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FEBS Letters Volumes 278-295
Master Author Index

Volumes 278-295 (1991)
A Alafia, A., M.J. Llama and J.L. Serra, Purification and some
properties of the pectin lyase from Penicillium italicum (280) 335
Albracht, S.P.J. see S. Rospert (291) 371
Alfandari, D. see J. -F. Riou (279) 346
Ali, S.T. see D.E. Brookfield (295) 13
Alimov, A.A. see A.V. Zelenin (280) 94
Aatsinki, J. see A. Pulkka (291) 289 Alimov, A.A. see A.V. Zelenin (287) 118
Ab, G. see M.J. de Hoop (291) 299 Allen, A.G. and R.N. Perham, Two lipoyl domains in the
Abad, C. see E. Pérez-Paya (278) 51 dihydrolipoamide acetyltransferase chain of the pyruvate
Abarca, D., M. Fernandez-Lobato, L. del Pozo and A. Jiménez, dehydrogenase multienzyme complex of Streptococcus faecalis (287)
Isolation of a new gene (SWA2) encoding an a-amylase from 206
Schwanniomyces occidentalis and its expression in Saccharomyces Allen, J.F. see M.A. Harrison (282) 295
cerevisiae (279) 41 Allende, J. see V. Pulgar (292) 85
Abbondanza, A. see M. Chiricolo (291) 173 Allocatelli, C.T. see F. Cutruzzola (282) 281
Abdulaev, N.G. see M.A. Kutuzov (293) 21 Almendros, G., R. Friind, F.J. Gonzalez-Vila, K.M. Haider, H.
Abdulaev, N.G. see M.A. Kutuzov (289) 179 Knicker and H.-D. Liidemann, Analysis of '*C and '"N CPMAS
Abe, S. see K. Umezawa (279) 132 NMR- spectra of soil organic matter and composts (282) 119
Abe, E. see T. Sato (285) 21 Alsina, M.M. see T. Yoneda (278) 171
Abe, K. see H. Kondo (278) 87 Altendorf, K. see B. Schneppe (292) 145
Aberg, F. see P. Forsmark (285) 39 Alvarez, L., M. Asuncion, F. Corrales, M.A. Pajares and J.M. Mato,
Abergel, C. see C. Devaux (286) 64 Analysis of the 5’ non-coding region of rat liver S-
Abramov, V.M. see V.P. Zav’yalov (278) 187 adenosylmethionine synthetase mRNA and comparison of the
Abramov, V.M. see E.E. Galyov (286) 79 M, deduced from the cDNA sequence and the purified enzyme (290)
Ackerman, M.S. see B.P. England (279) 87 142
Ackerman, S.H., D.L. Gatti, P. Gellefors, M.G. Douglas and A. Alzar, P.M. see C. Devaux (286) 64
Tzagoloff, ATP/3, a nuclear gene of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Amaya, Y. and A. Nakano, SRH/ protein, the yeast homologue of
essential for the expression of subunit 9 of the mitochondrial the 54 kDa subunit of signal recognition particle, is involved in ER
ATPase (278) 234 translocation of secretory proteins (283) 325
Adamiker, D. see A. Buchstaller (287) 27 Amberger, A., H. Bauer, U. Tontsch, G. Gabbiani, O. Kocher and
Adams, P.D. and P.J. Parker, TPA-induced activation of MAP kinase H.C. Bauer, Reversible expression of sm q@-actin protein and sm
(290) 77 a-actin mRNA in cloned cerebral endothelial cells (287) 223
Adler, L. see L. André (286) 13 Ambrosini, A., E.A. Barnard and G. Prestipino, AMPA and kainate-
Aebersold, R. see E. Schwartz (280) 229 operated channels reconstituted in artificial bilayers (281) 27
Affranchino, J.L., G.D. Pollevick and A.C.C. Frasch, The expression Ambudkar, I.S. see V.J. Horn (282) 289
of the major shed Trypanosoma cruzi antigen results from the Amemiya, Y. see M. Nakasako (292) 73
developmentally-regulated transcription of a small gene family Amerik, A.Yu., V.K. Antonov, A.E. Gorbalenya, S.A. Kotova, T.V.
