FEBS Letters 1996: Vol 378-399 Index

109 Pages·1996·46.7 MB·English

— -
FEBS|N 4a843%-
AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR THE RAPID PUBLICATION OF SHORT
REPORTS IN BIOCHEMISTRY, BIOPHYSICS AND MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY
, supplement
| FEBLAL 399 (Suppl.) 1-100 ISSNO 014 5793
@mazky LETTERS
An international journal established for the most rapid possible publication of essentialflinya l short papers in the
field of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Cell Biology
Published by Elsevier Science B.V. on behalf of the
FEDERATION OF EUROPEAN BIOCHEMICAL SOCIETIES
FEBS Letters is intended to be a journal for the fast dissemination of significant and novel work in an essentially complete form. It is NOT the vehicle
for preliminary or fragmentary observations, or for ‘leftovers’ from larger papers, or for material which, although sound, does not have to appear
quickly, or is addressed to a small audience only. As a rule, for example, we do not publish incomplete sequences, or sequences which are known in
other species; or incomplete NMR or other spectroscopic assignments; or the conventionally achieved crystallisation of a protein; or the conven-
tionally achieved expression of a gene in bacteria or yeast; or just negative observations. Also, methodological papers are not usually published by us,
unless they are truly novel and significant. The overriding criterion is that a paper must be of sufficient immediate importance to justify urgent
publication. As space is finite, we are forced to refuse papers which, although sound, do not have top priority. We apologise, therefore, for ‘approving
but not publishing’ such manuscripts.
Attention of the authors is drawn to the fact that our rejection procedure may take as long as in other journals, as explained elsewhere (see FEBS
Letters, 217 (1987) 143-144. For details on the preparation of the manuscripts, see our ‘Notes’ (e.g. FEBS Letters, Volume 400, No. 3, pp. 363-364
and thereafter at the end of each tenth volume, i.e. at the end of Vol. 410, 420 etc.).
The authors should submit their papers to the Editor who is the closest to their field of interest (rather than geographically): this accelerates the
reviewing process. In case of doubt, please contact any editor. The ‘date of receipt’ eventually appearing in the published paper will be that upon which
the editor who actually handled the manuscript took receipt of it.
The authors must submit a floppy disk of their manuscript along with the printed version (see under Notes to Authors). This accelerates the handling
process and reduces the danger of misprints eventually appearing. Figures: the authors should, if possible, submit figures of the size intended in the
published article, i.e. as a rule, not larger than one column. Also original photos should be submitted (not copies of photos).
Note: telefax numbers are included below (bold in parentheses). *When corresponding with these editors it is preferable to use a courier service.
Editors:
G. SEMENZA (Managing Editor), Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Department of Biochemistry, ETH-Zentrum, Universitatstrasse 16, CH-8092 Ziirich,
Switzerland (41-1-632-1089; E-mail: [email protected])
S.P. DATTA (Honorary Chairman), London, England (E-mail: [email protected])
M. SARASTE (Reviews Editor) EMBL, Meyerhofstrasse |, Postfach 10.2209, D-69012 Heidelberg, Germany (49-6221-387306; E-mail: [email protected])
J.E. CELIS, Department of Medical Biochemistry, Ole Worms Alle, Building 170, University Park, Aarhus University, DK-8000 Aarhus, Denmark (45-86-131-160;
E-mail: [email protected]) (Editor of book reviews also)
J. AVILA, Centro de Biologia Molecular, ‘Severo Ochoa’, CSIC — Universidad Autonoma, E-28049 Madrid, Spain (34-1-397-47-99; E-mail: [email protected])
M. BAGGIOLINI, Th. Kocher-Institut, Universitat Bern, Freiestrasse 1, CH-3012 Berne, Switzerland (41-31-631-3799; E-mail: [email protected])
H. EKLUND, Department of Molecular Biology, BMC, PO Box 590, S-75124 Uppsala, Sweden (46-18-53-6971 ; E-mail: [email protected])
H. FELDMANN, Institut fiir Physiologische Chemie, Physikalische Biochemie und Zellbiologie, Munich University, Schillerstrasse 44, D-80336 Miinchen, Germany
(49-89-59 96 316; E-mail: feldmann@dec]!.bio.med.uni-muenchen.de)
U.-I. FLUGGE, Lehrstuhl Botanik II, Gyrhofstr. 15, 50931 Kéln, Germany (49-221-470-5039; E-mail: [email protected])
T. GOJOBORI, Center for Information Biology, National Institute of Genetics, Mishima, Shizuoka-ken, 411, Japan (81-559-81-6848; E-mail:
[email protected])
B. HALLIWELL, Pharmacology Group, King’s College, Chelsea Campus, Manresa Road, London SW3 6LX, England (44-171-333-4949)
J. HANOUNE, Unite de Recherches, INSERM U-99, Hopital Henri Mondor, 94010 Créteil, France (33-1-48-98-09-08 ; E-mail: [email protected])
H. HOLZER, Biochemisches Institut der Universitat, Hermann-Herder-Str. 7, D-79104 Freiburg i.Br., Germany (49-761-203-5253; E-mail:
[email protected])
Th.L. JAMES, UCSF Magnetic Resonance Laboratory, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 926 Medical Science, San Francisco, CA 94143-0446, USA (1-415-
502-4690; E-mail: [email protected])
P. JOLLES, Laboratoire de Chimie des Substances Naturelles, URA CNRS 401, Proteins/Glycoconjugates/Enzymes, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, 63, rue
Buffon, F 75005 Paris, France (33-1-4079-3122)
L. KISSELEV, Engelhardt Institute of Molecular Biology, 32, Vavilov str., Moscow 117984, Russia (7-095-135-1405; E-mail: [email protected])
C. KLEE, Laboratory of Biochemistry, NCI, Bldg. 37, Room 4E 28, 37 Convent DR. MSC 4255, Bethesda, MD 20892-4255, USA (1-301-402-3095; E-mail:
[email protected])
N. MANTEI, Neurobiologie, ETH-Hénggerberg, CH-8093 Ziirich, Switzerland (41-1-633-1046; E-mail: [email protected])
T. MASAKI, Department of Pharmacology, Kyoto University, Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto 606, Japan (81-75-753-4402; E-mail: [email protected])
P. MATHIS, Dept. de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire, Section de Bioénergétique, Bat. 532, C.E. Saclay, F 91191 Gif-sur-Yvette, France (33-1-69-08-87-17:; E-mail:
[email protected])
M. MONTAL, Department of Biology, Science Building, University of California San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA (1-619-534 0931; E-mail:
[email protected])
M.J. OWEN, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, PO Box 123, 44 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PX, England (44-171-269-3479; E-mail: [email protected])
