Current topics in bioenergetics. V.14, 1985

200 Pages·1985·11.039 MB·English

by  C.P. Lee

Advisory Board
BRITTON CHANCE
LARS ERNSTER
JOHN GERGELY
YoussEF HATEFI
DAVID W. KROGMANN
PETER L. PEDERSEN
GOTTFRIED SCHATZ
Contributors to This Volume
WILLIAM H. BRAUNLIN LEO G. HERBETTE
B. CHANCE CHIEN HO
SUSAN R. DOWD YASH P. MYER
ToRBJöRN DRAKENBERG JAN F. M. POST
STURE FORSÉN L. POWERS
Advisory Board
BRITTON CHANCE
LARS ERNSTER
JOHN GERGELY
YoussEF HATEFI
DAVID W. KROGMANN
PETER L. PEDERSEN
GOTTFRIED SCHATZ
Contributors to This Volume
WILLIAM H. BRAUNLIN LEO G. HERBETTE
B. CHANCE CHIEN HO
SUSAN R. DOWD YASH P. MYER
ToRBJöRN DRAKENBERG JAN F. M. POST
STURE FORSÉN L. POWERS
Current Topics in Bioenergetics
Edited by
C. P. LEE
Department of Biochemistry
School of Medicine
Wayne State University
Detroit, Michigan
VOLUME 14
1985
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Contributors
Numbers in parentheses indicate the pages on which the authors' contributions begin.
WILLIAM H. BRAUNLIN* (97), Physical Chemistry 2, Chemical Centre,
Lund University, 8-220 07 Lund, Sweden
B. CHANCE (1), Department of Biochemistry/Biophysics, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104
SUSAN R. DOWD (54), Department of Biological Sciences, Carnegie-Mel­
lon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
ToRBJÖRN DRAKENBERG (97), Physical Chemistry 2, Chemical Centre,
Lund University, S-221 00 Lund, Sweden
STURE FORSÉN (97), Physical Chemistry 2, Chemical Centre, Lund Uni­
versity, S-221 00 Lund, Sweden
LEO G. HERBETTE (21), Departments of Medicine and Biochemistry, Uni­
versity of Connecticut Health Center, Farmington, Connecticut 06032,
and Department of Biology, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton,
New York 11973
CHIEN HO (54), Department of Biological Sciences, Carnegie-Mellon
University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
YASH p. MYER (149), Institute of Hemoproteins, Department of Chemis­
try, State University of New York at Albany, Albany, New York
JAN F. M. POST^ (54), Department of Biological Sciences, Carnegie-Mel­
lon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
L. POWERS (1), AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey 07974
^ Present address: Department of Biochemistry, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Min­
nesota 55108.
2 Present address: School of Pharmacy, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, University
of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15261.
Preface
Considerable progress has been made in the field of bioenergetics dur­
ing the past few years. Much of this can be credited to the design and
application of new experimental approaches. Utilization of intrinsic and
extrinsic probes has been instrumental in the elucidation of the structure
and function relationship of energy-transducing membranes. Both the
preceding volume of this series (Volume 13) and this volume are devoted
to a number of biochemical and biophysical approaches that have proven
valuable in some systems and may readily be applied to others. Each
chapter provides an in-depth review of the approach and a critical evalua­
tion from both theoretical and practical points of view. The length of
chapters varies somewhat, depending on the need and extent of coverage
which the contributors felt appropriate. It is anticipated that these two
volumes will be a comprehensive reference source on these modern ap­
proaches, and will also serve as a stimulating guide for future research,
not only to those in the field of bioenergetics but also to investigators in
other disciplines related to biomembranes.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the members of the
Advisory Board for their invaluable advice and counsel.
