Pure and Applied Chemistry 1994: Vol 66 Table of Contents

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Contents
JANUARY
Plenary lectures presented at the 3rd International Symposium on Protein Structure—
Function Relationship held in Karachi, Pakistan, 9-12 January 1993
R-A. Boigegrain, H. Mattras, Invertebrate proteinase inhibitors
M. Brehelin and
M-A. Coletti-Previero
R.A. Bradshaw,R . Fujii, Polypeptide growth factors: Structure, function
H. Hondermarck, S. Raffioni, and mechanism of action
Y. Wu and M. A. Yarski
R.F. Colman Targeting enzyme sites in pyruvate kinase,
glutamate dehydrogenase and glutathione S-
transferase
R.W.Colman Structural biology of high molecular weight
kininogen
M.A. HarriPs. Co. nJo,nes , Structure and function of related proton
Y-I. Kim, A. Holzenburg, M. E. Finbow channel-forming proteins
and J. B. C. Findlay
C. FrazC. aTopoham,, V. Dhaneraj Comparative modelling of hurman renin: A
and T. L. Blundell retrospective evaluation of the model with
respect to the X-ray crystal structure
S.S.Hasnain X-ray structural studies of some metalloproteins
K.Z. Pan, Y. J. Lin, K. J. Zhou, Structure—function relationship of trichosanthin
Z. J. Fu and M. H. Chen
J.L. Markley, A. P. Hinck, Case study of protein structure, stability, and
S. N. Loh, K. Prehoda, D. Truckses, function: NMR investigations of the proline
W. F. Walkenhorst and J. Wang residues in staphylococcal nuclease
A. A. Moosavi-Movahedi Interaction of Aspergillus niger catalase with
sodium N-dodecyl sulphate
E. Pantos and J. Bordas Supercomputer simulation of small angle
X-ray scattering, electron micrographs and
X-ray diffraction patterns of macromolecular
structures
C.B. Post, L. Young and Conformational equilibrium of dihydronicotin
J. Zheng amide in LDH-NADH*
D.L. SmitZ.h Zh,an g and Y. Liu Amide hydrogen exchange and mass spectro-
metry: A probe of high-order structure in
proteins
*LDH = lactate dehydrogenase; NADH = nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 66
J.B. Smith, L. R. Miesbauer and 95 Post translational modification of crystallins
Y. Sun isolated from human lenses
S. Stoeva, G. Grubler, H. Echner, HIV-transmembrane glycoprotein GP41 ENV
W. Ronspeck and W. Voelter fragments with high antigenicity and their
application to determine HIV-positive sera
J. Svasti, P. Boontrakulpoontawee, 105 Structural analysis of proteins in Thailand:
S. Yongsuwan, M. Sarikaputi, Identification of abnormal hemoglobins
W. Siriboon, C. Srisomsap,
S. Fucharoen, P. Winichagoon,
P. Pravatmuang and R. Surarit
S. Zarina, A. Abbasi and Z. H. Zaidi 111 Cataractous lens and its environment
IUPAC Recommendations on Nomenclature and Symbols and Technical Reports from
Commissions
Commission on Biotechnology 117 Biochemical engineering in biotechnology
(M. Moo-Young and Y. Chisti) (Technical Report)
Commission on Atmospheric Assessment of uncertainties in the projected
Chemistry concentrations of methane in the atmosphere
(J. Slanina, P. Warneck, (Technical Report)
N. M. Bazhin, H. Akimoto,
W. M. Kieskamp, M. A. K. Khalil,
J. G. Calvert, E. Matthews,
L. Barrie, M. Wahlen,
S. E. Schwartz, X. Tang and
O. N. Sing)
FEBRUARY
Plenary lectures presented at IMEBORON VIli—Eighth International Meeting on Boron
Chemistry, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, 11-15 July 1993
H.C. Brown and 201 Recent advances in the boron route to asym-
P. V. Ramachandran metric synthesis
A. Suzuki 213 New synthetic transformations via organo-
boron compounds
A.P elter 223 Some chemistry of hindered organoboranes
Yu. N. Bubnov 235 Reductive mono- and trans-a,a’-diallylation
of aromatic nitrogen heterocycles by allyl-
boranes
M. F. Hawthorne, X. Yang and Host-guest chemistry of anion-complexation
Z. Zheng by macrocyclic multidentate Lewis acids
P. Paetzold, J.M uller, F. Meyer, Aza-closo-dodecaborane(12): The story of six-
H-P. Hansen and L. Schneider coordinate nitrogen
S.G. Shore Borane-osmium cluster chemistry
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 66
IUPAC Recommendations on Nomenclature and Symbols and Technical Reports from
Commissions
Commission on Atomic Weights and 273 Reporting of stable hydrogen, carbon, and
Isotopic Abundances (T. B. Coplen) oxygen isotopic abundances (Technical
Report)
Commission on GeneralAspectsof 277 Analyte isolation by solid phase extraction
Analytical Chemistry (M. Moors, (SPE) on silica-bonded phases: Classification
D. L. Massart and R. D. McDowall) and recommended practices (Technical
