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AUTHOR INDEX Seee r er ete 323 ea: 143 . & | Sa ew: 777 Anderson, R.R....... 757 Carpenter, S. ......%. 169 rere 275 Andersson-Engels, S. . . 807 Carpentier, R. ....... 565 , t & eres 119 Andreoni, A. ........ 797 6 Raea a re 329 Aramendia, P. F. ..... 317 4 eee 439 Atherton, §.J. ....... 33 Atlante, A. .......... 391 Charlier, M. ......... 611 Attridge, T. H. ....... 399 Chatlani, P.T. ... 745, 753 ares 695 Baccichetti, F. ere 109 ee Ap CR 341 Bachowski, G. J....... 481 I Ma yo 0 5 Vineoee s 143 SE ban 6'e 0508 48 13 eS MMs id's 3 a 80 8 WA 587 Formenoy, L. ........ 643 Barannikova, Y. V. .... 261 Freeman, S. Bos... 5s 559 i re 745, 753 > th : Sree 271, 379 Fujimoto, J.G........ 757 are Se 13 ae 77 SR ara 385 Bedwell, J........ 745, 753 a eee 797 Fukshansky, L. ....... 407 Bellnier, D. A. ....... 65 Cornelis, J.J. ........ 217 Fukuda, M. ......... 415 meaner, R. B. ... 6. 787 Se 573 WP, HE ibvee a 's 203, 549 Cusanovich, M.A. .... 845 eck k is utd sd oo 399 Bernard, A. ......... 13 a ANa ree ee 101 Gaffney, D. K. Betlach, M. C. CE Seeaveh do od 659 Gange, R. W......... 559 rea 113 Gasparro, F. P Been, A. Bw ee es 707 D’Auria, M. ......... 181 Gélinas, A........... 153 a 399 Dalickas, G. ......... 757 Gensler, H.L. ....... 695 SR cae sieess 611 Dall’Acqua, F. ....... 143 Giacomoni, P. U. ..... 217 Dee, PML. ww...e k 421 CE 4 3 os ea eas 1 Girotti, A.W ..... 481, 493 MM ob as oa sas 04 667 de Wit, L. E. A. Go, P. M. N. Y. H Meena, A. ec le 57 De Fabo, E. C ee Oe Rr 275 Bolton, J. R De Miguel, L. C. Grabner, M. J. ....... 439 Bommer, J. C. ... 203, 419 De Schryver, F.C. .... Gramm, BR. wk ee 699 Bordin, F. Dekkers, H. P. J. M.... Boriack, R. L. Denisov, N. N. ....... 261 Boronat, A. ......... 689 Di Benedetto, A.H. .. Boullard, A. ......... 217 Dillon, J. ........ 33, 753 Boulos, P. B. ........ 745 Eres FAS. we be 787 Bown, S.G. ..... 745, 753 Dougherty, T. J. ... 65, 475 Boyle, R. W. SE Spee Cees 293 Brambilla, M......... 77 Dene, 7.4. . eee 25 Braslavsky, S. E. Drumm-Herrel, H. ... . 539 SS ae 1 185, 317, 571 Se ar 13 Hastings, J. W........ 525 eG Ms ceca ea ee a 21 Heibel, G. E. ........ 159 Brorson, S. Eckerskorn, C. ....... 699 Héléne, C. Buchardt, O. Eckles, M. K. Edelson, R. L. Eker, A. P. M. Gee, Or ic ce ee eee 143 Caldwell, R. A.... 159, 165 ee Se are 689 Faljoni, A. AR Goede ee 399 Fawcett, N. C. EIS a ae en ea ta 653 PAP 53:6-K AUTHOR INDEX Peee e ee 323 Carlassare, F. ........ 143 ee es es epee 777 Anderson, R.R....... 757 oo. a ere 169 Ferrario, A. ......... 275 Andersson-Engels, S. . . 807 ante me Svesees 565 Sn esc Vis 0 Fos 119 Andreoni, A. ........ 797 Rs SEPera a ra 329 Aramendia, P. F. 4 Sa 439 Atherton, S. J. Figueras, IS Coe 689 Allee, A, ow. cess 391 Charlier, M‘ Attridge, T. A... .. 2. 399 Chatlani, P.T. ... 745, 753 | are 695 Flotte, T. J. Baccichetti, F. SU ee cae cce sees 109 Fodor, S. P. A. Bachowski, G. J....... 481 OY a eae 143 Forlot, P. Chou, P.-T. Formenoy, L. ........ 643 Barannikova, Y. V. .... 261 Preeman, S. BE. ....... 559 MG BE esse vas 745, 753 Ceeea Se. 6 ..... 271, 379 Fujimoto, J.G........ 757 in, M. 13 Clemente, C. 1, Sea See 385 Bedwell, J. ...... 