(280) 316 Rotanova and E.V. Shimbarevich, Site-directed mutagenesis of La
Afonina, E.I., N.V. Chichkova and A.A. Bogdanov, NA-RNA and protease: A catalytically active serine residue (287) 211
RNA-protein interactions in 30 S ribosomal subunits: Association Amess, B. see H.A. Manjarrez-Hernandez (292) 121
of 16 S rRNA fragments in the presence of ribosomal proteins (283) Amesz, J. see M. Kobayashi (284) 129
251 Amlaiky, N. see J.P. Montmayeur (278) 239
Agerberth, B., C.-G. Ostenson, S. Efendic and H. Jérnvall, Pancreatic Amouric, M. see B. Miszczuk-Jamska (294) 175
secretory trypsin inhibitor (PSTI) isolated from pig intestine: Anborgh, P.H., G.W.M. Swart and A. Parmeggiani, Kirromycin-
Influence on insulin and somatostatin release (281) 227 induced modifications facilitate the separation of EF-Tu species and
Agerberth, B. see T. Bergman (283) 100 reveal intermolecular interactions (292) 232
Ahlner, J. see V. Chhajlani (290) 157 Andersen, T.M.M. see S.R. Krystek (281) 212
Ahmad, H. see S.S. Singhal (281) 255 Andersen, J.K. see P. Urban (286) 142
Ahmed, K. see S.A. Goueli (282) 445 Andersen, G.R., L. Jacobsen, S. Thirup, J. Nyborg and L. Sottrup-
Ahsan, C.R. and J. Sasaki, A 64 kDa protein from Mycobacterium Jensen, Crystallization and preliminary X-ray analysis of
bovis BCG shares the same antigenic determinants with line 10 methylamine-treated a,-macroglobulin and 3 a@,-macroglo-
hepatoma cells and has anti-line 10 tumor activity (288) 77 bulin—proteinase complexes (292) 267
Aicardi, G., A. Pollo, E. Sher and E. Carbone, Noradrenergic Anderson, C.M. and J. Gray, Cleavage of the precursor of pea
inhibition and voltage-dependent facilitation of Q-conotoxin- chloroplast cytochrome f by leader peptidase from Escherichia coli
sensitive Ca channels in insulin-secreting RINmSF cells (281) 201 (280) 383
Aimoto, S. see I. Fujimoto (287) 15 Anderson, L. see K.A. Eidne (292) 243
Aimoto, S. see K. Ramalingam (295) 200 Anderson, K. see W. Meikrantz (291) 192
Aimoto, S. see R. Takayanagi (282) 103 Anderson, J.M. see B.R. Jordan (284) 5
Aissani, B. see A. De Sario (295) 22 Anderson, L.E. see C.L. Skrukrud (280) 259
Aitken, A. see H.A. Manjarrez-Hernandez (292) 121 Andersson, M., J.-C. Marie, M. Carlquist and V. Mutt, The
Aiyar, J. see A. Karschin (278) 229 preparation of biotinyl-€-aminocaproylated forms of the vasoactive
Akagi, H., K. Hirai and F. Hishinuma, Cloning of a glycine receptor intestinal polypeptide (VIP) as probes for the VIP receptor (282) 35
subtype expressed in rat brain and spinal cord during a specific Andersson, B. see I. Virgin (287) 125
period of neuronal development (281) 160 Andersson, A.-M. see H. Gaardsvoll (294) 94
Akasaka, K. see R. Ishima (294) 64 Ando, H. see K. Taniyama (278) 222
Akazawa, T. see J. Pozueta-Romero (287) 62 Ando, A. see M. Fukunaga (285) 265
Akazawa, T. see J. Pozueta-Romero (291) 233 André, L., A. Hemming and L. Adler, Osmoregulation in
Akimaru, J. see H. Tokuda (279) 233 Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Studies on the osmotic induction of
Akita, H. see K. Hirata (287) 181 glycerol production and glycerol 3-phosphate dehydrogenase
Akiyoshi-Shibata, M., E. Usui, T. Sakaki, Y. Yabusaki, M. Noshiro, (NAD) (286) 13
K. Okuda and H. Ohkawa, Expression of rat liver vitamin D, Andreansky, Martin, O. Hruskova-Heidingsfeldova, J. Sedlacek, J.
Konvalinka, I. Blaha, Petr Jeémen, M. Hofejgi, P. Strop and M.
25-hydroxylase cDNA in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (280) 367
Akizuki, N., K. Kangawa, N. Minamino and H. Matsuo, Cloning and Fabry, High-level expression of enzymatically active bovine
sequence analysis of complementary DNA encoding a precursor for leukemia virus proteinase in E. coli (287) 129
chicken natriuretic peptide (280) 357 Andreasen, P.A. see M. Munch (295) 102
Aksenova, M.V., G.S. Burbaeva, K.V. Kandror, D.V. Kapkov and Andreasen, J.J. see M. Bersani (283) 189
A.S. Stepanov, The decreased level of casein kinase 2 in brain cortex Andrews, S.C., J.M.A. Smith, S.J. Yewdall, J.R. Guest and P.M.
