Photochemistry and Photobiology 1991: Vol 54 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
VOLUME 54 NUMBER 1 JULY 1991
PHOTOCHEMISTRY SECTION
Articles
Monica Barra, Cornelia Bohne 1 Study of xanthone-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes in the solid state using
and J. C. Scaiano time-resolved diffuse reflectance-laser flash photolysis
Maeng Sup Kim and Sang Chul Shim Photophysical properties and conformational equilibrium of trans-6-
styrylquinoxaline
J. C. Netto-Ferreira and J. C. Scaiano Photochemistry of 1,2,3-indanetrione
Toshiyuki Tamai, Kazuhiko Mizuno, 23 Photooxygenation of biphenyl and its derivatives via photoinduced electron
Isao Hashida and Yoshio Otsuji transfer: effect of Mg(ClO,), on photooxygenation
Dong-Myung Shin, Sung Woong Kim 31 Polarization study of 5(E)-styryl-1,3-dimethyl uracil in diisooctyl sulfosucci-
and Sang Chul Shim nate (aerosol-OT) reversed micelle solutions
PHOTOBIOLOGY SECTION
Articles
Reza Dabestani, Krzysztof J. Reszka, 37 Spectroscopic studies of cutaneous photosensitizing agents—XVI. Disperse
Donald G. Davis, Robert H. Sik Blue 35
and Colin F. Chignell
Jose Iturraspe and Albert Gossauer Formation of oxoniachlorins on photooxidation of 20-trifluoroacetoxy- and
20-chloro-chlorophyll derivatives
C. Murali Krishna, Shobha Uppuluri, A study of the photodynamic efficiencies of some eye lens constituents
Peter Riesz, J. Samuel Zigler Jr
and D. Balasubramanian
Masahide Terazima, Mizuho Tonooka Is singlet oxygen formation dominant in triplet quenching processes?
and Tohru Azumi Measurement of the quantum yield of singlet oxygen formation by the
time-resolved thermal lens method
Hideki Hashimoto and Yasushi Koyama The S, and T, states of isomeric canthaxanthin as compared with those of
B-carotene: effect of the terminal carbonyl groups detected by Raman
spectroscopy
Minjoong Yoon, Jae Rim Chang, Time-resolved spectroscopic studies on photophysical properties of
Dongho Kim, Yasunao Kuriyama benoxaprofen in micellar solutions: an intramicellar fluorescence quenching
and Katsumi Tokumaru
Yau-Kwan Ho, Joseph R. Missert Activity and physicochemical properties of Photofrin®
and Thomas J. Dougherty
Bhupinder S. Hundle, Carotenoids of Erwinia herbicola and an Escherichia coli HB101 strain
Peter Beyer, Hans Kleinig, carrying the Erwinia herbicola carotenoid gene cluster
Gerhard Englert and John E. Hearst
I. Lopez-Bazzocchi, J. B. Hudson Antiviral activity of the photoactive plant pigment hypericin
and G. H. N. Towers
Taras W. Masnyk and Formation of single and double strand breaks in DNA ultraviolet irradiated
Kenneth W. Minton at high intensity
M. O. Dereski, M. Chopp, Depth measurements and histopathological characterization of photodynamic
J. H. Garcia and F. W. Hetzel therapy generated normal brain necrosis as a function of incident optical
energy dose
Zhan-Gong Zhao and Gordon Tollin Chlorophyll photosensitized electron transfer reactions in lipid bilayer ves-