745, 753 Colasanti, A. Fukshansky, L. ....... 407 Bellnier, D. A. ee) a ara 217 Fukuda, M. Beane, R.E. ... 24... 787 ROE, A bi wus ws ees 573 re 203, 549 Cusanovich, M.A. .... 845 Ee ae eee 399 gh ene ey 101 Bernard, A. Gaffney, D. K. ee ee 659 Betlach, M. C. Gange, R. W. ........ 559 MET, bo RESS e 113 Gasparro, F. P Beack, 4.8. 2.0.5... 707 D’Auria, M. ......... 181 eer 153 a eee 399 Dalickas, G. ......... 757 Gensler, H. L. ....... 695 Blazy, B. Dall’Acqua, F. ....... 143 Giacomoni, P. U. ..... 217 Blok, P. M. L. SN Bea's 6's we eda Se 1 Girotti, A.W 481, 493 de Wit, L.E. A. ...... 643 Go, P. M. N. Y. H De Fabo, E. C Comer, Td. i ae 275 Bolton, J. R De Miguel, L. C. Grabner, M.J. ....... 439 Bommer, J.C. ... De Schryver, F. C. RS, wk cea eces 699 Bordin, F. Dekkers, H. P. J. M.... Guiotto, A - Boriack, R. L. Denisov, N. N. ....... 261 Boronat, A. ......... 689 Di Benedetto, A. H. Boullard, A. ......... 217 Dillon, J. Hacham, H. Boulos, P.B. ........ 745 Hader, D.-P. Bown, S.G. ..... 745, 753 Dougherty, T. J. ... 65, 475 Boyle, R. W. Pe Sos ese rae 293 Brambilla, M. eee, @7. wees: 25 Braslavsky, S. E. Drumm-Herrel, H. ... . 539 Dubertret, L. Hastings, J. W........ 525 SS 21 Meee, G. B...c 5... 159 Brorson, S. Eckerskorn, C. .....%. 699 SS i rr 555 Buchardt, O. Eckles, M. K. Henriksen, U Byrne, C. J. Edelson, R. L. Herrmann, H. Eker, A. P. M. Cadet, J. Ennever, J. F Caffieri, S. Evans, S. Caldwell, R. A.... 159, 165 SES Se ea 689 Comes. o.h6 e e 399 ie ib ee ee es 653 PAP 53:6-K Author index A + 419 Spreitzer, R. J. ....... 571 Venturoli, D.R....... 77 Sa E Melo, T. weemer, A.C. ww cee 837 Vermunicht, G. gs bees 6 ah wee 391 sermeet, RC. wees 787 San Roman, E. A. ....317 Stroud, R. M.......:. 341 Sanchez, R.A. ....... 249 Se, aa Stews cat 359 yt rs 153 eere r eri 587 Sundavist, C. ......2. 667 Sutherland, B. M. ..... 559 Sutherland, J.C. ...... 559 Svanberg, K. Watanabe, S. Svanberg, S. ......... 807 Waterfield, E Swallow, A. J......... 21 Wetie, Ge occ scees 113 Weber Doak, K. Welch, A.J. ......... 815 White, E.H. .... 125, 131 Le aera 439 ML Be Bn. bv i ve ees 101 ; er erere e 77 . ,i ar 763 ee a. Si a ee 341 WTS 6a o's ce ONS 329 Wilson, B. C. .... 731, 729 oe aera 595 Thompson, R. L. Winkelman, J. W...... 203 Shetlar, M.D. ....... 595 Thomsen, S. ......... 825 Woloschak, G. E. ..... 395 NG ek ee ae aS 211 Tiburcio, A. F. ....... 689 Shortridge, R. D. ..... 871 Fas Me. ee se 149 Sichirollo, A. E. ...... 77 PE Bi Sain deat 517 We eects Tomashaeva, S. K. .... 633 Tramposch, K.M. .... 109 Traulich, B. ......... 701 WOM MB ke shee 739 ooues, ML. 2... tee 101 Slama-Schwok, A...... 555 Truscott, T. G. Sliney, D. H. Tuveson, R. W. Slonecker, C. E. Smith, K. M. Smith, M. E. Geete, F.D. ow aes 335 Valenzeno, D. P. Snigireva, T. V. van Lier, J. E. Some, PB... cess 727 it aca arate SUBJECT INDEX Ablation Carbocation Acetabularia Carboxylated zinc-phthalocyanine Acrylamide Carcinogenesis Action spectra Cardiac cells Acyl hydrazides Carotenoid biosynthesis Adenoma Carotenoids Afloqualone Cataract Aggregation Alkyl amines Cell photosensitization Aluminium sulphonated phthalocyanine . Cell survival Amino-substituted anthracyclines