Biochimica et Biophysica Acta 1992: Vol 1099 Table of Contents

3 Pages·1992·0.8 MB·English

BB.
Bioenergetics
(including Reviews on Bioenergetics)
Vol. 1099, 1992
Cumulative Contents
Review The fluorescence yield of Rhodopseudomonas
viridis in relation to the redox state of the
The c-type cytochromes of methylotrophic bacte- primary electron donor
ria G. Deinum, F.A.M. Kleinherenbrink, — T.J.
C. Anthony (U.K.) Aartsma and J. Amesz (Netherlands)
Characterisation of photoinduced breakdown of
Regular Papers the D1-polypeptide in isolated reaction centres
of Photosystem II
C.A. Shipton and J. Barber (UK)
Patch-clamp studies of light-induced currents
across the thylakoid membrane of isolated Mediation of glycosylated and partially-deglyco-
chloroplasts sylated glucose oxidase of Aspergillus niger by
A.A. Bulychev, V.F. Antonov and E.V. a ferrocene-derivatised detergent
Schevchenko (USSR) D.M. Fraser, S.M. Zakeeruddin and M. Gratzel
(Switzerland) 91
Multifrequency EPR investigations into the origin
of the S,-state signal at g = 4 of the O,-evolv- Influence of the size and protonation state of
ing complex acidic residue 85 on the absorption spectrum
A. Haddy, W.R. Dunham, R.H. Sands and R. and photoreaction of the bacteriorhodopsin
Aasa (USA, Sweden) chromophore
Effects of NO,-modification of Tyr83 on the re- J.K. Lanyi, J. Tittor, G. Vard, G. Krippahl and
D. Oesterhelt (USA, Germany)
activity of spinach plastocyanin with cy-
tochrome f
H.E.M. Christensen, L.S. Conrad and J. Ulstrup Regular Papers
(Denmark)
Differential permeability for lipophilic com- Low temperature effects on thylakoid protein
pounds in uncoupler-resistant cells of Es- phosphorylation and membrane dynamics
cherichia coli I. Carlberg, S. Bingsmark, F. Vennigerholz, U.K.
E.G. Sedgwick and P.D. Bragg (Canada) Larsson and B. Andersson (Sweden)
Mechanism of energization of uptake of the fluo- Isoforms of cytochrome c oxidase in tissues and
rescent dye 2-(4-dimethylaminostyryl)-1-ethyl- cell lines of the mouse
pyridinium cation [DMP*] into an acrA strain C. Van den Bogert, H.L. Dekker, J.C. Cornelis-
of Escherichia coli sen, A.B.P. Van Kuilenburg, P.A. Bolhuis and
E.G. Sedgwick and P.D. Bragg (Canada) A.O. Muijsers (Netherlands)
Manipulation of the imbalance for linear electron Antipeptide antibodies to the carboxy terminal
flow activities between Photosystems I and II and the DCCD binding region of the human
of photosynthesis by cyclic electron flow cofac- mitochondrial ATP synthase B-subunit
tors A.S. Noer, S. Marzuki and W.S. Allison
G. Braun, A.R.J. Driesenaar, E. Shalgi and S. (Australia, USA)
Malkin (Israel) Calcium binding site(s) of Photosystem II as
Electron microscopy and image analysis of the probed by lanthanides
GroEL-like protein and its complexes with glu- A. Bakou, C. Buser, G. Dandulakis, G. Brudvig
tamine synthetase from pea leaves and D.F. Ghanotakis (Greece, USA)
V.L. Tsuprun, E.J. Boekema, A.V. Pushkin and Induction of non-bilayer lipid phase separations
IV. Tagunova (USSR, Netherlands) in chloroplast thylakoid membranes by com-
Presence of two chlorophyll a’ molecules at the patible co-solutes and its relation to the ther-
core of Photosystem I mal stability of Photosystem II
H. Maeda, T. Watanabe, M. Kobayashi and I. W.P. Williams, A.P.R. Brain and P.J. Dominy
Ikegami (Japan) (UK)
276
Properties of respiratory chain-linked Na ‘*-inde- Are there really four manganese ions per centre
pendent NADH-quinone reductase in a ma- of photosynthetic water oxidation?