icles: vectorial electron transfer across the bilayer from reduced cytochrome
c in the inner compartment to oxidized ferredoxin in the outer compartment
A. Lamrabte, J. M. Janot, Photoinitiated vectorial transmembrane electron transfer in bilayers sensitized
E. Bienvenue, M. Momenteau by a face to face triporphyrin acting as a molecular electronic device.
and P. Seta Amplification due to ionic coupling
M. Vacha, F. Adamec, M. Ambroz, Hole-burning spectroscopy of active and inactivated photosystem II particles
V. Baumruk, J. Dian, L. Nedbal
and J. Hala
Contents
Research Notes
Malcolm Daniels On the evidence from high-intensity two-photon laser photolysis for energy
transfer from high-lying quasi-Rydberg states of thymine to iso-energetic
states of water
Charlotte E. Remé, Urs F. Braschler, Light damage in the rat retina: effect of a radioprotective agent (WR-77913)
Joan Roberts and James Dillon on acute rod outer segment disk disruptions
Donat-P. Hider and Shi-Mei Liu Biochemical isolation and spectroscopic characterization of possible photo-
receptor pigments for phototaxis in a freshwater Peridinium
F. Grasso, F. Musumeci, A. Triglia, Self-irradiation effect on yeast cells
M. Yanbastiev and S. Borisova
Technical Note
Harry A. Frank, Mila L. Aldema, Low temperature polarized absorption microspectroscopy of single crystals of
Carol A. Violette and Pierre H. Parot the reaction center from Rhodobacter sphaeroides wild type strain 2.4.1
VOLUME 54 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 1991
PHOTOCHEMISTRY SECTION
Article
Yoshio Nosaka and Akira Kira Quenching of fluorescence of aromatic hydrocarbons by protons in caffeine-
solubilized aqueous solution. Intracomplex energy transfer
PHOTOBIOLOGY SECTION
Rapid Communication
E. Ben-Hur, T. M. A. R. Dubbelman 163 Pthalocyanine-induced photodynamic changes of cytoplasmic free calcium in
and J. Van Steveninck Chinese hamster cells
Articles
Robert D. Hall, Garry R. Buettner The biphotonic photoionization of chlorpromazine during conventional flash
and Colin F. Chignell photolysis: spin trapping results with 5,5-dimethyl-1-pyrroline-N-oxide
Stephen W. Bayles, Suzy Beckham, Demonstration that phosphorescent 6-bromo-2-naphthy] sulfate can be used
Paige R. Leidig, Anne Montrem, to probe heme accessibility in heme proteins
Mervin L. Taylor, Tony M. Wright,
Ying Wu and Merlyn D. Schuh
Nancy L. Greenbaum and Comparative photoactivity of tin and zinc porphyrin inhibitors of heme
Attallah Kappas oxygenase: pronounced photolability of the zinc compounds
David Kessel, Alan Morgan Sites and efficacy of photodamage by tin etiopurpurin in vitro using different
and G. M. Garbo delivery systems
Jennifer G. Peak, Barbara Pilas, DNA breaks caused by monochromatic 365 nm ultraviolet-A radiation or
Edward J. Dudek and hydrogen peroxide and their repair in human epithelioid and xeroderma
Meyrick J. Peak pigmentosum cells
Thierry Artuso, Jean Bernadou, Mechanism of DNA cleavage mediated by photoexcited non-steroidal anti-
Bernard Meunier, Jacques Piette inflammatory drugs
and Nicole Paillous
Donald L. Bissett, Ranjit Chatterjee Chronic ultraviolet radiation-induced increase in skin iron and the photo-
and Daniel P. Hannon protective effect of topically applied iron chelators
Toshio Mori, Misa Nakane, Simultaneous establishment of monoclonal antibodies specific for either
Tsuyoshi Hattori, Tsukasa Matsunaga, cyclobutane pyrimidine dimer or (6-4)photoproduct from the same mouse
Makoto Ihara and Osamu Nikaido immunized with ultraviolet-irradiated DNA
Lorraine H. Kligman and Biochemical changes in hairless mouse skin collagen after chronic exposure
Michele Gebre to ultraviolet-A radiation
E. Delettre, D. Brault, P. Bruneval, In vitro uptake of dicarboxylic porphyrins by human atheroma. Kinetic and
C. Vever-Bizet, M. Dellinger, analytical studies
O. Delgado, J. P. Camilleri,