of schizophrenic and Alzheimer’s disease patients (279) 55 Harrison, Bacterioferritins and ferritins are distantly related in
Aktories, K. see G. Koch (291) 336 evolution: Conservation of ferroxidase-centre residues (293) 164
Aktories, K. see K.H. Reuner (286) 100 Andrews, E.R., J.M. Pratt and K.L. Brown, Molecular recognition in
Akutsu, H. see J.-S. Park (285) 149 the binding of vitamin B,, by the cobalamin-specific Intrinsic Factor
Alakhov, Y. see G.G. Jokhadze (289) 190 (281) 90
Andronico, F. see E. Sarubbi (279) 265
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Andronova, T.M. see M.V. Sumaroka (295) 48 Arrol, S. see M.I. Mackness (286) 152
Anemiiller, S. see P. Hildebrandt (283) 131 Aruoma, O.I. see B. Halliwell (281) 9
Ankilova, V.N. see E.V. Bobkova (290) 95 Aryee, D. see D.L. Lewis (290) 17
Anselme, J. and M. Hartlein, Tyr-426 of the Escherichia coli Asahi, M. see K. Sakai (294) 104
asparaginyl-tRNA synthetase, an amino acid in a C-terminal Asaka, J. see H. Suzuki (283) 281
conserved motif, is involved in ATP binding (280) 163 Asano, T. see M. Kobayashi (293) 106
Antonenko, Y.N. see O.N. Kovbasnjuk (289) 176 Ascenzi, P. see F. Cutruzzola (282) 281
Antonenko, Yu.N., K.W. Kinnally, S. Perini and H. Tedeschi, Asher, O., C. Provenzano and S. Fuchs, Regulation of acetylcholine
Selective effect of inhibitors on inner mitochondrial membrane receptor gene expression in rats treated with a-bungarotoxin (282)
channels (285) 89 242
Antonioli, S. see I. Giambanco (290) 131 Ashton, D.S., C.R. Beddell, D.J. Cooper, B.N. Green, R.W.A. Oliver
Antonov, V.K. see A.Yu. Amerik (287) 211 and K.J. Welham, Some electrospray mass spectrometric evidence
Antonov, V.K. see E.P. Sablina (283) 291 for the existence of covalent O-acyl enzyme intermediates (292) 201
Aoki, I., Y. Shindoh, T. Nishida, S. Nakai, Y.-M. Hong, M. Mio, T. Aslanian, D. see M. Négrerie (292) 249
Saito and K. Tasaka, Comparison of the amino acid and nucleotide Aslanidi, K.B., L.J. Boitsova, L.M. Chailakhyan, L.N. Kublik, LI.
sequences between human and two guinea pig major basic proteins Marachova, T.V. Potapova and T.A. Vinogradova, Energetic
(282) 56 cooperation via ion-permeable junctions in mixed animal cell
Aoki, I., Y. Shindoh, T. Nishida, S. Nakai, Y.-M. Hong, M. Mio, cultures (283) 295
Tadayuki Saito and K. Tasaka, Sequencing and cloning of the Asuncion, M. see L. Alvarez (290) 142
cDNA of guinea pig eosinophil major basic protein (279) 330 Aszodi, A. see P. Friedrich (295) 5
Aono, Y. see S. Orita (295) 127 Athauda, S.B.P., T. Takahashi, H. Inoue, M. Ichinose and K.
Appella, E. see J.G. Omichinski (292) 25 Takahashi, Proteolytic activity and cleavage specificity of cathepsin
Apps, D. see J. Gillespie (282) 69 E at the physiological pH as examined towards the B chain of
Apte, S., M.-G. Mattei and B.R. Olsen, Cloning of human @1(X) oxidized insulin (292) 53
collagen DNA and localization of the COLIOAI gene to the q21-— Atkins, A.R. see R.G. Mills (282) 247
q22 region of human chromosome 6 (282) 393 Atomi, H. see Yu. Fukuda (286) 61
Arad, R. see R. Brandes (285) 63 Atreyi, M. see M.V.R. Rao (278) (1990) 63
Arad, T. see S. Weiner (285) 49 Aubert, J.-P. see K. Tokatlidis (282) 205
Arai, M. see H. Ide (284) 161 Aubert, J.-P. see K. Tokatlidis (291) 185
Arai, S. see H. Kondo (278) 87 Audigier, S. see A. Schmidt (282) 77
Arai, H. see Y. Sato (288) 41 Augier, N. see F. Pons (282) 161
Arai, H., Ya. Igarashi and T. Kodama, Anaerobically induced Augustyn, O.P.H. see M.S. van Dyk (283) 195
expression of the nitrite reductase cytochrome c-551 operon from Aung, H. -P. see E. Harms (285) 55
Pseudomonas aeruginosa (280) 351 Ausio, J. see C. Mogensen (282) 273
Arai, H., Y. Igarashi and T. Kodama, Nitrite activates the Austin, R.C., R.A. Rachubinski and M.A. Blajchman, Site-directed
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