Report)
Commission on Radiochemistry and 305 Applications of accelerator mass spectrometry
Nuclear Techniques (Y.-F. Liu, in analysis of trace isotopes and elements
Z.-Y. Guo, X.-Q. Liu, T. Qu (Technical Report)
and J.-L. Xie)
Commission on Agrochemicals 335 Pesticides report 31: Effects of storage and
(P. T. Holland, D. Hamilton, B. Ohlin processing on pesticide residues in plant
and M. Skidmore) products (Technical Report)
Commission on Toxicology Measurement of total nickel in body fluids:
(D. M. Templeton) Electrothermal atomic absorption methods
and sources of preanalytic variation (Technical
Report)
MARCH
Invited lectures presented at the International Conference on Thermodynamics of
Solutions and Biological Systems, held in New Delhi, India, 3-6 January 1993
D.V.S. Jain and!.Wadso vi Preface
Thermodynamics of aqueous and nonaqueous solutions
M.M. Sharma 373 Thermodynamics of aqueous solutions (In-
augural address)
P. Backman,M . Bastos, 375 A system of microcalorimeters
L.-E. Briggner, S. Hagg, D. Hallén,
P. Lonnbro, S.-O. Nilsson,
G. Olofsson, A. Schoén, J. Suurkuusk,
C. Teixeira and |. Wadso
M. J.E.deM. Cardosoan d A thermodynamic framework for solutions
J. L. de Medeiros based on the osmotic equilibrium concept—
1: General formulation
G.R. Hedwig Partial molar heat capacities volumes and
compressibilities of aqueous solutions of
some peptides that model side-chains of pro-
teins
S. Ishiguro Steric effect on solvation and complexation of
metal ions in solution
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D.V.S. Jainand N.S. Dhar 399 Thermodynamics of binary mixtures of alkyl-
benzenes: Role of orientational order in ben-
zene + alkylbenzene mixtures
H. Krienke and J. Barthel Some recent developments in the statistical
mechanical theory of ionic solvation
K.K. Kundu Transfer entropies and structuredness of
solvents
T. M. Letcher, Volume changes in complex formation be-
J. D. Mercer-Chalmers and R. L. Kay tween crown ethers of cryptand-222 and alkali
metals in various solvents
T.H. Lilley Interactions in solutions: The_ interplay
between solute solvation and solute—solute
interactions
A. F.Danilde Namor, Thermodynamic and electrochemical aspects
M. C. Cabaleiro, B. M. Vuano, of the interactions of functionalised calix(4)-
M. Salomon, O. |. Pieroni, arenes and metal cations in ‘allosteric media’
D. A. Pacheco Tanaka, C. Y. Ng,
M. A. Llosa Tanco, N. M. Rodriguez,
J. D. Cardenas Garcia and
A. R. Casal
R. P. Rastogi Thermodynamics of eutectic mixtures. Addi-
tion compounds and associated mixtures
P. P. Singh and S. Maken Topological aspects of molecular interactions
in liquid mixtures of non-electrolytes
R.C. Srivastava Salt-water oscillator and its non-electrolyte
analogues
Thermodynamics of systems of biological interest
A. Cesaro, S. Paoletti, R. Rizzo and 461 Thermodynamics of polysaccharide poly-
J. C. Benegas electrolytes: Enthalpy changes in the confor-
mational transition of x-carrageenan
A. Ginsburg and M. Zolkiewski Temperature and guanidine induced unfold-
ing of dodecameric glutamine synthetase from
E. coli
S. Gopal and J.C . Ahluwalia Thermodynamics of denaturation of ribo-
nuclease A in aqueous amino acid solutions
R.B. Kemp Studies of enthalpy balance and adenosine
triphosphate turnover in cultured animal cells
H.H. Klump, M.W.W. Adams and Life in the pressure cooker: The thermal un-
F. T. Robb folding of proteins from hyperthermophiles
W. Norde Protein adsorption at solid surfaces: Athermo-
dynamic approach
K.D. PuriandA. Surolia Thermodynamics of lectin—sugar interaction:
Binding of sugars to winged bean (Psopho-
carpus tetragonolobus) basic agglutinin
(WBAI)
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W. Zielenkiewicz,A . Zielenkiewicz 503 Thermochemistry of alkylated uracils in
and K. L. Wierzchowski aqueous solutions. Enthalpies of hydration
of 3-alkyluracils
Thermodynamics of emulsions and surfactants
S. AjiAt.Ch. ,Joh n and 513 Physicochemical studies of microemulsions
A. K. Rakshit
G. Jancso, L. Cser, T. Grosz and 515 Hydrophobic interactions and small-angle
Yu. M. Ostanevich neutron scattering in aqueous solutions
S. P. Moulik and S. Ray 521 Thermodynamics of clustering of droplets in
water/AOT/heptane microemulsion
G. Olofsson and G. Wang 527 Interactions between surfactants and un-
charged polymers in aqueous solution studied
by microcalorimetry
IUPAC Recommendations on Nomenclature and Symbols and Technical Reports from
Commissions