J. C. Gaux and P. Peronneau
Contents
Franco Docchio, Mike Boulton, Age-related changes in the fluorescence of melanin and lipofuscin granules of
Rinaldo Cubeddu, the retinal pigment epithelium: a time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy
Roberta Ramponi and study
Pierrette Dayhaw Barker
Paul E. Blatz, Jonathan H. Mohler oe observation of solvent interaction with selected retinal Schiff
and Wasi Ahmed aSes
Heidar-Ali Tajmir-Riahi, Far-infrared spectra of Langmuir—Blodgett films of chlorophyll a, chlorophyll
Gongming Wang and b, pheophytin a and their adducts with water and dioxane
Roger M. Leblanc
G. Garab, J. Kieleczawa, Organization of pigment-protein complexes into macrodomains in the
J. C. Sutherland, C. Bustamante thylakoid membranes of wild-type and chlorophyll b-less mutant of barley as
and G. Hind revealed by circular dichroism
L. Gottschalk, R. Fischer, Origin of the red shifted absorption in phycocyanin 632 from Mastigocladus
F. Lottspeich and H. Scheer laminosus
B. Devaraj, R. Q. Scott, Ultraweak light emission from rat liver nuclei
P. Roschger and H. Inaba
Matthias Ahrens, Peter Macheroux, Boronic acids as mechanistic probes for the bacterial luciferase reaction
Anatol Eberhard, Sandro Ghisla,
Bruce P. Branchaud and
J. Woodland Hastings
Research Notes
G. Ge and S. Georghiou Excited-state properties of the alternating polynucleotide poly(dA-dT):
poly(dA-dT)
Gurmit Singh, Brian C. Wilson, Resistance to photodynamic therapy in radiation induced fibrosarcoma-1! and
Sheila M. Sharkey, Chinese hamster ovary-multi-drug resistant cells in vitro
George P. Browman and
Paula Deschamps
Technical Note
David L. Farrens and Pill-Soon Song Subnanosecond single photon timing measurements using a pulsed diode-laser
Review Article
Luis M. Corrochano and Photomorphogenesis in Phycomyces and in other fungi
Enrique Cerdé-Olmedo
VOLUME 54 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 1991
PHOTOCHEMISTRY SECTION
Article
Elisa Leyva, David H. S. Chang, 329 The photochemistry of iodo, methyl and thiomethyl substituted aryl azides in
Matthew S. Platz, David S. Watt, toluene solution and frozen polycrystals
Peter J. Crocker and Kenji Kawada
PHOTOBIOLOGY SECTION
Articles
Panos Iakovides, Daniel J. Simpson 335 Regioselective photoreduction of zinc(II) porphyrins to give chlorins
and Kevin M. Smith
P. Bilski, A. S. W. Li 345 The photo-oxidation of N,N-diethylhydroxylamine by Rose Bengal in
and C. F. Chignell acetonitrile and water
Per Ola Andersson, Tomas Gillbro, 353 Absorption spectral shifts of carotenoids related to medium polarizability
Linda Ferguson and
Richard J. Cogdell
Su Lin and Walter S. Struve Time-resolved fluorescence of nitrobenzoxadiazole-aminohexanoic acid:
effect of intermolecular hydrogen-bonding on non-radiative decay
Marta E. Daraio, Carboxylated zinc-phthalocyanines—II. Dimerization and singlet molecular
Pedro F. Aramendia, oxygen sensitization in hexadecyltrimethylammonium bromide micelles
Enrique A. San Roman
and Silvia E. Braslavsky
vi Contents
A. Ya. Potapenko, M. A. Agamalieva, Photohemolysis sensitized by psoralen: reciprocity law is not fulfilled
A. I. Nagiev, E. P. Lysenko,
L. N. Bezdetnaya and
V. L. Sukhorukov
Marie A. Fischer and Modification of membrane composition, eicosanoid metabolism, and
Homer S. Black immunoresponsiveness by dietary omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acid sources,
modulators of ultraviolet-carcinogenesis
Kumi Matsumoto, Masayasu Sugiyama Non-dimer DNA damage in Chinese hamster V-79 cells exposed to ultra-
and Ryohei Ogura violet-B light
James E. Cleaver, Jin Jen, Cyclobutane dimers and (6—4)photoproducts in human cells are mended with
Wayne C. Charles and the same patch sizes
David L. Mitchell
Tsukasa Matsunaga, Kotaro Hieda Wavelength dependent formation of thymine dimers and (6-4)photoproducts
