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Volume 97, number 1
FEBS LETTERS
January 1979
Review Letter
STRUCTURAL SIMILARITY OF THE TERMINAL CARBOHYDRATE SEQUENCES OF GLYCOPROTEINS AND GLYCOLIPIDS
Heilcki RAUVALA and Jukka FINNE... Tovább

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Volume 97, number 1
FEBS LETTERS
January 1979
Review Letter
STRUCTURAL SIMILARITY OF THE TERMINAL CARBOHYDRATE SEQUENCES OF GLYCOPROTEINS AND GLYCOLIPIDS
Heilcki RAUVALA and Jukka FINNE Department of Medical Chemistry, University of Helsinki, Siltavuorenpenger 10, SF-00170 Helsinki 17, Finland
Reeeived 4 September 1978
1. Introduction
Tlie carbohydrate chains of animal cell membranes are covalently linked to either protein or lipid. Both glycoproteins and glycolipids are asymmetrically oriented in cell membranes, with their saccharide chains projecting outwards from the membrane [1]. The carbohydrate chains of both classes of gly co-conjugates have been suggested to be involved in many cell surface-associated phenomena, such as cell adhesion and recognition [2-4]. They have also been suggested to function as receptors for various biologically-active agents, such as hormones and toxins [5-7].
In spite of these similarities, glycoproteins and glycolipids have been generally considered two independent classes of glycoconjugates. They have been studied by different investigators, and consequently their structure, metabohsm and function have generally been separately discussed. Due to recent advances in the analysis of complex carbohydrates, some structural similarities between glycoproteins and glycolipids have been discovered. In order to make the evaluation of these observations possible, it was found necessary to collect the scattered information concerning the structure of both classes of glycoconjugates. From the data presented a striking similarity between the glycoproteins and glycolipids becomes evident. The similarities occur in the terminal carbohydrate sequences of the molecules, whereas the portions near to protein or lipid carrier structure are different. The structural similarities may indicate that the terminal carbohydrate sequences are synthesized by common glycosyl transferases. It is furthermore possible that the structural similarities reflect similar functional properties.
2. Terminal sugar sequences of protein- and lipid-bound carbohydrates
The internal or 'core' portions of the carbohydrate chains of glycoproteins and glycolipids are different. Most glycolipids have as their carbohydrate core a lactose unit, which is linked to the lipid [8]. In the A^-glycosidic type of glycoprotein saccharides a rather invariable core structure is also found, which consists of mannose and A^-acetylglucosamine [9]. To this core structure are linked different carbohydrate chains, whereas these are directly Unked to the peptide, without a distinct core portion, in the alkali-labile 0-glycosidic type of heteroglycans [10]. Most of the structural variation in the carbohydrate chains of both glycoproteins and glycolipids is due to the structure of the nonreducing terminal sugar sequences. For the comparison of these structures, they have been collected in table 1. To facilitate the description of the structures, they are presented as derivatives of basic disaccharides. For brevity, the various types of sialic acids are not specified, although it should be realized that they may contribute significantly to the biological properties of the saccharide structures [11].
