies, Pages 221-236
Bibliography, Pages 237-264
Index, Pages 265-271