and Osamu Nikaido in DNA by monochromatic ultraviolet light ranging from 150 to 365nm
D. Bachelet, P. W. Barnes, Latitudinal and seasonal variation in calculated ultraviolet-B irradiance for
D. Brown and M. Brown rice-growing regions of Asia
Donat-P. Hider and Maria A. Hider Effects of solar radiation on motility in Stentor coeruleus
M. Blumthaler and W. Ambach Spectral measurements of global and diffuse solar ultraviolet-B radiant
exposure and ozone variations
Yasushi Koyama, Keishi Kubo, Effect of protonation on the isomerization properties of n-butylamine Schiff
Mika Komori, Haruo Yasuda base of isomeric retinal as revealed by direct HPLC analyses: selection of
and Yumiko Mukai isomerization pathways by retinal proteins
Alfons Planner and Room temperature time-resolved in ps range delayed luminescence of
Danuta Frackowiak chlorophyll a and chlorophyll-lutein mixture solutions
A. C. Withers, D. Vince-Prue Identity of the photoreceptors for the perception of irradiance in photo-
and B. Thomas synthetic light acclimation in tomato
Leonard Allgood, Robert D. Curtright Solubilization of photosynthetic pigment-protein complexes
and John Markwell
Nathalie Miller and Robert Carpentier Energy dissipation and photoprotection mechanisms during chlorophyll
photobleaching in thylakoid membranes
Ben-Fang Lei and James E. Becvar A new reducing agent of flavins and its application to the assay of bacterial
luciferase
Research Notes
G. Ge and S. Georghiou Room-temperature fluorescence properties of the polynucleotide
polydA : polydT
David Kessel Artifacts in fluorescence emission spectroscopy related to Wood’s anomaly
S. Deshpande, G. Hofstra, Light scattering spectrophotometry from isolated control and triazole-treated
R. A. Fletcher and chloroplasts
E. W. Abrahamson>k
C. D. Lytle, A. P. Budacz, E. Keville, Differential inactivation of surrogate viruses with merocyanine 540
S. A. Miller and K. N. Prodouz
Kazuichi Yoshida, Atsushi Takimoto The shape of fiuence-response curves for the light-induced transcript
and Yukiko Sasaki accumulation in pea seedlings
VOLUME 54 NUMBER 4 OCTOBER 1991
PHOTOCHEMISTRY SECTION
Articles
Guillermo Orellana, 499 Photoinduced electron transfer quenching of excited Ru(II) polypyridyls
Andree Kirsch-De Mesmaeker, bound to DNA: the role of the nucleic acid double helix
Jacqueline K. Barton
and Nicholas J. Turro
Contents
All of the following papers in the Photochemistry Section are dedicated to
Professor Nicholas J. Turro to mark the 1990 IAPS Research Award in Photochemistry
Salom Silva, Andreas F. Olea S11 Photochemistry of 1-pyrenyldiazomethane
and J. K. Thomas
Maeng Sup Kim, Ki Taek Lee, 517 Photochemical trans cis isomerization of 6-styrylquinoxaline
Bong Mo Jeong, Bok Hee Lee
and Sang Chul Shim
Anny Slama-Schwok, David Avnir Photochemical reactivity of molecules trapped in sol-gel glasses
and Michael Ottolenghi
Anna D. Gudmundsdottir and Asymmetric induction in the solid state photochemistry of ammonium salts
John R. Scheffer
D. Oelkrug, M. Gregor and S. Reich Translational mobility in the adsorbed state. Bimolecular deactivation
kinetics of laser-excited azaaromatics on microporous silica
Robert W. Redmond Enhancement of the sensitivity of radiative and non-radiative detection
techniques in the study of photosensitization by water soluble sensitizers using
a reverse micelle system
Wanda G. Richard, Carlos A. Chesta Monoalkyl «-oxoamides: photochemistry in homogeneous and in micro-
and David G. Whitten heterogeneous media
Patricia M. Vilalta, The influence of smectic phases of perfluorodecyl decane on the photo-
George S. Hammond and reactions of perfluoroheptyl octyl ketone. An example of microscopic disorder
Richard G. Weiss in highly ordered layered phases
Kevin E. O’Shea, James R. Combes, Photolysis of dibenzylketones in supercritical ethane and carbon dioxide
Marye Anne Fox and