Commission on Thermodynamics 533 Standard quantities in chemical thermo-
(M. B. Ewing, T. H. Lilley, dynamics. Fugacities, activities and equili-
G. M. Olofsson, M. T. Ratzsch brium constants for pure and mixed phases
and G. Somsen) (IUPAC Recommendations 1994)
Commission on Thermodynamics Vapour-—liquid equilibria in alkan-1-ol + n-
(J. H. Dymond) alkane mixtures (Technical Report)
Commissions on Electrochemistry Terminology and conventions for micro-
and Electroanalytical Chemistry electronic ion-selective field effect transistor
(A. K. Covington) devices in electrochemistry (IUPAC Recom-
mendations 1994)
Commission on Molecular Symbols for fine and hyperfine structure para-
Structure and Spectroscopy meters (IUPAC Recommendations 1994)
(E. Hirota, J. M. Brown,
J. T. Hougen, T. Shida
and N. Hirota)
Commission on High Temperature Definitions of terms relating to phase tran-
and Solid State Chemistry sitions of the solid state (IUPAC Recommenda-
(J. B. Clarke, J. W. Hastie, tions 1994)
L. H. E. Kihlborg, R. Metselaar and
M. M. Thackeray)
Commission on Analytical Nomenclatfuorr eth e presentation of results of
Nomenclature chemical analysis (IUPAC Recommendations
(L. A. Currie and G. Svehla) 1994)
Commissions on Analytical Recommendations for nomenclature in
Nomenclature and General laboratory robotics and automation (IUPAC
Aspects of Analytical Chemistry Recommendations 1994)
(H. M. Kingston and M. L. Kingston)
Commission on Microchemical Separation and preconcentration of trace ele-
Techniques and Trace Analysis ments and their physico-chemical forms in
(B. Ya. Spivakov, V. M. Shkinev and aqueous media using inert solid membranes
K. E. Geckeler) (Technical Report)
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 66
Commission on Electroanalytical 641 Mercury(Il) oxide and silver(|) oxide electrodes
Chemistry (S. Rondinini, P. Longhi, in aqueous solutions (Technical Report)
P. R. Mussini and T. Mussini)
Commissions on Environmental 649 Recommendations for the electrometric deter-
Analytical Chemistry and Electro- mination of the pH of atmospheric wet
analytical Chemistry (R. A. Durst, deposition (acid rain) (Technical Report)
W. Davison and W. F. Koch)
APRIL
Plenary and invited lectures presented at the Second International Symposium on
Bioorganic Chemistry held in Fukuoka, Japan: 6-10 June 1993
Y. Murakami iv Preface
Opening Lecture
N. J. Leonard Bioorganic chemistry—a scientific endeavour in
continuous transition
Plenary Lectures
C. Héléne Rational design of sequence-specific DNA ligands
for artificial control of gene expression
K. Nakanishi, S.-K. Choi, Bioorganic studies of transmitter receptors with
D. Hwang, K. Lerro, M. Orlando, philanthotoxin analogs
A. G. Kalivretenos, A. Eldefrawi,
M. Eldefrawi and P. N. R. Usherwood
W. Verboom, D. M. Rudkevich Molecular recognition by artificial receptors
and D. N. Reinhoudt
invited Lectures
K. N. Dalby, A. J. Kirby and Simple but efficient models for nuclease catalysis
F. Hollfelder
J. Seravalli, W. P. Huskey, Catalytic and regulatory strategies of thermophilic
K. B. Schowen and R. L. Schowen lactate dehydrogenase: microscopic rate constants
from kinetic isotope effects
K. D. Janda Catalytic antibodies and enzyme inhibitors
K. Soda and N. Esaki Pyridoxal enzymes acting on D-amino acids
K. Nakashima, T. Ogawa, N. Oda, Darwinian evolution of Trimeresurus flavoviridis
Y. Shimohigashi, M. Hattori, venom gland phospholipase A, isozymes
Y. Sakaki, H. Kihara and M. Ohno
D. H. Kim, Y. M. Kim, Z.-H. Li, A new type of carboxypeptidase A _ inhibitor:
K. B. Kim, S. Y. Choi, M. Yun and design, synthesis, and mechanistic implication
S. Kim
M. Hirobe New developments in cytochrome P-450 modeling
D. Mansuy Cytochromes P-450 and model systems: great
diversity of catalyzed reactions
J. A. Duine, J. A. Jongejan and Enantioselective conversions by bacterial
A. Geerlof quinoprotein alcohol dehydrogenases
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 66
Y. Ohshiro and S. Itoh Modeling of quinoprotein functions
U. K. Pandit Models of biological systems and _ biological
processes
M. Isobe, H. Takahashi, K. Usami, Bioluminescence mechanism on new systems
M. Hattori and Y. Nishigohri
K. N. Raymond Recognition and transport of natural and synthetic
siderophores by microbes
E. Grishin Spider neurotoxins and their neuronal receptors
M. Hirama and T. Tanaka Molecular recognition in neocarzinostatin com-
plex: how does the apoprotein bind specifically
and stabilize the chromophore?