P.J. RANDLE, Nuffield Department of Clinical Biochemistry, Radcliffe Infirmary, Woodstock Rd., Oxford OX2 6HE, England (44-1865-224 000)
S. SHALTIEL, The Kleeman Professor of Biochemistry, Head, Department of Biological Regulation, The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, Israel
(972-8-9342 804; E-mail: [email protected])
V.P. SKULACHEV, Department of Bioenergetics, A.N. Belozersky Institute of Physico-Chemical Biology, Moscow State University, Moscow 119899, Russia*
(7-095-939-0338; E-mail: [email protected])
A.V. SOMLYO, Department of Molecular Physiology and Biological Physics, Box 449, University of Virginia, 1300 Jefferson Park Avenue, Charlottesville, VA 22908,
USA (1-804-982-1616; E-mail: [email protected])
G. TETTAMANTI, Universita degli Studi di Milano, Facolta di Medicina e Chirurgia, Dipartimento di Chimica e Biochimica Medica, Via Saldini, 50, | 20133 Milano,
Italy (39-2-236-3584; E-mail: [email protected])
M. VAN MONTAGU, Laboratorium voor Genetika, Universiteit Gent, Ledeganckstraat 35, B-9000 Gent, Belgium (32-9-264-5349; E-mail:
[email protected])
G. VON HEIJNE, Department of Biochemistry, Arrhenius Laboratory, Stockholm University, S-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden (46-8-15-36-79; E-mail:
[email protected])
F. WIELAND, Institut fiir Biochemie I, Im Neuenheimer Feld 328, D-69120 Heidelberg, Germany (49-6221-544-366; E-mail: [email protected])
Sh. YAMAMOTO, Department of Biochemistry, Tokushima University School of Medicine, Kuramoto-cho, Tokushima 770, Japan (81-886-33-6409)
Published weekly. Printed in The Netherlands.
(@) The paper used in this publication meets the requirements of ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 (Permanence of Paper)
Elsevier Science B.V., PO Box 211, 1000 AE Amsterdam, The Netherlands
MASTER INDEX VOLUMES 378-399
FEBLAL Volume 399 (Suppl.) 1-100
| (maleKyLETTER
An international journal for the rapid
publication of short reports in
biochemistry, biophysics and molecular cell biology
EDITORS
J. Avila, Madrid T. Masaki, Kyoto
M. Baggiolini, Berne P. Mathis, Saclay
J.E. Celis, Aarhus M. Montal, La Jolla
S.P. Datta, London, Honorary Chairman M.J. Owen, London
H. Eklund, Uppsala P.J. Randle, Oxford
H. Feldmann, Minchen M. Saraste, Heidelberg, Reviews Editor
U.-l. Flugge, KdIn G. Semenza, Zurich, Managing Editor
T. Gojobori, Shizuoka-ken S. Shaltiel, Rehovot
B. Halliwell, London V.P. Skulachev, Moscow
J. Hanoune, Créteil A.V. Somlyo, Charlottesville
H. Holzer, Freiburg i.Br. G. Tettamanti, Milan
Th.L. James, San Francisco M. Van Montagu, Gent
P. Jolles, Paris G. von Heijne, Stockholm
L. Kisselev, Moscow F. Wieland, Heidelberg
C. Klee, Bethesda Sh. Yamamoto, Tokushima
N. Mantei, Zurich
Published by Elsevier Science B.V.
on behalf of the
Federation of European Biochemical Societies
The exclusive © for all languages and countries is vested in the Federation of European Biochemical Societies
No part of this volume may be reproduced in any form by print, photoprint, microfilm or any other means without the prior permission of the copyright
owner*
No responsibility is assumed by the Publisher for any injury andlor damage to persons or property as a matter of products liability, negligence or
otherwise, or from any use or operation of any methods, products, instructions or ideas contained in the material herein. Because of the rapid advances in
the medical sciences, the Publisher recommends that independent verification of diagnoses and drug dosages should be made.
Although all advertising material is expected to conform to ethical (medical) standards, inclusion in this publication does not constitute a guarantee or
endorsement of the quality or value of such product or of the claims made of it by its manufacturer.
Special regulations for readers in the U.S.A.
This journal has been registered with the Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. Consent is given for copying ofa rticlefso r personal or internal use, or for the
personal use of specific clients. This consent is given on the condition that the copier pays through the Center the per copy fee stated in the code on the first
page of each article for copying beyond that permitted by Sections 107 or 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law. The appropriatfee e should be forwarded with a
copy of the first page of the article to the Copyright Clearance Center, Inc., 27 Congress Street, Salem, MA 01970, U.S.A. If no code appears in an
article, the author has not given broad consent to copy and permission to copy must be obtained directly from the author. The fees indicated on the first
page of an article in this issue will apply retroactively to all articles published in the journal, regardless of the year of publication. This consent does not
extend to other kinds of copying, such as for general distribution, resale, advertising and promotion purposes, or for creating new collective works. Special
written permission must be obtained from the publishefro r such copying.
Special regulations for authors
Upon acceptance of an article by the journal, the author(s) will be asked to transfer copyright of the article to the Federation of European Biochemical
Societies. This transfer will ensure the widest possible dissemination of information
ADONIS Identifier
This Journal is in the ADONIS Service, whereby copies of individual articles can be printed out from CD-ROM on request. An explanatory leaflet can be
obtained by writing to ADONIS B.V., P.O. Box 17005, 1001 JA Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
* But see item 6 in Notes to Authors
(®) The paper used in this publication meets the requirements of ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 (Permanence of Paper)
PRINTED IN THE NETHERLANDS
Subscription information: The subscription price for 1997, volumes 399-419 (21 volumes in 63 issues) is f 6027.00 (US$ 3720.00) including postage, packaging and
handling. The Dutch guilder price is definitive. The U.S. dollar price is subject to exchange-rate fluctuations and is given only as a guide.
Subscriptions are accepted on a prepaid basis only, unless different terms have been previously agreed upon.
Subscription orders can be entered only by calendar year (Jan-Dec.) and should be sent to Elsevier Science Journal Department, P.O. Box 211, 1000 AE Amsterdam, The
Netherlands, telephone [phone], fax [phone], or to your usual subscription agent.