A. Structures related to galactosyl(pi -4)N-acetyl-glucosamine
Saccharide chains structurally related to Gal(/31-4)GlcNAc (structures 7-75) are commonly encountered in animal glycoproteins and glycolipids. The corresponding A^-acetylglucosamine-terminated precursor structures also occur in glycoproteins [10] and glycolipids [59]. Most of the so-called acidic or complex A^-glycosidic saccharides of glycoproteins [9,10] contain terminal sequences
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Volume 97, number 1 1 January 1979
CONTENTS
Review Letter
Structural similarity of the terminal carbohydrate sequences of glycoproteins and
glycolipids, H. Rauvala, J. Finne 1
Research Letters
Dissociation of the early antiproliferative action of methylglyoxal bis(guanyl-hydrazone) from polyamine depletion: A comparison of the effects of DL-a-difluormethyl ornithine and methylglyoxal bis(guanylhydrazone) on the growth of human flbroblasts, E. Hölttä, P. Pohjanpelto, J. Jänne 9
An effective competitive inhibitor of bacterioopsin-retinal recombination,
Yu. A. Ovchinnikov, A. M. Shkrob, A. V. Rodionov, B. I. Mitzner 15
A novel glycosidase, an endo-glucosaminidase active on the cell wall peptidoglycan
with 7V-unsubstituted glucosamine residues, S. Kawagishi, Y. Araki, E. Ito 20 Conformational transitions of thromboplastin apoprotein from pig brain,
R. M. Howell, H. Rezvan, P. M. Scopes 23
Absent pyruvate inhibition of pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase in lactating rat mammary gland following various treatments — removal of circulating insulin and prolactin and exposure to protein synthesis inhibitors, M. A. Baxter, M. A. Goheer, H. G. Coore 27
Some properties of prostacyclin synthase from pig aorta, P. Wlodawer,
S. Hammarstróm 32
Interaction of neurocuprein with adrenaline, V. S. Gasparov, R. M. Nalbandyan,
H. Ch. Buniatian 37
Identification of the covalently-bound flavin of L-galactonolactone oxidase from yeast, W. C. Kenney, D. E. Edmondson, T. P. Singer, M. Nishikimi, E. Noguchi, K. Yagi 40
Evidence for stereospecific uptake of iron chelates in fungi, G. Winkelmann 43
The production of hydrpxyl radical by bleomycin and iron (11),
L. W. Oberley, G. R. Buettner 47
NADH oxidation and oxygen reductions by the granule-rich fraction isolated from human polymorphonuclear blood cells. Involvement of a cyclic chain reaction, M. Torres, C. Auclair, J. Hakim 50
The phosphate potential and H*/ATP ratio in Rhodospirillum rubrum,
C. L. Bashford, M. Baltscheffsky, R. C. Prince 55
Inhibition of proton conduction by chemical modification of the membrane
moiety of proton translocating ATPase, Af. Sone, K. Ikeba, Y. Kagawa 61
Interaction of sulfur-containing ATP analogs with rabbit muscle phospho-
fructokinase, L. D. Ngoc, G. Jebeleanu, O. Bärzu 65
The reaction of an organomercury compound with a nucleoside phosphoro-
thioate. Implications for the prospect of electron microscopic nucleic acid sequencing,M. Andries, R. de Wächter 69
Purification of T4 RNA ligase 2',5'-ADP-Sepharose chromatography,
M. Sugiura, M. Suzuki, E. Ohtsuka, S. Nishikawa, H. Uemura, M. Ikehara 73 Primary structure of ribonuclease iiom Bacillus intermedius 7P, G. A. Aphanasenko,
S. M. Dudkin, L. B. Kaminir, I. B. Leshchinskaya, E. S. Severin 77
The primary structure of slUucin, an antimicrobial peptide from
Mucorpusillus, W. A. Bradley, G. A. Somkuti 81
Thermal chromatography of eukaryotic messenger ribonucleoprotein particles
on oligo(dT)-cellulose: Evidence for common mRNA-associated proteins in various ceU types, 5'. K. Jain, M. G. Pluskal, S. Sarkar 84
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1 January 1979
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A ribosome-independent stringent factor from Bacillus stearothermophilus and a low molecular weight substance inhibitory to its activity, S. Fehr, F. Godt, K. Isono, D. Richter 91