rine Vibrio alginolyticus S. Pauly and H.T. Witt (Germany)
M. Hayashi, T. Miyoshi, M. Sato and T. Un- Significant quantities of endogenous GDP and
emoto (Japan) ADP are present on catalytic sites of the F,-
Biochemical evidence for the role of the bound ATPase isolated from M. lysodeikticus in the
iron-sulphur centres A and B in NADP reduc- absence of added nucleotides
tion by Photosystem I E.I. Mileykovskaya, S.S. Kormer and W.S. Alli-
J.A. Hanley, J. Kear, G. Bredenkamp, G. Li, P. son (USA)
Heathcote and M.C.W. Evans (UK) Light /dark regulation of photosynthetic enzymes
Nicotinamide nucleotide transhydrogenase from within intact cells of the cyanobacterium Nos-
Rhodobacter capsulatus; the H*/H™ ratio and toc sp. Mac
the activation state of the enzyme during re- P.A. Austin, I.S. Ross and J.D. Mills (UK)
duction of acetyl pyridine adenine dinucleotide EPR evidence for nitric oxide production from
T. Palmer and J.B. Jackson (UK) guanidino nitrogens of L-arginine in animal
Independent fluorescence emission of the chloro- tissues in vivo
phyll spectral forms in higher plant Photosys- L.N. Kubrina, W.S. Caldwell, PI. Mordvintcev,
tem II : IV. Malenkova and A.F. Vanin (Russia, USA)
G. Zucchelli, R.C. Jennings and F.M. Garlaschi 5’-Nucleotidase activity and adenosine produc-
(Italy) tion in rat liver mitochondria
Chemical structures critical for the induction of M.J.P. Raatikainen, K.J. Peuhkurinen, K.T.
FMN-dependent NADH-quinone reductase in Kiviluoma, J.K. Hiltunen and I.E. Hassinen
Escherichia coli (Finland)
T. Unemoto, H. Shimada and M. Hayashi The influence of diphenylcarbazide and hydra-
(Japan) zobenzene on the binding of the herbicide
Energy transfer from long-wavelength absorbing chlorotoluron to isolated thylakoids
antenna bacteriochlorophylls to the reaction Z.G. Cerovié and J.-M. Briantais (Yugoslavia,
center France)
F.A.M. Kleinherenbrink, G. Deinum, S.C.M. The role(s) of adenylate kinase and the adenylate
Otte, A.J. Hoff and J. Amesz (Netherlands) carrier in the regulation of plant mitochondrial
respiratory activity
Rapid Report A.-C. Fricaud, A.J. Walters, D.G. Whitehouse
and A.L. Moore (UK)
Cytochrome c oxidase: the presumptive channel The acridones, new inhibitors of mitochondrial
NADH: ubiquinone oxidoreductase (complex
holds at least four water molecules
I)
J.A. Kornblatt and M.J. Kornblatt (Canada)
W. Oettmeier, K. Masson and M. Soll (Germany)
Regular Papers Partial uncoupling of energy transfer from phyco-
erythrin in the marine cyanobacterium Syne-
Localization in Photosystem II of the histidine chococcus sp. WH7803
residue putatively responsible for thermolumi- P. Heathcote, M. Wyman, N.G. Carr and G:S.
nescence A,-band as probed by trypsin acces- Beddard (UK)
sibility
T.-a. Ono and Y. Inoue (Japan) Rapid Report
The reaction center of Photosystem II studied
with polarized fluorescence spectroscopy High degree of organization of bacteriochloro-
S.L.S. Kwa, W.R. Newell, R. Van Grondelle and phyll c in chlorosome-like aggregates sponta-
J.P. Dekker (Netherlands) neously assembled in aqueous solution
The influence of salts on charge separation M. Hirota, T. Moriyama, K. Shimada, M. Miller,
(P680*Q,) and water oxidation of Photosys- J.M. Olson and K. Matsuura (Japan, Denmark)
tem II complexes from thermophilic cyano-
bacteria. Active and inactive conformational Cumulative Contents, Vol. 1099
states of Photosystem II
S. Pauly, E. Schlodder and H.T. Witt (Germany) Author Index