T. Hayashi, T. Miyahara, Intermolecular interaction between multifunctional
Y. Aoyama, M. Kobayashi porphyrin and ubiquinone analogues
and H. Ogoshi
R. P. Bonar-Law, L. G. Mackay, Towards synthetic enzymes based on porphyrins
C. J. Walter, V. Marvaud and and steroids
J. K. M. Sanders
G. B. Elyakov, T. A. Kuznetsova, New trends of marine biotechnology development
V. A. Stonik and V. V. Mikhailov
M. Kobayashi and |. Kitagawa Bioactive substances isolated from marine sponge,
a miniature conglomerate of various organisms
J.-P. Behr Synthetic gene transfer vectors
D. L. Boger Design, synthesis, and evaluation of DNA minor
groove binding agents: the duocarmycins
B. L. lverson, K. Shreder, V. Kral, Interactions between expanded porphyrins and
D. A. Smith, J. Smith and J. L. Sessler nucleic acids
R. A. Moss Dynamics of lipids in synthetic membranes
A. E. Martell, R. J. Motekaitis, Binuclear macrocyclic and macrobicyclic com-
D. Rockcliffe, R. Menif and plexes for dioxygen activation and transport
P. M. Ngwenya
K. Maruyama, A. Osuka and A chemical approach towards photosynthetic re-
N. Mataga action center (2)
IUPAC Recommendations on Nomenciature and Symbols and Technical Reports from
Commissions
Commission on Macromolecular Structure-based nomenclature for irregular single-
Nomenclature (R. B. Fox, strand organic polymers (IUPAC Recommenda-
N. M. Bikales, K. Hatada and tions 1994)
J. Kahovec)
Commission on Quantities and Quantities and units for electrophoresis in the
Units in Clinical Chemistry and clinical laboratory (IUPAC Recommendations 1994)
IFCC Committee on Quantities
and Units (G. Férard)
Commission on Quantities and Quantities and units for centrifugation in the
Units in Clinical Chemistry and clinical laboratory (IUPAC Recommendations 1994)
IFCC Committee on Quantities
and Units (M. Lauritzen)
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 66
Commission on Quantities and 909 Applications of IUPAC-IFCC recommendations on
Units in Clinical Chemistry and quantities and units to WHO biological reference
IFCC Committee on Quantities materials for diagnostic use
and Units (R. Dybkaer and
P. L. Storring)
Commission on Toxicology Standardized method for the estimation of B,-
(R. F. M. Herber, A. Bernard microglobulin, retinol-binding protein and albumin
and K. Schaller) in urine (Technical Report)
MAY
Main lectures presented at the Tenth International Symposium on Carotenoids
held in Trondheim, Norway, 20-25 June 1993
G. Britton Preface; in memoriam O. Isler
H. Mayer Reflections on carotenoid synthesis
M. Ito, Y. Yamano, S. Sumiya Recent progress in carotenoid and retinoid
and A. Wada synthesis
H. Pfander, R. Riesen and HPLC* and SFC* of carotenoids: Scope and
U. Niggli limitations
S. Beutner, O. Graf, K. Schaper Conventional and specially designed caro-
and H.-D. Martin tenoids: Synthesis, optical properties and
conductivity
F. J.H. M. Jansen and Synthesis of isotopically labelled caro-
J. Lugtenbura tenoids: Investigations on _ structure and
function of carotenoproteins at the atomic
level
P. F. Zagalsky Carotenoproteins: Advances in structure
determination
K. Nakanishi, A.-H. Chen, Rhodopsins containing 6- to 9-membered
F. Derguini, P. Franklin, S. Hu rings. The triggering process of visual trans-
and J. Wang duction
R. R. Rando Isomerization reactions of retinoids in the
visual system
W. Bollag Retinoids in oncology: Experimental and
clinical aspects
N. |. Krinsky The biological properties of carotenoids
J. A. Olson Absorption, transport and metabolism of
carotenoids in humans
*HPLC = High performance liquid chromotography; SFC = Supercritical fluid chromatography