Cells Antenna pigments AA8 and EM9 cells Anthracyclines Charge photoseparation Antibody-binding DNA damage Chemiexcitation Antioxidants Chemiluminescence Antiproliferative activity Chemoprevention Antiretroviral effect Chinese hamster cells Arabidopsis Arachidonic acid Chlorophyll a Ascorbate Chlorophyll derivative Chlorophyll fluorescence ATP synthetase Chlorophyllide Atriplex repanda Chloroplasts HO PE 5 i eee stndcan Chloroplast orientation Azapsoralen Chlororespiration Chlorpromazine Bacteriopheophytin Chromophore Bacteriorhodopsin Chronobiology Benzoporphyrin derivative a-Chymotrypsin Benzo[a]pyrene a-Chymotrypsinogen A 1,4-Benzoquinone Cimetidine Biliproteins Circadian rhythms Bilirubin Circular dichroism Bioenergetics Circular polarization, luminescence .... Biological chemiluminescence Cleavage Bioluminescence . 125, 131, 137, 271, 379, 415 Coaction Biomass production Biophoton emission Conidiospore formation Biradical Contact hypersensitivity Birefringence Coremia formation Blue light effects Cornea Blue light receptor Cotyledons Blue-red interaction Cross-coupling BOOK REVIEWS 157, 419, 571, 727 CRP protein 5-Bromouracil 595, 611 Cryptochrome 5-Bromo-2’-deoxyuridine Cryptomonads Buccal mucosal cell Cucumber Bundle sheath chloroplasts Cucumis sativus Butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT) Cultured fish cells Cyclic GMP Ca’*-triggered morphogenesis Cycloheptene Calorimetry Cyclooxygenase inhibitors Cancer diagnosis Cyclopentenone XVi Subject index Cytochromes Dark excitation Dark reversion Dehydroluciferin Fluorescence 47, 57, 73, 113, 185, 4-Demethoxyanthracyclines 243, 317, 359, 367, 371, 385, 407, 445, 469, Depolarization 475, 549, 555, 667, 675, 739, 777, 787, 807 Diagnostic Fluorescence energy transfer Dibucaine species Fluorescence microscopy Dichromatic irradiation Fluorescence, picosecond Dietary histidine Fluorescence quenching Dimerization Fluorescence spectrum Dimethyl sulfoxide Folates Dimethyldiazaperopyrenium Dipole-dipole coupling Disubstituted aminoanthracenediones .. 5,5’Dithiobis(2-nitrobenzoate) 13, 21, 47, 143, 217, 229, 293, 299, 463, 611 Gas vesicles DNA lesions Gaussian components DNA repair Gel electrophoresis DNA repair kinetics Gene activation DNA single strand breaks Genetic damage DNA-photobinding Geometry dependence DNA-protein cross-links 5-Geranoxypsoralen Dodecylpyridinium iodide Gibbs free energy Drug transport Global analysis Dyes Global climate changes Dysplasia Gonyaulax polyedra Guanine selective Efficiency Elastosis Electron transfer . 1, 47, 175, 565, 573, 845 Electronic transition Electrostatic effects Emission spectra Heme oxygenase Endoscopy Hemoglobin Energy storage Herpes simplex virus Energy transfer Histamine (amphiphiles from) a, B-Enones Histamine receptors Epidermis Histology of photosensitization EPR HMG-CoA reductase Equine infectious anemia virus Erythrocytes Human plasma proteins Human skin Etioplasts Hydrazides Evolution Hydrophobicity 3-Hydroxyflavone Excitation-emission matrix 8-Hydroxy-5-deazaflavin Excited states 131, 573, 587 Hyperbilirubinemia Excited-state intramolecular proton transfer . Hypericin Hyperthermia Exciton migration Hypocotyl inhibition Explosive vaporization Subject index Image analysis Membrane damage Imino-substituted anthracyclines Membrane dynamics Immunosuppression 119, 431, 511 Membranes Inactivation 101, 169 . . 