Steroids and Isoprenoids Part B

Content: 
Contributors to volume 111
Pages ix-xi

Preface
Pages xiii-xiv
John H. Law, Hans C. Rilling

Volumes in series
Pages xv,xvii-xxv

[1] A comparison of methods for the identification of sterols Original Research Article
Pages 3-37
William R. Nes

[2] High-performance liquid chromatography of sterols: Yeast sterols Original Research Article
Pages 37-51
Russell J. Rodriguez, Leo W. Parks

[3] High-performance liquid chromatography of bile acids Original Research Article
Pages 51-63
William H. Elliott, Roger Shaw

[4] Mass spectrometry of bile acids Original Research Article
Pages 63-113
Jan Sjövall, Alexander M. Lawson, Kenneth D.R. Setchell

[5] General carotenoid methods Original Research Article
Pages 113-149
George Britton

[6] Gas chromatography of isoprenoids Original Research Article
Pages 149-188
Walter Jennings, Gary Takeoka

[7] High-performance liquid chromatography of carotenoids Original Research Article
Pages 189-200
Manfred Ruddat, Oscar H. Will III

[8] Isolation and assay of dolichol and dolichyl phosphate Original Research Article
Pages 201-215
W. Lee Adair, R. Kennedy Keller

[9] Invertebrate carotenoproteins Original Research Article
Pages 216-247
P.F. Zagalsky

[10] Separation of mevalonate phosphates and isopentenyl pyrophosphate by thin-layer chromatography and of short-chain prenyl phosphates by ion-pair chromatography on a high-performance liquid chromatography column Original Research Article
Pages 248-252
Peter Beyer, Klaus Kreuz, H. Kleinig

[11] Reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography of C5 to C20 isoprenoid benzoates and naphthoates Original Research Article
Pages 252-263
Tsan-Hsi Yang, T. Mark Zabriskie, C. Dale Poulter

[12] Lecithin-Cholesterol acyltransferase and cholesterol transport Original Research Article
Pages 267-274
Christopher J. Fielding

[13] Assay of cholesteryl ester transfer activity and purification of a cholesteryl ester transfer protein Original Research Article
Pages 274-285
Yasushi Ogawa, Christopher J. Fielding

[14] Cholesterol acyltransferase Original Research Article
Pages 286-293
Jeffrey T. Billheimer

[15] Sterol carrier protein Original Research Article
Pages 293-303
Mary E. Dempsey

[16] Epoxide hydrolases in the catabolism of sterols and isoprenoids Original Research Article
Pages 303-311
Bruce D. Hammock, David E. Moody, Alex Sevanian

[17] Biosynthesis and interconversion of sterols in plants and marine invertebrates Original Research Article
Pages 311-332
L.J. Goad

[18] Yeast sterols: Yeast mutants as tools for the study of sterol metabolism Original Research Article
Pages 333-346
Leo W. Parks, Cynthia D.K. Bottema, Russell J. Rodriguez, Thomas A. Lewis

[19] Enzymatic dealkylation of phytosterols in insects Original Research Article
Pages 346-352
Yoshinori Fujimoto, Masuo Morisaki, Nobuo Ikekawa

[20] Side-chain cleavage of cholesterol by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry in a selected ion monitoring mode Original Research Article
Pages 352-364
Masuo Morisaki, Mikio Shikita, Nobuo Ikekawa

[21] Purification from rabbit and rat liver of cytochromes P-450 involved in bile acid biosynthesis Original Research Article
Pages 364-377
Stefan Andersson, Hans Boström, Henry Danielsson, Kjell Wikvall

[22] Biosynthesis and metabolism of ecdysteroids and methods of isolation and identification of the free and conjugated compounds Original Research Article
Pages 377-410
H.H. Rees, R.E. Isaac

[23] Ecdysone conjugates: Isolation and identification Original Research Article
Pages 411-419
C. Hetru, B. Luu, J.A. Hoffmann

[24] Ecdysone oxidase Original Research Article
Pages 419-429
J. Koolman

[25] Ecdysteroid carrier proteins Original Research Article
Pages 429-437
J. Koolman

[26] Ecdysone 3-epimerase Original Research Article
Pages 437-442
Malcolm J. Thompson, Gunter F. Weirich, James A. Svoboda

[27] 20-Hydroxyecdysone binding protein from locust hemolymph Original Research Article
Pages 442-453
R. Feyereisen

[28] Ecdysone 20-monooxygenase Original Research Article
Pages 454-458
Gunter F. Weirich

[29] Measurement and characterization of ecdysteroid receptors Original Research Article
Pages 458-468
Becky A. Sage, John D. O\'Connor

[30] Dolichol kinase, phosphatase, and esterase activity in calf brain Original Research Article
Pages 471-482
Carlota Sumbilla, Charles J. Waechter

[31] Purification and properties of the juvenile hormone carrier protein from the hemolymph of Manduca sexta Original Research Article
Pages 482-487
Ronald C. Peterson

[32] Analysis of juvenile hormone esterase activity Original Research Article
Pages 487-494
Bruce D. Hammock, Richard M. Roe

[33] Cellular juvenile hormone binding proteins Original Research Article
Pages 494-509
Ernest S. Chang

[34] Experimental techniques for photoaffinity labeling of juvenile hormone binding proteins of insects with epoxyfarnesyl diazoacetate Original Research Article
Pages 509-530
Glenn D. Prestwich, John K. Koeppe, Gae E. Kovalick, John J. Brown, Ernest S. Chang, Ambarish K. Singh

[35] Radiochemical assay for juvenile hormone III biosynthesis in Vitro Original Research Article
Pages 530-539
R. Feyereisen

[36] Epoxyfarnesoic acid methyltransferase Original Research Article
Pages 540-544
Gunter F. Weirich

[37] S-adenosylmethionine : Оі-tocopherol methyltransferase (Capsicum chromoplasts) Original Research Article
Pages 544-547
Bilal Camara

[38] Dolichyl pyrophosphate phosphatase in brain Original Research Article
Pages 547-553
Malka G. Scher, Charles J. Waechter

Author index
Pages 555-580

Subject index
Pages 581-607