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 66
A. Bendich 1017 Recent advances in clinical research in-
volving carotenoids
J. S. Bertram 1025 The chemoprevention of cancer by dietary
carotenoids: Studies in mouse and human
cells
T. A. Moore, D. Gust and Carotenoids: Nature’s unique pigments for
A. he Moore light and energy processing
B. J. C ogdell, T. Gillbro, Carotenoids as accessory light-harvesting
rs O. Andersson, R. S. H. Liu pigments
and A. E. Asato
P. Beyer, V. Nievelstein, Biochemical aspects of carotene desaturation
S. Albabili, M. Bonk and and cyclization in chromoplast membranes
H. Kleinig from Narcissus pseudonarcissus
R.L . Ausich Production of carotenoids by recombinant
DNA technology
P. A. Scolnik and G. Giuliano Regulation of carotencid biosynthesis genes
during plant development
S. P. Meyers Developments in world aquaculture, feed
formulations and role of carotenoids
IUPAC Recommendations on Nomenclature and Symbols and Technical
Reports from Commissions
Commission on Physical Organic 1077 Glossary of terms used in physical organic
Chemistry (P. Muller) chemistry (IUPAC Recommendations 1994)
JUNE
Plenary and topical lectures presented at the Eleventh International Symposium
on Plasma Chemistry held in Loughborough, UK, 22-27 August 1993
Plenary Lectures
R. d’Agostino, F. Fracassi and The chemistry of etching and deposition
R. Lamendola processes
C. Benndorf, P. Joeris and Mass and optical emission spectroscopy of
R. Kroger plasmas for diamond synthesis
G. Hancock, L. Lanyi, Atoms, radicals and ions observed in plasmas
J.P. Sucksmith and — Their gas and surface chemistry
B. K. Woodcock
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 66
O. |. Yas’ko Review of plasma development in the former
Soviet Union
T. Yoshida The future of thermal plasma processing for
coating
Topical Lectures
Section: Thermal Plasmas
G. Flamant Plasma fluidized and spouted bed reactors:
An overview
J. A. Bakken High temperature processing and numerical
modelling of thermal plasmas in Norway
P. Fauchais and M. Vardelle Plasma spraying: Present and future
W.C. Roman and J. C. Hermanson Diagnostic techniques for plasma _ reactor
temperature and species determination in
advanced materials processing
A. A. Fridman and V. D. Rusanov Theoretical basis of non-equilibrium near
atmospheric pressure plasma chemistry
B. Eliasson, W. Egli and Modelling of dielectric barrier discharge
U. Kogelschatz chemistry
J. J. Lowke and R. Morrow Theory of electric corona including the role of
plasma chemistry
K. Kinoshita, A. Hayashi, High power plasma arc melting process for
K. Akahide and T. Yamazaki incinerated ash contraction
A. Czernichowski Gliding arc: Applications to engineering and
environment control
Section: Low Pressure Plasmas
R. P. Howson The reactive sputtering of oxides and nitrides
A. Garscadden Nucleation, growth, and morphology of dust
in plasmas
K. Ono, M. Tuda, H. Ootera and Electron cyclotron resonance plasma etch-
T. Oomori ing of Si with Cl,: Plasma chemistry and
mechanisms
D. A. Tossell, M. C. Costello, Plasma _ processing techniques used at
A. P. Webb and K. C. Vanner Caswell
M. R. Wertheimer and M. Moisan Processing of electronic materials by micro-
wave plasma
Y. Khairallah, F. Khonsari-Arefi Decomposition of gaseous dielectrics (CF,,
and J. Amouroux SF.) by a non-equilibrium plasma. Mech-
anisms, kinetics, mass spectrometric studies
and interactions with polymeric targets
Ph. Belenguer and J. P. Boeuf Self consistent low pressure RF (radiant flux)
discharge modelling: Comparisons with ex-
periments in clean and dusty plasmas