C. P. LEE
Contents of Previous Volumes
Volume 1 ^*0 and Related Exchanges in Enzymic
Formation and Utilization of Nucleoside
Kinetics and Intermediates of the Oxygen Triphosphates
Evolution Step in Photosynthesis P. D. Boyer
Bassel Kok and George M, Cheniae
On the Role of Ubiquinone
Fluorescence Yield in Photosynthetic A. Kröger and M. Klingenberg
Systems and Its Relation to Electron
Transport Energy-Linked Reactions in
Warren L. Butler Chemoautotrophic Organisms
Lutz A. Kiesow
Uncoupling and Energy Transfer Inhibition
in Photophosphorylation Respiration and Adenosine Triphosphate
Norman Good, Seikichi Izawa, and Synthesis in Nuclei
Geoffrey Hind Thomas E. Conover
The Chemistry of Bioluminescence The Oscillation of Insect Flight Muscle
J. W. Hastings R. T. Tregear
Structure and Function of the Contractile Contractile Mechanisms in Cilia and
Protein Myosin Flagella
A. Stracker and P. Dreizen Michael Holwill
Energized Calcium Transport and Relaxing Genesis of the Cochlear Endolymphatic
Factors Potential
Annemarie Weber Brian M. Johnstone
Ion Transport to Mitochondria AUTHOR INDEX-SUBJECT INDEX
E. J. Harris, J. D. Judah, and
K. Ahmed Volume 3
AUTHOR INDEX-SUBJECT INDEX
A Scrutiny of Mitchell's Chemiosmotic
Hypothesis of Respiratory Chain and
Photosynthetic Phosphorylation
G. D. Greville
Volume 2
Electron Transfer and Energy
Mechanism of Photoinduced Electron Conservation
Transport in Isolated Chloroplasts Robert J. P. Williams
Mordhay Avron
Translocations in Bimolecular Lipid
The Energized Movement of Ions and Membranes: Their Role in Dissipative and
Water by Chloroplasts Conservative Bioenergy Transductions
Lester Packer and Antony R. Crofts Paul Mueller and Donald O. Rudin
Energy Linked Reactions of Plant Energy Relationships and the Active
Mitochondria Transport of Ions
/. B. Hanson and T. K. Hodges Peter C. Caldwell
XI
XU CONTENTS OF PREVIOUS VOLUMES
Energy Utilization and Oxidative Recovery Chlorophyll and Light Energy
Metabolism in Skeletal Muscle Transduction in Photosynthesis
Frans F. Jöbsis Joseph J. Katz and James R. Morris, Jr.
The Mechanism of the Visual Process Chemically and Physically Induced
Sjoerd L. Bonting Luminescence as a Probe of
Photosynthetic Mechanisms
Energy Transduction in Algal Phototaxis
Darrell E. Fleischman and Berger C.
Gordon Tollin
Mayne
AUTHOR INDEX-SUBJECT INDEX The Reducing Side of Photosystem I
James Siedow, Charles F. Yocum, and
Yolume 4
Anthony San Pietro
Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics and Its The Chemistry of Vertebrate and
Application to Bioenergetics Invertebrate Visual Photoreceptors
S. Roy Caplan Edwin W. Abrahamson and Roger S.
Eager
The Design and Use of Fluorescent Probes
for Membrane Studies Mechanism of Actomyosin ATPase and
G. K. Radda the Problem of Muscle Contraction
Edwin W. Taylor
Energy Transformations in the Respiratory
Chain Energy-Transducing Components in
V. P. Skulachev Mitochondrial Respiration
David F. Wilson, P. Leslie Dutton, and
Profiles of Mitochondrial Monovalent Ion
Michal Wagner
Transport
Cyril L. Moore Kinetics of Cytochromes b
Maria Erecinska, Michal Wagner, and
CoupUng of Ion and Electron Transport in
Britton Chance
Chloroplasts
Richard A. Dilley Mitochondrial CoupUng Factors
R. Brian Beechey and Kenneth J. Cattel
Energy Conversion Reactions in Bacterial
Photosynthesis AUTHOR INDEX-SUBJECT INDEX
Herrick Baltscheffsky, Margareta
Baltscheffsky, and Anders Thore
Electrogenic Ion Pumping in Nervous
Volume 6
Tissue
J. Murdoch Ritchie Energy Balance in Muscle Contraction: A
Biochemical Approach
Sequence of Steps in the (Na +
Martin J. Kushmerick
K)-Activated Enzyme System in Relation
to Sodium and Potassium Transport Transport in Membrane Vesicles Isolated
J. C. Skou from the Mammalian Kidney and Intestine
Bertram Sacktor
AUTHOR INDEX-SUBJECT INDEX
Membranes and Energy Transduction in
Volume 5 Bacteria
Franklin M. Harold
X-Ray Diffraction Studies on Biological
Membranes Proton Translocation in Chloroplasts
C. R, Worthington G. Hauska and A. Trebst
CONTENTS OF PREVIOUS VOLUMES xui
The Use of lonophores and Channel Chlorophyll-Protein Complexes and
Formers in the Study of the Function of Structure of Mature and Developing
Biological Membranes Chloroplasts
A. GómeZ'Puyou and C. Gómez-Lojero N. K. Boardman, Jan M. Anderson, and
D. J. Goodchild
Mitochondrial Calcium Transport
Fyfe L. By grave Dynamic Structural Features of
Chloroplast Lamellae
SUBJECT INDEX Charles J. Arntzen
Structure and Development of the
Membrane System of Photosynthetic
Volume 7 Bacteria
Gerhart Drews
Photosynthesis: Part A
Genetic Control of Chloroplast Proteins
Photochemistry of Chlorophyll in Solution:
N. W. Gilham, J, E. Boynton, and
Modeling Photosystem II
N.-H, Chua
G. R. Seely
Mutations and Genetic Manipulations as
Picosecond Events and Their
Probes of Bacterial Photosynthesis
Measurement
Barry L. Marrs
Michael Seibert
The Primary Electron Acceptors in SUBJECT INDEX
Green-Plant Photosystem I and
Photosynthetic Bacteria
Bacon Ke
The Primary Reaction of Chloroplast
Volume 9
Photosystem II
David B. Knaffand Richard Malkin Irreversible Thermodynamic Description of
Energy Transduction in Biomembranes
Photosynthetic Electron-Transport Chains
H. V. Westerhoff and K, Van Dam
of Plants and Bacteria and Their Role as
Proton Pumps Intracellular pH: Methods and
A. R. Crofts and P. M. Wood Applications
R. J. Gillies and D. W. Deamer
The ATPase Complex of Chloroplasts and
Chromatophers Mitochondrial ATPases
Richard E. McCarty Richards. Criddle, RichardF.