Keith P. Johnston
Sandra Monti, Nadia Camaioni Photochemistry in a cyclodextrin cavity. Primary processes in the photo-
and Pietro Bortolus reduction of 3- and 4-benzoylpyridine studied by laser flash-photolysis
Bernhard Kraeutler and Photooxygenolysis of vitamin B,, and related corrins: cobalt(III)corrins as
Rene Stepanek substrates and quenchers for singlet oxygen ('A,)
Shingo Minato, Tetsuo Osa, Intramolecular excimer formation and molecular recognition of modified
Masahiko Morita, Asao Nakamura, cyclodextrins appended by two naphthalene rings
Hiroshi Ikeda, Fujio Toda and
Akihiko Ueno
F. Wilkinson, P. A. Leicester, Photochemistry on surfaces: triplet-triplet energy transfer on microcrystalline
L. F. V. Ferreira and cellulose studied by diffuse reflectance transient absorption and emission
V. M. M. R. Freire spectroscopy
H. Holden Thorp and Harry B. Gray Photophysics of dioxorhenium(V) in Nafion
M. H. Gehlen, M. Van der Auweraer Kinetics of luminescence quenching in micellar assemblies including exchange
and F. C. De Schryver of probe and quencher
M. El Bouamri, J. P. Gorrichon, The reactivity of citronellol and «-thujene with singlet oxygen. Rate constants
A. M. Braun and E. Oliveros of chemical reaction and physical quenching
Robert S. H. Liu, Corey W. Liu, Butyl conformational reorganization as a possible explanation for the longi-
Xiao-Yuan Li and Alfred E. Asato tudinal flexibility of the binding site of bacteriorhodopsin. The azulene and
C-22 retinoid analogs
PHOTOBIOLOGY SECTION
Articles
Elena Reddi, Giuliana Valduga, 633 Studies on the mechanism of the hematoporphyrin-sensitized photooxidation
Michael A. J. Rodgers and of 1,3-diphenylisobenzofuran in ethanol and unilamellar liposomes
Giulio Jori
Mark E. Churchill, Jennifer G. Peak Repair of near-visible- and blue-light-induced DNA single-strand breaks by
and Meyrick J. Peak the CHO cell lines AA8 and EM9
Bernhard Ortel, Daniel J. Maytum Long persistence of monofunctional 8-methoxypsoralen-DNA adducts in
and Richard W. Gange human skin in vivo
Viii Contents
K. J. M. Vally and R. Sharma Interaction between chloroplast biogenesis and photoregulation of amylases
in Pennisetum americanum leaves
VOLUME 54 NUMBER 5 NOVEMBER 1991
Guest Editorial
Christopher S. Foote Definition of Type I and Type II photosensitized oxidation
Articles
G. Vermeersch, J. C. Ronfard-Haret, Type I and Type II photosensitization by the antibacterial drug nalidixic acid.
M. Bazin, V. Carillet, P. Morliere A laser flash photolysis study
and R. Santus
Frederick T. Greenaway, Hydrated electron formation on laser excitation of P-pyridoxyl amino acids
Robert W. Redmond and and proteins
John W. Ledbetter
G. Grabner, N. Getoff, Ts. Gantchev, Hydrated electron formation in nanosecond and picosecond laser flash
D. Angelov and M. Shopova photolysis of hematoporphyrin in aqueous solution
T. Takemura, N. Ohta, S. Nakajima The mechanism of photosensitization in photodynamic therapy: phos-
and I. Sakata phorescence behavior of porphyrin derivatives in saline solution containing
human serum albumin
E. Morichetti, C. Ceragioli, E. Cundari, Metabolism of 5-methoxypsoralen by Saccharomyces cerevisiae
R. Del Carratore, R. Fiorio,
G. Bronzetti and D. Averbeck
Nobuyuki Mizuno, Kenji Esaki, Structural elucidation of the 8-methoxypsoralen oxidized product that inhibits
Jinsaku Sakakibara, the chemotactic activity of polymorphonuclear neutrophils toward anaphyla-
Nobutoshi Murakami and toxin CSa
Shinichi Nagai
E. Ben-Hur, T. M. A. R. Dubbelman The effect of fluoride on binding and photodynamic action of phthalocyanines
and J. Van Steveninck with proteins
B. A. Allison, E. Waterfield, The effects of plasma lipoproteins on in vitro tumor cell killing and in vivo
A. M. Richter and J. G. Levy tumor photosensitization with benzoporphyrin derivative