Postage & handling charges include surface delivery except following countries where air delivery via SAL (Surface Air Lift) mail is ensured: Argentina, Australia, Brazil,
Canada, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Pakistan, PR China, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, USA.
Claims for missing issues must be made within six months of our publication (mailing) date, otherwise such claims cannot be honoured free of charge.
The Publishers reserve the right to issue additional volumes during the course of the year. Such volumes will be invoiced before publication and delivered on receipt of
payment. In the United States and Canada: For further information concerning this or any other Elsevier Science journal, contact Elsevier Science Co., Inc., Attn:
Journal Information Center, 655 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10010, USA. Telephone: [phone]; Telefax: [phone]; Telex: 420-643 AEP UI.
Advertising information: Advertising orders and enquiries may be sent to: International: Elsevier Science, Advertising Department, The Boulevard, Langford Lane,
Kidlington, Oxford OXS 1GB, UK;; Tel.: [phone]; Fax: [phone]. USA and Canada: Weston Media Associates, Daniel Lipner, P.O. Box 1110,
Greens Farms, CT 06436-1110, USA; Tel.: [phone]; Fax: [phone]. Japan: Elsevier Science Japan, Marketing Services, 1-9-15 Higashi-Azabu, Minato-
ku, Tokyo 106, Japan; Tel.: [phone]; Fax: [phone].
US Mailing Notice
US mailing notice -F EBS Letters (ISSN 0014-5793) is published weekly by Elsevier Science B.V. (Molenwerf 1, Postbus 211, 1000 AE Amsterdam,
Netherlands). Annual subscription price in the USA US$ 3720.00 (subject to change), including air speed delivery. Application to mail at Periodicals
postage rate is paid at Jamaica, NY 11431.
USA POSTMASTERS: Send address changes to FEBS Letters, Publications Expediting, Inc., 200 Meacham Avenue, Elmont, NY 11003.
Airfreight and mailing in the USA by Publications Expediting.
FEBS Letters Volumes 378—399
Master Author Index

Volumes 378—399 (1996)
A Akhoundova, A. see A.E. Busch (395) 153
Akimov, S.S. see Y.E. Yegorov (389) 115
Akira, S. see M. Matsumoto (395) 143
Akira, S. see T. Sugiyama (381) 191
Akisue, T. see K. Shimooku (387) 141
Akiyama, M. see A. Tomomura (386) 26
Aarden, L.A. see J.P.J. Brakenhoff (395) 235 Akiyama, T. see O. Higuchi (396) 81
Aarsman, A.J. see M.J.B.M. Vervoordeldonk (397) 108 Akiyama, T. see M. Seishima (398) 120
Abal, M. see J. Gualix (391) 195 Akiyama, Y., A. Kihara and K. Ito, Subunit a of proton ATPase Fy
Abastado, J.-P. see A. Quesnel (387) 42 sector is a substrate of the FtsH protease in Escherichia coli (399) 26
Abbott, F.S. see G.S. Baldwin (384) 58 Akparov, V.Kh. see T.A. Gudasheva (391) 149
Abdallah, M.A. see A. Ocaktan (396) 243 Aktories, K. see J. van Damme (380) 291
Abdulaev, N.G. see V.S. Pashkov (381) 119 Akutsu, H. see K. Tozawa (397) 122
Abdulkarim, F., M. Ehrenberg and D. Hughes, Mutants of EF-Tu Alakhov, V. see I. Astafieva (389) 278
defective in binding aminoacyl-tRNA (382) 297 Alape-Giron, A., B. Stiles, J. Schmidt, M. Giron-Cortes, M.
Abe, H. see S. Sakuma (398) 165 Thelestam, H. Jérnvall and T. Bergman, Characterization of
Abe, K. see T. Misaka (381) 208 multiple nicotinic acetylcholine receptor-binding proteins and
Abee, C.R. see L. Morelli (379) 132 phospholipases Ay from the venom of the coral snake Micrurus
Abel, P. see A.P. Stubbs (383) 237 nigrocinctus nigrocinctus (380) 29
Abella, A. see C. Claise (398) 223 Alban, C. see S. Aubert (383) 175
Abelskov, A.K. see L. Ostergaard (398) 243 Albanese, V. see S. Sipione (384) 19
Aberg, A. see D.E.A. Birse (384) 215 Albanesi, J.P. see S. Earnest (396) 62
Aberg, A. see S. Doublié (384) 219 Alberghina, M. see S. Sipione (384) 19
Abid, Md.R. see K. Sasaki (384) 151 Albertini, R., S. Rindi, A. Passi, G. Pallavicini and G. De Luca,
Abraham, E.P. see P.A. Whiteman (394) 31 Heparin protection against Fe?*-and Cu**-mediated oxidation of
Acharya, K.R. see V. Calderone (394) 91 liposomes. (383) 155
Acharya, K.R. see M. Kontou (389) 195 Aledo, J.C. see H.S. Hundal (384) 204
Adachi, A. see Y. Fujii (393) 93 Aledo, J.C., E. Hajduch, F. Darakhshan and H.S. Hundal, Analyses
Adachi, A. see Y. Fujii (393) 105 of the co-localization of cellubrevin and the GLUT4 glucose
Adachi, A. see Y. Fujii (395) 257 transporter in rat and human insulin-responsive tissues (395) 211
Adachi, O. see H. Izu (394) 14 Aleshin, A.E., C. Zeng, H.J. Fromm and R.B. Honzatko,
Adachi, T. see Y. Tada (391) 341 Crystallization and preliminary X-ray analysis of human brain
Adam, C. and J.G. Bieth, Inhibition of neutrophil elastase by the hexokinase (391) 9
( -proteinase inhibitor-immunoglobulin A complex (385) 201 Alessi, D.R., F.B. Caudwell, M. Andjelkovic, B.A. Hemmings and P.