195, 261, 341, 391, 481, 633, 653, 659 Indenylfurans Mequitazine Indenylthiophenes Merocyanine 540 Indole Mesophyll chloroplasts Inositol phospholipids Mesotaenium Inositol trisphosphate Metabolite supply Integrating sphere Metastasis Interactions 5,10-Methenyltetrahydrofolate Intercalation 8-Methoxypsoralen Interleukin-1 Methylene blue Interstitial pressure Micelles Intracellular Ca?* Microsequencing Minimal erythema dose Invertebrate photoreceptors Mitochondria Iron(II) Mitogen stimulation Irradiance adaptation Mitoxantrone Irradiation Monolayer Monomers Keratinocytes Mouse skin Ketanserin Mouse skin photosensitization MRI contrast agent 33, 159, 165, Multiple phosphorescence 261, 731, 739, 757, 769, 807, 815, 825, 837 Mutagenicity Laser flash photolysis Laser photolysis Laser-tissue interactions NADP” reduction Leucocytes Neutral red Leukemia Neutrophils Lifetime Nitro-group effect Light distribution Light harvesting Non-linear effect Light scattering Normal colon Light-regulation Nucleotides Linear dichroism Lipid peroxidation Ocular lens 93, 379, 481, 871 Lipids Ocular protection 39, 113, 261 Liposomes One-electron oxidation Lipoxygenase One-electron reduction Liver tumours Optical fiber spectrophotometer Loss factors Optical fibers Low temperature infrared Optics Luciferin Orientation Oxidative damage Oxonine photochemistry Oxyluciferin Ozone depletion Marcus theory Matrix isolation Pancreatic tumours Melanoma Paramecium bursaria Pathology XViil Subject index Penicillium isariaeforme Photosensitivity Period length Photosensitization Peritoneal neoplasms 85, 93, 169, 195, 203, 275, 281, 323, 391, Pharmacokinetics 455, 463, 475, 481, 493, 501, 633, 787, 859 Photosensitizers 181, 281, 787 Phenylalanine ammonia lyase Photosynthesis 261, 329, Pheophorbide 347, 359, 367, 371, 399, 411, 545, 565, 675 Pheophorbide ether Phototaxis Pheophytin Phototechnology Phospholipase C Phototherapy Phosphorescence Photothermal effects Photoacoustic spectroscopy 159, 165, 399, 565 Phototoxicity Photoalkylation Phototransduction Photoattraction Phototropism Photobiology Phthalocyanines . 113, 317, 323, 745, 753, 859 PHOTOBIOLOGY SCHOOL Phycocyanin Photobleaching 549, 753 Phycomyces Photochemical ring-opening reactions .. 595 Phytochrome Photochemistry 1, 13, 24,235,338; 3, Phytoplankton 47, 143, 159, 165, 175, 181, 293, 299, 439, Pigment interaction 549, 573, 587, 595, 611, 617, 845, 627, 675 PII uptake-retention Photochemotherapy Photochromicity Plastoquinone Photocycle Polarized transient spectroscopy Photodamage Polarography Photodegradation Polyamines Photodispersal Polyethylene Photodynamic effects Porphyrin ether Photodynamic therapy Porphyrins .... 33, 39, 65, 113, 119, 203, 275, 281, 33, 65, 119, 185, 275, 281, 469, 475, 549, 763 323, 335, 475, 493, 745, 753, 763, 787, 859 Preillumination Photoexchange reactions Prolamellar body Photofrin II .... 