Johnston, and Robert J. Stack
SUBJECT INDEX
lonophores and Ion Transport Across
Natural Membranes
Adil E. Shamoo and Thomas J. Murphy
Volume 8
Reaction Mechanisms for ATP Hydrolysis
Photosynthesis: Part Β and Synthesis in the Sarcoplasmic
Reticulum
Alternate Fates of the Photochemical
Taibo Yamamoto, Haruhiko Takisawa,
Reducing Power Generated in
and Yuji Tonomura
Photosynthesis: Hydrogen Production and
Nitrogen Fixation Flavoproteins, Iron Proteins, and
Norman I. Bishop and Larry W. Jones Hemoproteins as Electron-Transfer
XIV CONTENTS OF PREVIOUS VOLUMES
Components of the Sulfate-Reducing Proton-Linked Transport in Chromaffin
Bacteria Granules
Jean LeGall, Daniel V. DerVartanian, David Njus, Jane Knoth, and Michael
and Harry D. Peck, Jr. Zallakian
Applications of the Photoaffinity Regulation of the Synthesis and Hydrolysis
Technique to the Study of Active Sites for of ATP in Biological Systems: Role of
Energy Transduction Peptide Inhibitors of H+-ATPases
Richard John Guillory Peter L. Pedersen, Klaus Schwerzmann,
and Nitza Cintran
SUBJECT INDEX
Structure and Mechanism of the (Na, K)-
ATPase
Lewis C. Cantley
Volume 10
Actomyosin ATPase and Muscle
AppHcation of Fluctuation Spectroscopy to Contraction
Muscle Contractility J. A. Sleep and S. J. Smith
Julian Borejdo
INDEX
Respiration-Linked Translocation in
Mitochondria: Stoichiometry and
Mechanism Volume 12
Märten Wikström and Klaas Krab
On the Structure and Genetics of the
Uptake and Release of Bivalent Cations in Proteolipid Subunit of the ATP Synthase
Mitochondria Complex
Nils-Erik Saris and Karl E. O. Akerman W. Sebald and J. Hoppe
Role of Subunits in Proton-Translocating Biochemistry of Bacterial Bioluminescence
ATPase (FQ-F,) Miriam M. Ziegler and Thomas O.
Masamitsu Futai and Hiroshi Baldwin
Kanazawa
The Electron Transport System and
Control of Mitochondrial Substrate Hydrogenase of Paracoccus denitrificans
Oxidation Paulette M. Vignais, Michéle-France
Richard G. Hansford Henry, Edith Sim, and Douglas B.
Kell
Electrochemistry of Nitrogenase and the
Role of ATP Electron Transfer, Proton Translocation,
Robert V. Hageman and R. H. Burris and ATP Synthesis in Bacterial
Chromatophores
INDEX A. Baccarini-Melandri, R. Casadlo,
and B. A. Melandri
INDEX
Volume 11
Proton-ATPase of Chloroplasts Volume 13
Nathan Nelson
Determination of the Proton
Electrochemical Gradient across Biological
Biochemistry and Genetics of Bacterial Membranes
H+-Translocating ATPases Giovanni Felice Azzone, Daniela
Robert H. Fillingame Pietrobon, and Mario Zoratti