Adami, R. see P. Cuneo (397) 136 Cohen, Molecular basis for the substrate specificity of protein
Adams, B., R. Fowler, M. Hudson and R.H. Pain, The role of the kinase B; comparison with MAPKAP kinase-1 and p70 S6 kinase
C-terminal lysine in the hinge bending mechanism of yeast (399) 333
phosphoglycerate kinase (385) 101 Alexandratos, J. see G. Bujacz (398) 175
Adcock, I. see E.-B. Haddad (379) 265 Alexandre, D. see Y. Anouar (394) 295
Addlesee, H.A., L.C.D. Gibson, P.E. Jensen and C.N. Hunter, Alfano, M. see V. Grazioli (388) 134
Cloning, sequencing and functional assignment of the chlorophyll Alho, H. see R. Aejmelaeus (384) 128
biosynthesis gene, ch/P, of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 (389) 126 Alizadeh, P. and D. J. Klionsky, Purification and biochemical
Adelman, J.P. see S.J. Tucker (390) 253 characterization of the ATH/ gene product, vacuolar acid
Adermann, K. see J.J. Calvete (379) 207 trehalase, from Saccharomyces cerevisiae (391) 273
Adinolfi, S., R. Piccoli, F. Sica and L. Mazzarella, BS-R Nase Allan, B.B. see D. Schmoll (383) 63
tetramers: an example of domain-swapped oligomers (398) 326 Allemann, R.K. see A.G.E. Kiinne (391) 79
Adler, K., G. Gerisch, U. von Hugo, A. Lupas and A. Schweiger, Allen, J.F., Reply to Commentary by Helmut Beinert and Patricia
Classification of tyrosine kinases from Dictyostelium discoideum Kiley (382) 220
with two distinct, complete or incomplete catalytic domains (395) Allen, S., J. Davies, A.C. Dawkes, M.C. Davies, J.C. Edwards, M.C.
286 Parker, C.J. Roberts, J. Sefton, $.J.B. Tendler and P.M. Williams,
Adman, E.T. see M. Kukimoto (394) 87 In situ observation of streptavidin-biotin binding on an
Aducci, P. see M. Marra (382) 293 immunoassay well surface using an atomic force microscope (390)
Adzhubei, A.A., I.A. Adzhubei, I.A. Krasheninnikov and S. Neidle, 161
Non-random usage of ‘degenerate’ codons is related to protein Allen, T.M. see P.S. Uster (386) 243
three-dimensional structure (399) 78 Almeida, R.P. see V. Witko-Sarsat (382) 130
Adzhubei, I.A. see A.A. Adzhubei (399) 78 Alok, D. see D. Pillai (387) 23
Aebersold, R. see J.D. Watts (398) 217 Alonso, A. see F.M. Goni (390) 1
Aejmelaeus, R., T. Metsdé-Ketela, P. Laippala and H. Alho, Is there Aloria, K. see M. Llosa (397) 283
an unidentified defence mechanism against infection in human Altamura, N., N. Capitanio, N. Bonnefoy, S. Papa and G. Dujardin,
plasma? (384) 128 The Saccharomyces cerevisiae OXA1] gene is required for the correct
Aeschlimann, D. see H. Chen (387) 36 assembly of cytochrome c oxidase and oligomycin-sensitive ATP
Agapov, I.I. see A.G. Tonevitsky (392) 166 synthase (382) 111
Ahmad, M.B. see K.U. Devi (396) 123 Altendorf, K. see A. Iwane (396) 172
Ahnert-Hilger, G. see B. Niirnberg (389) 61 Altendorf, K. see A. Ménard (386) 161
Aicardi, G. see D. Platano (391) 189 Altshuller, Y., N.G. Copeland, D.J. Gilbert, N.A. Jenkins and M.A.
Ailhaud, G. see J. Aubert (397) 117 Frohman, Gem], a mammalian homolog of Drosophila Glial Cells
Aimoto, S. see S. Miki (399) 241 Missing (393) 201
Aistrup, G.L., M. Szentirmay, K.N. Kumar, K.K. Babcock, R.L. Altura, B.M. see M.A. Delpiano (394) 335
Schowen and E.K. Michaelis, lon channel properties of a protein Alvarez, A.M. see I. Fabregat (384) 14
complex with characteristics of a glutamate/N-methyl-p-aspartate Alves, J. see G. Grabowski (381) 106
receptor (394) 141 Amada, F. see N. Kunishima (378) 291
Aitken, A. see G.M. Smith (396) 90 Amano, O. see Y. Sai (392) 25
Akamatsu, Y. see K. Saito (395) 262 Amano, T. see K. Tozawa (397) 122
Akao, T., T. Fukumoto, H. Ihara and A. Ito, Conformational change Amchenkova, A. see A. Vartanian (381) 32
in DNA induced by cationic bilayer membranes (391) 215 Amemiya, K. see K. Fujita (395) 293
Akhmanova, A., K. Miedema and W. Hennig, Identification and Ames, R.S., P. Nuthulaganti and C. Kumar, In Xenopus oocytes the
characterization of the Drosophila histone H4 replacement gene human C3a and CSa receptors elicit a promiscuous response to the
(388) 219 anaphylatoxins (395) 157
Volumes 378—399 (1996)
Amler, E. see M. Opekarova (386) 181 Anwaruzzaman, Y. Nakano and A. Yokota, Different location in
Amontov, S. see H. Sugiyama (392) 215 dark-adapted leaves of Phaseolus vulgaris of ribulose-1,5-
Amontoyv, S., S. Nishikawa and K. Taira, Dependence on Mg** ions bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase and 2-carboxyarabinitol
of the activities of dimeric hammerhead minizymes (386) 99 1-phosphate (388) 223
Amorim, A. see L. Morelli (379) 132 Aoki, T., Y. Takahashi, K.S. Koch, H.L. Leffert and H. Watabe,
Amoroso, D. see M.G. Cattaneo (397) 164 Construction of a fusion protein between protein A and green
Ampe, C. see M. Van Troys (397) 191 fluorescent protein and its application to Western blotting (384)
Amsterdam, A. see F. Pitzer (394) 47 193
An, B., J.-R. Jin, P. Lin and Q.P. Dou, Failure to activate interleukin Aoto, M. see S. Sahara (384) 138
1B-converting enzyme-like proteases and to cleave retinoblastoma Aplin, R.T. see J.A.E. Kraunsoe (396) 108
protein in drug-resistant cells (399) 158 Appella, E. see M. Miller (399) 166
An, S. and K.A. Knox, Ligation of CD40 rescues Ramos-Burkitt Aradi, J. see S. Tokeés (396) 43
lymphoma B cells from calcium ionophore- and antigen receptor- Aragon, I. see M.D. Ardell (389) 213
triggered apoptosis by inhibiting activation of the cysteine protease Arai, S. see T. Misaka (381) 208
CPP32/Yama and cleavage of its substrate PARP (386) 115 Arakawa, T. see N. Nishioka (396) 333
An, W. see M.J. McLaren (387) 63 Arav, R. and I. Friedberg, Combined effects of ATP and its analogs
Anadon, R. see P. Carpintero (394) 103 on the membrane permeability in transformed mouse fibroblasts
Ananthapadmanaban, D., Commentary on: “Thermostability of (387) 149
B-xylosidase from Aspergillus sydowii MG49’ by M. Gosh and G. Araya, Z., M. Norlin and H. Postlind, A possible role for CYP27 as a
Nanda, FEBS Letters 330, 275-278 (1993) (385) 244 major renal mitochondrial 25-hydroxyvitamin Ds; la-hydroxylase
Andersen, G., A. Poterszman, J.M. Egly, D. Moras and J.-C. Thierry, (390) 10
The crystal structure of human Cyclin H (397) 65 Arbatsky, N.P. see A.A. Kramerov (378) 213
Andersen, N.H., Z. Liu and K.S. Prickett, Efforts toward deriving the Arciero, D.M. see J.A. Zahn (397) 35
CD spectrum of a 3,9 helix in aqueous medium (399) 47 Ardell, M.D., I. Aragon, L. Oliveira, G.E. Porche, E. Burke and S.J.