David K. Gaffney, Jim B. Feix, Cholesterol content but not plasma membrane fluidity influences the suscep-
Hans P. Schwarz, Mark F. Struve tibility of L1210 leukemia cells to merocyanine 540-sensitized irradiation
and Fritz Sieber
K. W. Woodburn, N. J. Vardaxis, Subcellular localization of porphyrins using confocal laser scanning
J. S. Hill, A. H. Kaye and microscopy
D. R. Phillips
R. Scurlock, M. Rougée, Deactivation of singlet molecular oxygen by organo-selenium compounds
R. V. Bensasson, M. Evers exhibiting glutathione peroxidase activity and by sulfur-containing homologs
and N. Dereu
Kazuhisa Maeda, Masako Naganuma Effects of chronic exposure ultraviolet-A including 2% ultraviolet-B on free
and Minoru Fukuda radical reduction systems in hairless mice
David L. Mitchell, Jin Jen and Relative induction of cyclobutane dimers and cytosine photohydrates in DNA
James E. Cleaver irradiated in vitro and in vivo with ultraviolet-C and ultraviolet-B light
Elzbieta W. Kaleta, Lee A. Applegate Photoreactivation of ultraviolet radiation-induced release of arachidonic acid
and Ronald D. Ley from marsupial cells
Jeannie Tsimis Kibitel, Vivian Yee Enhancement of ultraviolet-DNA repair in denV gene transfectants and T4
and Daniel B. Yarosh endonuclease V-liposome recipients
Nobuo Munakata, Mikio Saito Inactivation action spectra of Bacillus subtilis spores in extended ultraviolet
and Kotaro Hieda wavelengths (50-300 nm) obtained with synchrotron radiation
M. Aubailly, R. Santus and S. Salmon Ferrous ion release from ferritin by ultraviolet-A radiations
H. J. C. M. Sterenborg, F. R. de Gruijl, Evaluation of skin cancer risk resulting from long term occupational exposure
G. Kelfkens and J. C. van der Leun to radiation from ultraviolet lasers in the range from 190 to 400 nm
Contents ix
J. E. Frederick, E. C. Weatherhead Long-term variations in ultraviolet sunlight reaching the biosphere: calcu-
and E. K. Haywood lations for the past three decades
Ann R. Webb Solar ultraviolet radiation in southeast England: the case for spectral
measurements
Q. Jiang, M. Chopp and F. W. Hetzel In vivo *'P NMR study of combined hyperthermia and photodynamic
therapies of mammary carcinoma in the mouse
Dong Ping He, James A. Hampton, Photodynamic therapy: effect on the endothelial cell of the rat aorta
Rick Keck and Steven H. Selman
Nick R. Baumgartner and Paul E. Blatz Wavelength dependency of the rate of iodine catalyzed photoisomerization of
retinol and retinal
Wolfgang Haupt Phytochrome-controlled fern-spore germination: phase-specific modulation
by elevated temperatures
C. L. Ballare, J. J. Casal and Responses of light-grown wild-type and long-hypocotyl mutant cucumber
R. E. Kendrick seedlings to natural and simulated shade light
Zhan-Gong Zhao and Gordon Tollin Chlorophyll photosensitized electron transfer reactions in lipid vesicles:
enhancement in yield of vectorial electron transfer across the bilayer from
reduced cytochrome c to oxidized ferredoxin by addition of valinomycin plus
potassium ion
Jin Jung and Yong Wook Kim Involvement of thylakoid membrane dependent photosensitization in photo-
inhibition of the calvin cycle activity in spinach chloroplasts
Mathias O. Senge and Kevin M. Smith Structure and conformation of photosynthetic pigments and related com-
pounds. 2. Nickel(II) methyl pyropheophorbide a—A severely distorted
chlorophyll derivative
Research Notes
David N. Nikogosyan, Effects of ultraviolet laser radiation on Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis
Sergei P. Kapituletz and virus
Yuri A. Smirnov
J. M. O’Brien, R. J. Singh, J. B. Feix, Action spectra on the antileukemic and antiviral activities of merocyanine 540
B. Kalyanaraman and F. Sieber
Technical Note
Joan E. Roberts, Stephen J. Atherton Detection of porphyrin excited states in the intact bovine lens
and James Dillon
Photobiology School
Thomas P. Coohill Action spectra again?