Effect of glucose feeding to fasted rats on the translational efficiency of liver cytosol phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase mRNA,
L. Reshef, D. Faliks, V. Bentor-Getter, G. Glaser 96
Crosslinking of initiation factor eIF-2 to proteins of the small subunit of rat liver ribosomes,/'. West ermann, W. Heumann, U.-A. Bommer, H. Bielka, O. Nygard, T. Hultin lOi
The effects of initiation factors IF-1 and IF-3 on the dissociation of
Escherichia colild S ribosomes,D. Dottavio-Martin.D. P. SutUe.J.M. Ravel 105 Interaction of I-labelled complement subcomponents Clr and Cls with protease inhibitors in plasma, B. Sim, A. Reboul, G. J. Arlaud, C. L. Villiers, M. G. Colomb 111
The effect of zinc chloride on the redistribution of surface immunoglobulins
in rat B lymphocytes, B. Maro, M. Bornens 116
Relationship between anticoagulant activity of heparin and susceptibility to
periodate oxidation, ?.-/I. Fransson, W. Lewis 119
Photodamage to hepatocytes by visible light, L. Y. L. Cheng, L. Packer 124
Isomeric composition of bacteriorhodopsin under different environmental light
conditions, W. Sperling, C. N. Rafferty, K.-D. Kohl, N. A. Dencher 129
The action of lipophilic alkylamines on beef heart mitochondria: Evidence for the inhibition of proton translocation linked to electron transport, H. Trasch, E. Bauerlein 13 3
Hepatic mitochondrial and cytosolic glutathione content and the subcellular distribution of GSH-5-transferases,/4. Wahlländer, S. Soboll, H. Sies, L Linke, M. Müller 138
Inhibition by chloramphenicol of the microsomal monooxygenase complex of
rat liver,;'. E. B. Reilly, D. E. Ivey 141
Inhibition by Ca^ of the adenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate-stimulated
phosphorylation of proteins in membranes from ox neurohypophyseal secretosomes,M Treiman.J. P4denphant, T. Sasrmark, E. Bock 147
Muscarinic binding sites in the developing rabbit brain: Regional distribution and ontogenesis in the prenatal and early neonatal cerebellum, E. Yavin, S. Harel 151
Ubiquinone synthesis in vitro starting from 2-octaprenyI phenol, H.-E. Knoell 155
Strictosidine synthase from cell cultures oíApocynaceae plants,
J. F. Treimer, M. H. Zenk 159
Increased chain shortening of erucic acid in perfused heart from rats fed rapeseed oil,
J. Norseth, E. N. Christiansen, B. O. Christophersen 163
Circular polarization of the fluorescence of actin-bound eATP: Effects of
binding DNase I, L. D. Burtnick, P. L. Schaar 166
Lipid binding protein (apolipoprotein A-I) contamination of high grade commercial
albumins, M. Fainaru, R. J. Deckelbaum 171
'H NMR observation of small molecules in perdeutcrated phosphatidylcholine
vesicles, P. B. Kingsley. G. W. Feigenson 175
Sequenator determination of the amino acid sequence of apovitellenin I from turkey's egg yolk: Use of a stationary reaction cup during peptide bond cleavage,/!. S. Inglis. P. M. Strike, W. C. Osborne, R. W. Burley 179
Changes in crosslinking during aging in bovine tendon collagen,
N.D.Light. A. J. Bailey 183
Collagen crosslinking: Isolation of two crosslinked peptides involving a2-CB(3-5)
from bovine scleral collagen, M. J. C. Crabbe, J. J. Harding 189
Effect of vitamin B6 deficiency on the crosslink formation of collagen,
K. Fujii, T. Kajiwara, H. Kurosu 193
Studies on the subunit structure of the adenosylcobalamin-dependent enzyme
ethanolamine ammonia-lyase, O. C. Wallis, A. W. Johnson. M. F. Lappért 196
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CONTENTS
Review Letter
How many distinct enzymes are responsible for the several cellular processes
involving thiol:protein-disulphide interchange?, R. B. Freedman 201
Research Letters
Biosynthesis of the linkage unit joining peptidoglycan to poly(A'-acetyl-
giucosamine 1-phosphate) in walls oi Micrococcus varians ATCC 29750, F. M. Roberts, H. A. I. McArthur, I. C. Hancock, J. Baddiley 211