Anderson, J.M. see M.S. Balda (399) 326 Pittler, The § subunit of human rod photoreceptor cGMP-gated
Anderson, V.E. see M. Gdtte (390) 226 cation channel is generated from a complex transcription unit (389)
Andersson, H., I. Nilsson and G. von Heijne, Calnexin can interact 213
with N-linked glycans located close to the endoplasmic reticulum Arden, J. see Z. Wang (387) 53 .
membrane (397) 321 Arends, S., J. Kraus and H. Beier, The tRNA‘ multigene family of
Andjelkovic, M. see D.R. Alessi (399) 333 Triticum aestivum: genome organization, sequence analyses and
Andra, J., O. Berninghausen, J. Wiilfken and M. Leippe, Shortened maturation of intron-containing pre-tR NAs in wheat germ extract
amoebapore analogs with enhanced antibacterial and cytolytic (384) 222
activity (385) 96 Arendt, T. see C. Janke (379) 222
Andra, S., G. Frey, M. Nitsch, W. Baumeister and K.O. Stetter, Arenz, A. see C. Drewke (390) 179
Purification and structural characterization of the thermosome Arese, P. see E. Schwarzer (388) 119
from the hyperthermophilic archaeum Methanopyrus kandleri (379) Argibay, J. see A. Mijares (399) 188
127 Ariel, N. see B. Velan (395) 22
Andrade-Gordon, P. see K.H. Mayo (378) 79 Arita, H. see T. Nakano (387) 75
André, B., A.A. Noegel and M. Schleicher, Dictyostelium discoideum Arita, H. see T. Nakano (387) 78
contains a family of calmodulin-related EF-hand proteins that are Arlaud, G.J. see J.-M. Lancelin (391) 203
developmentally regulated (382) 198 Arlaud, G.J. see S. Pelloux (386) 15
André, F. see E. Pinet (395) 217 Armand, S. see B. Iseli (382) 186
Andreani-Mangeney, M., Y. Vandenbrouck, B. Janvier, D. Girlich Armato, U. see M. Menegazzi (379) 279
and G. Bereziat, Transcriptional regulation of apolipoprotein E Armbrecht, H.J., V.J. Wongsurawat, T.L. Hodam and N.
expression by cyclic AMP (397) 155 Wongsurawat, Insulin markedly potentiates the capacity of
Andréasson, L.-E. see J. Kurreck (381) 53 parathyroid hormone to increase expression of 25-hydroxyvitamin
Andreeva, N. see E. Gustchina (379) 60 D;-24-hydroxylase in rat osteoblastic cells in the presence of 1,25-
Andreeva, S.G. see E.A. Feshchenko (381) 149 dihydroxyvitamin Ds (393) 77
Andréoni, C. see A. Robert (390) 327 Armitage, I.M. see C.W. Peterson (379) 85
Andrews, S.C. see N.E. Le Brun (397) 159 Armstrong, P.B. see K. Dolmer (393) 37
Andrieu, J.-P. see P. Guy (395) 53 Arnold, L. see S. Limmer (385) 15
Andriolo, M. see B. Chini (397) 201 Arnold, R.S. and A.C. Newton, Diacylglycerol directly stimulates the
Anel, A. see 8. Gamen (390) 233 insulin receptor tyrosine kinase (380) 58
Anemiiller, S. see C.L. Schmidt (388) 43 Arnon, R. see D. Avichezer (395) 103
Anfuso, C.D. see S. Sipione (384) 19 Aro, H.T. see J. Rantakokko (393) 307
Angelotti, T. and F. Hofmann, Tissue-specific expression of splice Arrondo, J.L.R., F.J. Blanco, L. Serrano and F.M. Goni, Infrared
variants of the mouse voltage-gated calcium channel «2/8 subunit evidence of a B-hairpin peptide structure in solution (384) 35
(397) 331 Arseniev, A.S. see E.V. Bocharov (379) 291
Aniento, F., A.G. Papavassiliou, E. Knecht and E. Roche, Selective Arseniev, A.S. see V.S. Pashkov (381) 119
uptake and degradation of c-Fos and v-Fos by rat liver lysosomes Arthington-Skaggs, B.A., D.N. Crowell, H. Yang, S.L. Sturley and
(390) 47 M. Bard, Positive and negative regulation of a sterol biosynthetic
Ankarcrona, M., J.M. Dypbukt, S. Orrenius and P. Nicotera, gene (ERG3) in the post-squalene portion of the yeast ergosterol
Calcineurin and mitochondrial function in glutamate-induced pathway (392) 161
neuronal cell death (394) 321 Arthur, J.R. see G. Bermano (387) 157
Anouar, Y., S. Jegou, D. Alexandre, I. Lihrmann, J.M. Conlon and Artur, Y. see T. Masmoudi (379) 181
H. Vaudry, Molecular cloning of frog secretogranin II reveals the Arumugam, S. see W. Huang (384) 155
occurrence of several highly conserved potential regulatory Asahara, H. see N. Nameki (396) 201
peptides (394) 295 Asahi, S. see T. Nakaya (378) 145
Anraku, Y. see I. Tanida (379) 38 Asano, A. see N. Mimura (397) 253
Ansorge, S. see S. Wrenger (383) 145 Ashcroft, F.M. see S.J. Tucker (390) 253
Antonsson, P. see A. Oldberg (386) 29 Ashley, R.H. see S. Howell (390) 207
Antropova, O. see I. Kuznetsova (383) 105 Askari, A. see G. Liu (390) 323
Antsypovich, S.I., T.S. Oretskaya, E.A. Romanova, E.M. Volkov, Asselberghs, S. see P.P. Van Veldhoven (388) 80
V.N. Tashlitsky, M. Vasser and Z.A. Shabarova, Synthesis and Asselin, J. see N.J. Willmott (386) 39
properties of cross-linked DNA duplexes (378) 224 Assert, R., H. Schatz and A. Pfeiffer, Upregulation of PKC 6- and
Antz, C. see H. WeiBhoff (387) 201 downregulation of PKC a-mRNA and protein by a phorbol ester
in human T84 cells (388) 195
Assfalg-Machleidt, I. see C. Randak (398) 97
Volumes 378—399 (1996)
Assfalg-Machleidt, I. see N. Schaschke (391) 297 Bachelot, C. see H. Falet (383) 165
Assunta Costa, M. see G. Duro (399) 295 Bachi, T. see A. Robert (390) 327
Astafieva, I., I. Maksimova, E. Lukanidin, V. Alakhov and A. Bachmann, M., J.L. Huber, G.S. Athwal, K. Wu, R.J. Ferl and S.C.