65, 281, 335, 391, 501, 787 Protein kinase C Photohemolysis Protein photochemistry Photoisomerization Proteins Photokeratitis Proteolysis Photolysis Prothylakoid Photomechanical effect Protochlorophyllide Photomedicine 33, 39, 65, Protochlorophyllide reductase 113, 119, 203, 237, 275, 281, 323, 335, 475, Proton-pumping mechanism 493, 517, 695, 707, 731, 745, 753, 757, 763, Proton transfer 769, 777, 787, 797, 807, 815, 825, 837, 859 Protonation Photomorphogenesis PSI acceptor 249, 255, 287, 347, 399, 539, 667, 699, 717 Psoralens Photomovement 353, 407, 701 Pterins Photooxidation 21, 33, 859 Pulse radiolysis Photophobic response Pulsewidth Photophysics Pump-probe Photoproducts Purple membrane 341, 653, 659 Photoprotection Pyrimidine (6-4) pyrimidone adducts ... 293 Photoreactivation Pyrimidine dimer Photoreactivity Pyrimidine photoproducts Photoreception 149, 395, 535, 871 Pyropheophorbide a Photoreceptors . . 237, 287, 431, 643, 701, 871 Photoreduction 21, 439, 573 Quantum requirement Photorepair Quantum yield Subject index Spin label Spinach chloroplasts Quercetin Split-dose Quin2 fluorescence lifetime Stem elongation Quinolylmethylisothioronium salts Stentor Quinone Stratum corneum disruption Stress Stress protein Sub-erythemal Radioprotectants Sulphonated phthalocyanines RAPID COMMUNICATIONS Superoxide radical Red cell ghosts Suppression Reflectance spectroscopy Surface potential RESEARCH NOTES 143, 149, Surface-second-harmonic-generation ... 153, 165, 275, 281, 287, 385, 391, 395, 399, 407, 549, 555, 559, 565, 689, 695, 699, 701 TECHNICAL NOTES Resonance Raman spectra a-Terthienyl Retinal Tetraphenyl-porphine Retinal chromophore structure Therapeutic agent Retinylidene Schiff base Thermal blooming Reverse transcriptase Thermal damage REVIEW ARTICLES 707, 807, 815, 825, 837 Thermal injury Rhodamine Thermal lensing Rhodopsin Thermochemistry Riboflavin Ring strain Rose Bengal Thylakoids Ruby laser Trans-cycloalkene Rye seedlings Transformation Salt effect Transmembrane potential Sapphyrin Triplet state .... 13, 159, 165, 175, 421, 573 Scenedesmus obliquus Triplet-triplet level inversion Schiff base Tryptophan Seed germination Tryptophan residue Self aggregation Tumor localizing Sensitizers Tumorigenesis 119, 639 Sensory pigment 65, 119, 695 Serotonin inhibitors Tyrosine Single photon timing Single-strand breaks Ultrafast spectroscopy Singlet excited state Ultrasound Singlet oxygen a, B-Unsaturated ketones . 13, 85, 93, 181, 185, 323, 481, 549 Urocanic acid 77, 109, 431, 707, 757 UV damage Skin cancer UV radiation effects Skin impressions 101, 109, 211, 217, 229, 329, Skin lesions 431, 511, 559, 639, 689, 695, 707, 739, 731 Skin wrinkling UV B effects Solar radiation UV B targets Solvent effect UVC Species differences UV-induced immune suppression Spectral effects 229, 237, 517, 633 Spectrophotometer 109, 217, 329, 431 Spectroscopy .... 57, 65, 185, 307, 317, 385, 421, 445, 469, 475, 549, 555, 627, 731, 769 XX Subject index Vaporization Voltage clamp Variable fluorescence Vibrational spectra Wrinkle grades Viologen Viral infectivity YEARLY REVIEWS Virus replication cycle Zn phthalocyanine Viscosity Zooplankton Vision . 149, 153, 243, 341, 643, 653, 659, 871 Printed and bound in Great Britain by BPCC Wheatons Ltd, Exeter