Colicin E3 treatment renders ribosomes more resistant to streptomycin and
reduces miscoding, G. Sander 217
Two active sites with different characteristics in fibronectin, E. Ruoslahti,
E. Hay man 221
Phosphorylation of dolichol by insect enzymes: The incorporation of phosphate from ATP into dolichyl phosphate mannose, L. A. Quesada Allue 225 Effects of low density lipoproteins on lymphocyte stimulation, J. Hagmann,
I. Weiler, E. Waelti 230
Investigation of the surface structure of the very low density lipoprotein using
fluorescence probes, F. Schroeder, E. H. Goh, M. Heimberg 233
Release of cholesterol-enriched microvesicles from human erythrocytes caused
by hypertonic saline at low temperatures, T. Araki 237
Synthesis and biological action of 3-deoxy-vitamin D, and 3-deoxy-25-hydroxyvitamin D„ S. Edelstein, M. Sheves, Y. Mazur, A. Bar, S. Hurwitz 241
Charge-shift electrophoresis of apolipoproteins from normal humans and
patients with Tangier disease, G. Utermann, U. Beisiegel 245
Increased urinary excretion of a glucose-containing tetrasaccharide in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy,/I. Lundblad, S. Svensson, I. Yamashina, M. Ohta 249
Distinct subcellular localization of NAD-linked and FAD-linked glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenases in A^-alkane-grown Candida IropiCalis, S. Kawamoto, T. Yamada, A. Tanaka, S. Fukui 253
Sialidase deficiency in adult-type neuronal storage disease, T. Miyatake,
T. Yamada, M. Suzuki, B. Pallmann, K. Sandhoff, T. Ariga, T. Atsumi 257
A comparison of heparin agarose and DNA cellulose for the characterization and partial purification of androgen receptors from rat prostate,
E. Mulder, J. A. Foekens, M. J. Peters, H. J. van der Molen 260 Regional heterogeneity of muscarinic receptors of mouse brain, Y. Kloog,
Y. Egozi, M. Sokolovsk}) 265
Progesterone receptor in the rat anterior pituitary: Transformation and nuclear
translocation, / Spona, Ch. Bieglmayer, R. Pirker 269
The two conformations of TRH in solution,/. Vicar, E. Abillon, F. Toma,
F. Piriou, K. Lintner, K. Blaha, P. Fromageot, S. Fermandjian 275 Uncoupling of corn shoot mitochondria by A'-(phosphonomethyl) glycine,
O. O. Olorunsogo, E. A. Bababunmi, O. Bassir 279
(Ca^* + Mg''")-stimulated ATPase activity of raW)it myometrium plasma membrane is blocked by oxytocin, K. E. O. Akerman, M. K. F. Wikstrom 283 Calcium-proton exchange in cardiac and liver mitochondria,/! / Williams
C. H. Fry 288
Oxidative phosphorylation and proton translocation in a lipoate-deficient mutant of Escherichia eoli, S. de Chadarevjan, A. de Santis, B. A. Melandri, A. BaecariniMelandri 293
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15 January 1979
CONTENTS
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Ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase - lack of dark inactivation of the enzyme in experiments with protoplasts, S. P. Robinson, P. H. McNeil, D. A. Walker 296
Tentoxin-induced adenine nucleotide exchange with soluble and thylakoid membrane-bound chloroplast coupling factor \,B. R. Selman, S. Selman-Reimer 301
Determination of the primary reactions to photosynthesis from transient ESR
signals, J. Bälden Pedersen 305
X-ray photoelectron spectrometric aspects of the copper chromophore in
plastocyanin, U. Weser, M. Younes, H.-J. Hartmann, S. Zienau 311
EPR studies of "NO-ferrocytochrome a, in cytochrome c oxidase,
T. H. Stevens, D. F. Bocian, S. I. Chan 314
Mobilization of iron from reticulocytes. Identification of pyridoxal iso-nicotinoyl hydrazone as a new iron chelating agent, P. Pohka, J. Borová, J. Neuwirt, O. Fuchs 317
A basic chlorophyll-protein complex, M. Krishnan, A. Gnanam 322
Preparation and some properties of ferribalamin, the Fe(III)-analogue of
vitamin B,„7?. Bieganowski, W. Friedrieh 325
Ratios of a- to /3-globin RNA sequences in the erythropoietic mouse spleen,