Kabanov, Enhancement of the polycation-mediated DNA uptake Huber, 14-3-3 proteins associate with the regulatory
and cell transfection with Pluronic P85 block copolymer (389) 278 phosphorylation site of spinach leaf nitrate reductase in an isoform-
Atabekov, J.G. see N.O. Kalinina (397) 75 specific manner and reduce dephosphorylation of Ser-543 by
Athwal, G.S. see M. Bachmann (398) 26 endogenous protein phosphatases (398) 26
Atkin, A. see R. Heller (389) 225 Bachmann, M., J.L. Huber, P.-C. Liao, D.A. Gage and S.C. Huber,
Atlante, A., T.M. Seccia, E. Marra, G.M. Minervini, V. Vulpis, A. The inhibitor protein of phosphorylated nitrate reductase from
Pirrelli and S. Passarella, Carrier-mediated transport controls spinach (Spinacia oleracea) leaves is a 14-3-3 protein (387) 127
hydroxyproline catabolism in heart mitochondria from Backstrém, G. see J. Kreysing (385) 181
spontaneously hypertensive rat (396) 279 Badasso, M.O. see J.B. Cooper (387) 105
Atlas, D. see O. Wiser (379) 15 Bade, E.G. see K. Sultan (394) 51
Attaix, D. see L. Combaret (393) 292 Badman, M.K., K.I.J. Shennan, J.L. Jermany, K. Docherty and A.
Attal, J.. M.-C. Theron, F. Taboit, M. Cajero-Juarez, G. Kann, P. Clark, Processing of pro-islet amyloid polypeptide (prolAPP) by
Bolifraud and L.M. Houdebine, The RU5 (‘R’) region from human the prohormone convertase PC2 (378) 227
leukaemia viruses (HTLV-1) contains an internal ribosome entry Baeg, G.-H. see O. Higuchi (396) 81
site (IRES)-like sequence (392) 220 Baehr, W. see L. Feng (395) 77
Aubert, J.,G. Ailhaud and R. Negrel, Evidence for a novel regulatory Baehr, W. see S.L. Semple-Rowland (385) 47
pathway activated by (carba)prostacyclin in preadipose and Baerends, R.J.S. see M. Veenhuis (383) 114
adipose cells (397) 117 Baeuerle, P.A. see H.L. Pahl (392) 129
Aubert, S. see M. Padua (398) 248 Bag, J. see J.S. Grewal (383) 267
Aubert, S., C. Alban, R. Bligny and R. Douce, Induction of B- Bagavathi, S. and R. Malathi, Introns and protein revolution — An
methylcrotonyl-coenzyme A carboxylase in higher plant cells analysis of the exon/intron organisation of actin genes (392) 63
during carbohydrate starvation: evidence for a role of MCCase in Bagdasarian, M. see Y. Taguchi (388) 169
leucine catabolism (383) 175 Baggiolini, M. see K. Rajarathnam (399) 43
Aubry, F., M.-G. Mattei, J.-P. Barque and F. Galibert, Bagshaw, C.R. see P.B. Conibear (380) 13
Chromosomal localization and expression pattern of the RNase L Baier-Bitterlich, G. see W. Schobersberger (397) 263
inhibitor gene (381) 135 Bailey, V.C., S.M. Fortt, R.J. Summerhill, A. Galione and B.V.L.
Auer, M. see R. Csonga (380) 209 Potter, Cyclic aristeromycin diphosphate ribose: a potent and
Auerswald, E.A. see C. Randak (398) 97 poorly hydrolysable Ca**-mobilising mimic of cyclic adenosine
Auger, G., J. van Heijenoort, J.C. Vederas and D. Blanot, Effect of diphosphate ribose (379) 227
analogues of diaminopimelic acid on the meso-diaminopimelate- Bailly, C., A.M innock and M.J. Waring, A simple ligation assay to
adding enzyme from Escherichia coli (391) 171 detect effects of drugs on the curvature/flexibility of DNA (396) 253
Aumelas, A. see M.E. Mangoni (383) 93 Bailly, C., S. Routier, J.-L. Bernier and M.J. Waring, DNA
Aunis, D. see R. Kannan (385) 159 recognition by two mitoxantrone analogues: influence of the
Aunis, D. see J. Strub (379) 273 hydroxyl groups (379) 269
Aussel, L. see I. Fobis-Loisy (397) 149 Bailly, P. see B. Olives (386) 156
Authier, F., B.I. Posner and J.J.M. Bergeron, Endosomal proteolysis Bajor, T. see A. Hrabak (390) 203
of internalized proteins (389) 55 Baker, E.N. see M.C. Bewley (386) 215
Auzou, G. see S. Jalaguier (384) 112 Baker, E.N., T.L. Bluntell, M. Vijayan, E. Dodson, G. Dodson, G.L.