Book Review
VOLUME 54 NUMBER 6 DECEMBER 1991
RETINAL PROTEINS
G. Biildt, K. Konno, K. Nakanishi, 873 Heavy-atom labelled retinal analogues located in bacteriorhodopsin by x-ray
H.-J. Pléhn, B. N. Rao and diffraction
N. A. Dencher
Norbert A. Dencher, Joachim Heberle, Proton translocation and conformational changes during the bacterio-
Carola Bark, Michel H. J. Koch, rhodopsin photocycle: time-resolved studies with membrane-bound ‘optical
Gert Rapp, Dieter Oesterhelt, probes and x-ray diffraction
Klaus Bartels and Georg Biildt
A. Yu. Sharonov, N. V. Tkachenko, Time-resolved ultraviolet absorption changes in the photocycle of bacterio-
V. V. Savransky and A. K. Dioumaev rhodopsin
John F. Nagle Photocycle kinetics: analysis of Raman data from bacteriorhodopsin
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Wei-Ge Chen and Mark S. Braiman Kinetic analysis of time-resolved infrared difference spectra of the L and M
intermediates of bacteriorhodopsin
Akio Maeda, Jun Sasaki, Fourier transform infrared spectral studies on the Schiff base mode of all-trans
Jean-Marc Pfefferlé, bacteriorhodopsin and its photointermediates, K and L
Yoshinori Shichida and
Téru Yoshizawa
Jozsef Czégé and Lou Reinisch The pH dependence of transient changes in the curvature of the purple
membrane
Robert Renthal and Ruben Regalado Cooperativity of the dehydration blue-shift of bacteriorhodopsin
M. Nonella, A. Windemuth Structure of bacteriorhodopsin and in situ isomerization of retinal: a
and K. Schulten molecular dynamics study
S. P. Balashov, N. V. Karneyeva, Bathoproducts and conformers of all-trans- and 13-cis-bacteriorhodopsin at
F. F. Litvin and T. G. Ebrey 90K
S. P. Balashov, E. S. Imasheva, Quantum yield ratio of the forward and back light reactions of bacterio-
R. Govindjee and T. G. Ebrey rhodopsin at low temperature and photosteady-state concentration of the
bathoproduct K
J. W. Lewis and D. S. Kliger Rotational diffusion effects on absorbance measurements: limitations to the
magic-angle approach
G. Steinberg, N. Friedman, Isomer composition and spectra of the dark and light adapted forms of
M. Sheves and M. Ottolenghi artificial bacteriorhodopsins
C. J. Beischel, V. Mani, Ring oxidized retinals form unusual bacteriorhodopsin analogue pigments
R. Govindjee, T. G. Ebrey,
D. R. Knapp and R. K. Crouch
Nicholas J. Gibson and Membrane lipid influences on the energetics of the metarhodopsin I and
Michael F. Brown metarhodopsin II conformational states of rhodopsin probed by flash
photolysis
Akio Kishigami, Noriko Sekiya, Spectroscopic studies on the structures of retinochrome and metaretino-
Kazuo Yoshihara, Reiko Hara, chrome
Tomiyuki Hara and
Fumio Tokunaga
H. Deng, D. Manor, G. Weng, A resonance Raman study of octopus bathorhodopsin with deuterium labeled
P. Rath, Y. Koutalos, T. Ebrey, retinal chromophores
R. Gebhard, J. Lugtenburg,
M. Tsuda and R. H. Callender
Volker Hildebrandt, Frank Polakowski Purple fission yeast: overexpression and processing of the pigment bacterio-
and Georg Biildt rhodopsin in Schizosaccharomyces pombe
Fadila Derguini, Paul Mazur, All-trans-retinal is the chromophore bound to the photoreceptor of the alga
Koji Nakanishi, Dorine M. Starace, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
Jureepan Saranak and
Kenneth W. Foster
Bing Yan and John L. Spudich Evidence that the repellent receptor form of sensory rhodopsin I is an
attractant signaling state
Eilo Hildebrand and Angelika Schimz The sensory photoreceptors of Halobacterium halobium revisited: action
spectra and influence of background light
Yasuo Mukohata, Kunio Ihara, Australian Halobacteria and their retinal-protein ion pumps
Koichi Uegaki, Yukiya Miyashita
and Yasuo Sugiyama
W. Gartner, D. Ullrich and K. Vogt Quantum yield of CHAPSO-solubilized rhodopsin and 3-hydroxy retinal
containing bovine opsin
Research Note
David R. Pepperberg, Functional properties of interphotoreceptor retinoid-binding protein
Ting-Ing L. Okajima, Harris Ripps,
Gerald J. Chader and
Barbara Wiggert
Review Article
Téru Yoshizawa and Osamu Kuwata lodopsin, a red-sensitive cone visual pigment in the chicken retina