Avaeva, S., P. Ignatov, S. Kurilova, T. Nazarova, E. Rodina, N. Gilliland and J.L. Sussman, Publication of macromolecular crystal
Vorobyeva, V. Oganessyan and E. Harutyunyan, Escherichia coli structures (380) 302
inorganic pyrophosphatase: site-directed mutagenesis of the metal Baker, J. see A. Slominski (399) 175
binding sites (399) 99 Bakhanashvili, M., O. Avidan and A. Hizi, Mutational studies of
Avaeva, S.M., E.V. Rodina, S.A. Kurilova, T.I. Nazarova and N.N. human immunodeficiency virus type | reverse transcriptase: the
Vorobyeva, Effect of D42N substitution in Escherichia coli involvement of residues 183 and 184 in the fidelity of DNA
inorganic pyrophosphatase on catalytic activity and Mg** binding synthesis (391) 257
(392) 91 Balashova, T.A. see V.S. Pashkov (381) 119
Averna, M. see M. Michetti (392) 11 Bald, R. see M. Griine (385) 114
Avichezer, D. and R. Arnon, Differential reactivities of the Arachis Balda, M.S., J.M. Anderson and K. Matter, The SH3 domain of the
hypogaea (peanut) and Vicia villosa B4 lectins with human ovarian tight junction protein ZO-1 binds to a serine protein kinase that
carcinoma cells, grown either in vitro or in vivo xenograft model phosphorylates a region C-terminal to this domain (399) 326
(395) 103 Baldwin, G.S., F.S. Abbott and H. Nau, Binding ofa valproate
Avidan, O. see M. Bakhanashvili (391) 257 metabolite to the trifunctional protein of fatty acid oxidation (384)
Avila, J. see M. Llosa (397) 283 58
Awaji, T. see A. Hirasawa (386) 141 Baldwin, J.E. see M.-H. Lee (393) 269
Axelrod, J. see C.C. Felder (393) 231 Baldwin, S.A. see S. Boyer (396) 218
Axmann, S.E. see R. Zahn (380) 152 Balestre, M.-N. see B. Chini (397) 201
Azibi, K. see D. Jung (381) 15 Balint, R.F. see J.W. Larrick (398) 74
Azzi, A. see O. Cantoni (389) 285 Ballesta, J.J. see F. Vicente-Agullo (399) 83
Azzi, A. see L. Palomba (390) 91 Ballicora, M.A. see S. Mora-Garcia (380) 123
Ballio, A., F. Bossa, L. Camoni, D. Di Giorgio, M.-C. Flamand, H.
Maraite, G. Nitti, P. Pucci and A. Scaloni, Structure of
fuscopeptins, phytotoxic metabolites of Pseudomonas fuscovaginae
B (381) 213
Ballmer-Hofer, K. see R. Meili (394) 34
Bally, I. see J.-M. Lancelin (391) 203
Banba, N. see K. Kasai (394) 137
Bandyopadhyay, G. see M.L. Standaert (388) 26
Banfalvi, Z., A. Molnar, G. Molnar, L. Lakatos and L. Szabo, Starch
Baader, S.L., E. Bill, A.X. Trautwein, G. Bruchelt and B.F. synthesis-, and tuber storage protein genes are differently expressed
Matzanke, Mobilization of iron from cellular ferritin by ascorbic in Solanum tuberosum and in Solanum brevidens (383) 159
acid in neuroblastoma SK-N-SH cells: an EPR study (381) 131 Bang, N.U. see U. Reuning (392) 125
Baba, M. see J.P. Merin (394) 9 Bangert, K. see U. Christensen (387) 58
Babcock, K.K. see G.L. Aistrup (394) 141 Bangio, H. see A. Liberzon (388) 5
Babkina, I.N. see S.V. Seregin (382) 79 Bangio, H. see E. Yona (382) 97
Bachellerie, J.-P. see M.-H. Renalier (379) 212 Banhegyi, G. see L. Braun (388) 173
Volumes 378—399 (1996)
Banhegyi, G. see L. Braun (390) 183 Beavers, M.P. see K.H. Mayo (378) 79
Banhegyi, G., M. Csala, L. Braun, T. Garzo and J. Mandl, Ascorbate Bec-Ferte, M.-P., H.B. Krishnan, A. Savagnac, S.G. Pueppke and J.-
synthesis-dependent glutathione consumption in mouse liver (381) C. Promé, Rhizobium fredii synthesizes an array of
39 lipooligosaccharides, including a novel compound with glucose
Banki, K. and A. Perl, Inhibition of the catalytic activity of human inserted into the backbone of the molecule (393) 273
transaldolase by antibodies and site-directed mutagenesis (378) 161 Beck, K.-F. and R.B. Sterzel, Cloning and sequencing of the proximal
Bafiuelos, S. and A. Muga, Interaction of native and partially folded promoter of the rat iNOS gene: activation of NF«B is not sufficient
conformations of a-lactalbumin with lipid bilayers: for transcription of the iNOS gene in rat mesangial cells (394) 263
characterization of two membrane-bound states (386) 21 Becker, G.W. see C.C. Felder (393) 231
Barak, D. see B. Velan (395) 22 Beck-Sickinger, A.G. see B. Rist (394) 169
Baralle, F.E. see R. Pariyarath (397) 79 Bedford, M. see C.S. Fishburn (381) 257
Baranov, A.V. see A.V. Feofanov (396) 289 Bedmar, E.J. see M. Fernandez-Lopez (392) |
Baratova, L. see M. Kovina (392) 293 Beekman, B., J.W. Drijfhout, W. Bloemhoff, H.K. Ronday, P.P. Tak
Barberis, C. see B. Chini (397) 201 and J.M. te Koppele, Convenient fluorometric assay for matrix
Barbieri, L. see F. Olivieri (396) 132 metalloproteinase activity and its application in biological media
Barbieri, L. see F. Stirpe (382) 309 (390) 221
Barbouche, R., N. Marrakchi, P. Mansuelle, M. Krifi, E. Fenouillet, Beerhues, L., Benzophenone synthase from cultured cells of
H. Rochat and M. El Ayeb, Novel anti-platelet aggregation Centaurium erythraea (383) 264
polypeptides from Vipera lebetina venom: isolation and Beermann, F. see V. del Marmol (381) 165
characterization (392) 6 Behrendt, N. and K. Dang, Effect of purified, soluble urokinase
Barbrook, A.C., J.C.L. Packer and C.J. Howe, Inhibition by penem receptor on the plasminogen—pro-urokinase activation system (393)
of processing peptidases from cyanobacteria and chloroplast 3]
thylakoids (398) 198 Beiche, F., S. Scheuerer, K. Brune, G. Geisslinger and M. Goppelt-
Barcellona, M.L. see M. Renis (390) 153 Struebe, Up-regulation of cyclooxygenase-2 mRNA in the rat
Barchi Jr., J.J. see X. Huang (393) 280 spinal cord following peripheral inflammation (390) 165
Barciszewski, J., G.E. Siboska, B.O. Pedersen, B.F.C. Clark and Beier, H. see S. Arends (384) 222
S.I.S. Rattan, Evidence for the presence of kinetin in DNA and cell Beinert, H. and P. Kiley, Redox control of gene expression involving
extracts (393) 197 iron-sulfur proteins. Change of oxidation-state or assembly/
Bard, M. see B.A. Arthington-Skaggs (392) 161 disassembly of Fe-S clusters? (382) 218
Bard, M. see T. Husselstein (381) 87 Beintema, J.J. see K.I. Panov (398) 57
Bardouille, C., D. Vullhorst and H. Jockusch, Expression of chloride Beitz, E. see H. Vélkel (378) 245
channel | mRNA in cultured myogenic cells: a marker of myotube Bektas, M. see C.C. Geilen (378) 88
maturation (396) 177 Beldman, G. see S.M. Pitson (398) 7
Barenholz, Y. see D. Glick (394) 237 Belikov, S.V. see D.A. Papatsenko (381) 103
Barford, D. see C. MacKintosh (397) 235 Bell, J. see S.W. Reid (383) 119
Barhanin, J. see M. Fink (378) 64 Bell, J.D. see A.V.W. Nunn (392) 295
Barklis, E. see C.B. Clish (378) 43 Bellmann, K., M. Jaattela, D. Wissing, V. Burkart and H. Kolb, Heat
Barlow, S.W. see R. Rafaeloff (378) 219 shock protein hsp70 overexpression confers resistance against nitric
Barnard, M.L. see A.V.W. Nunn (392) 295 oxide (391) 185
Barnard, R.J.O. see A.W. Sudlow (393) 185 Bellvé, A.R. see A. Liévano (388) 150
Barnes, P.J. see E.-B. Haddad (379) 265 Beltramini, M. see T. Zlateva (384) 251
Barque, J.-P. see F. Aubry (381) 135 Belyavsky, A.V. see A.E. Popsueva (391) 5
Barr, F.A. and W.B. Huttner, A role for ADP-ribosylation factor 1, Ben-Aroya, N. see L. Nur Levi (379) 186
but not COP I, in secretory vesicle biogenesis from the trans-Golgi Bendinelli, P., R. Piccoletti, P. Maroni and A. Bernelli-Zazzera, The
network (384) 65 MAP kinase cascades are activated during post-ischemic liver
Barre, A. see E.J.M. Van Damme (397) 352 reperfusion (398) 193
Barron-Casella, E. see V.T. Nachmias (378) 258 Benen, J. see P. Biely (382) 249
Barsova, E. see A. Fradkov (390) 145 Benfenati, F. see E. Chieregatti (398) 211
Bartelsen, O. see S. Lansmann (399) 227 Benito, A. see X. Carbonell (397) 169
Barton, G.J. see A. Fiser (397) 225 Benito, M. see I. Fabregat (384) 14
Bartorelli, A. see F. Ceciliani (393) 147 Benjannet, S. see N.G. Seidah (379) 247
Barwise, J.L. and J.H. Walker, Subcellular localization of annexin V Benjannet, S. see M. Zhong (396) 31
in human foreskin fibroblasts: nuclear localization depends on Ben-Meir, D. see A. Spungin-Bialik (380) 79
growth state (394) 213 Benne, R. see D. Speijer (381) 123
Barylko, B. see S. Earnest (396) 62 Benner, S.A. see N. Trabesinger-Ruef (382) 319
Baskova, I. see A. Fradkov (390) 145 Bennett, A.J., J.S. Bruce, A.M. Salter, D.A. White and M.A. Billett,
Bassi, R. see L. Riboni (391) 336 Hepatic microsomal triglyceride transfer protein messenger RNA
Bassi, R. see M.G. Testi (399) 245 concentrations are increased by dietary cholesterol in hamsters
Batkin, M. see A. Chestukhin (382) 265 (394) 247
Batra, J.K. see D. Rathore (392) 259 Bentura, M.L. see M. Cueto (398) 159
Batra, R.S., R. Brown, G.K. Brown and I.W. Craig, Molecular Benveniste, P. see T. Husselstein (381) 87
cloning and tissue-specific expression of mouse kidney 6- Berchtold, M.W. see U. Débbeling (391) 131
phosphofructo-2-kinase/fructose-2,6-bisphosphatase (393) 167 Berden, J.A. see H. Boumans (390) 137
Battistuta, R. see J. Ottl (398) 31 Berden, J.A. see G. Lobo-Hajdu (395) 199
Baudry, N., P.-J. Lejeune, P. Niccoli, L. Vinet, P. Carayon and B. Berezhnoy, S. see A. Fradkov (390) 145
Mallet, Dityrosine bridge formation and thyroid hormone Bereziat, G. see M. Andreani-Mangeney (397) 155
synthesis are tightly linked and are both dependent on N-glycans Berezov, T.T. see N.V. Koudinova (395) 204
(396) 223 Berg, A. see C. Dennison (394) 340
Baum, M. and A. Schén, Localization and expression of the closely Berg, B. see M. Graessmann (394) 233
linked cyanelle genes for RNase P RNA and two transfer RNAs Bergeron, J.J.M. see F. Authier (389) 55
(382) 60 Berglund, T., G. Kalbin, A. Strid, J. Rydstr6m and A.B. Ohlsson,
Baumeister, W. see S. Andra (379) 127 UV-B- and oxidative stress-induced increase in nicotinamide and
Baumeister, W. see F. Pitzer (394) 47 trigonelline and inhibition of defensive metabolism induction by
Baumeister, W. see T. Tamura (398) 101 poly(ADP-ribose)polymerase inhibitor in plant tissue (380) 188
Baxter, N.J. see A.J. Charlton (382) 289 Bergman, A.-C. and T. Bergman, Micropreparation of peptides by
Bayer, P. see D. Hirschl (383) 31 capillary electrophoresis for matrix assisted laser desorption mass
Beadle, D.J. see L.A. Obosi (381) 233 spectrometry (397) 45
Beatriz see M.A. Noventa-Jordaéd (378) 32 Bergman, T. see A. Alape-Giron (380) 29