J. A. Phillips. Hi, D. M. Sedlak, T.-c. Cheng, H. H. Kazazian, jr 327
Structural differences in the heavy chains of rat ventricular myosin isoenzymes,/. F. Y. Hoh, G. P. S. Yeoh, M. A. W. Thomas,
L. Higginbottom 330
A polypeptide chain release factor from the undeveloped cyst of the brine
shrimp, Artemia salina, M. A. Reddington, W. P. Tate 335
Nearest neighbors of major proteins in the outer membranes oi Escherichia
coli Kl 2,Endermann, U. Henning 339
Immunological and biochemical characterization of distinct high molecular
weight forms of neurophysin and somatostatin in mouse hypothalamus extracts, M. Lauber, M. Camier, P. Cohen 343
Distribution of acetylcholinesterase molecular forms in neural and non-neural sections of human muscle, S. Carson, S. Bon, M. Vigny, J. Massoulié, M. Fardeau 348
Proton NMR study at 360 MHz of procine pancreatic colipase. Identification
of aromatic resonances, P. Canioni, P. J. Cozzone 353
Oxygen binding to ferrous heme a and a synthetic analog, G. T. Babeock,
C. K. Chang 358
A temperature-induced variation in the intrinsic hyperfine separation of a
tightly bound nitroxide spin label, M. E. Johnson 363
Two protons transferred per ATP synthesised after flash activation of chromatophores from photosynthetic bacteria, K. M. Petty, J. B. Jackson 367
Antagonistic effects of mono- and divalent cations on polarization of chlorophyll fluorescence in thylakoids and changes in excitation energy transfer, D. Wong, Govindjee 373
Book Reviews and Book List No. 15 379
Author Index 393
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Volume 98, number 1
1 February 1979
CONTENTS
Review Letter
Nitrogen fixation and bioenergetics; the role of ATP in nitrogenase catalysis,
T. Ljones 1
Research Letters
Orientation of the NO ligand of cytochrome a, in nitrosyl cytochrome c
oxidase, C. Barlow, M. Erecinska 9
Further observations on coupling factor A, S. Joshi, R. R. Murfitt,
D. R. Sanacli 13
Superoxide formation by protoporphyrin as seen by spin trapping, G. R. Buettner,
L.W. Oberley 18
ATP synthesis driven by a pH gradient imposed across the cell membranes of lipoic acid and unsaturated fatty acid auxotrophs of Escherichia coll, A. P. Singh, P. D. Bragg 21
The interaction of protein and lipid in sonicated vesicles of cytochrome c oxidase and phosphatidylcholine studied by '1-1 NMR spectroscopy, K.-E. Falk, B. Karlsson 25
Constant peptidoglycan density in the sacculus of Escherichia coli B/r growing
at different rates, A. Zaritsky, C. L. Woldringh, D. Mirebnan 29
Liposome-mediated ricin toxicity in ricin-resistant cells, G. J. Dimitriadis,
T. D. Butters 33
Comparison between MSEL- and VLDV-neurophysins: Complete amino acid sequences of porcine and bovine VLDV-neurophysins, M T. Chauvet, P. Codogno, J. Chauvet, R. Acher 37
Transfer of the hormone receptor for vaso-intestinal peptide to an adenylate cyclase system in another cell, Af. Laburthe, G. Rosselin, M. Rousset, A. Sweibaum, M. Korner, Z. Selinger, M. Schramm 41
The effect of puromycin on the biological activity of Leu-enkephaUn,
Z. Vogel, M. Ahstein 44
Effect of roseoflavin on microsomal drug metabolizing enzyme system,
I. Horváth, K. Tihanyi, S. Szeberényi, S. Otani 49
NMR evidence for the structure of the complex between penicillin and the DD-carboxypeptidase of Streptomyces R61,y. Degelaen, J. Feeney, G. C. K. Roberts, A. S. Burgen, J.-M. Frere, J. M. Ghuysen 53
7-Butyrobetaine hydroxylase activity in human and ovine liver and skeletal muscle tissue, G. Cederblad. J. Holm, G. Lindstedt, S. Lindstedt, I. Nordin, T. Schersten 57
Evidence for an involvement of kinin liberation in the priming action of insulin on glucose uptake into skeletal muscle, M. Wicklmayr, G. Dietze, L. Mayer, I. Böttger, J. Grunst 61
Effect of proteases on the structure and activity of rabbit skeletal muscle
glycogen synthetase, T.-S. Huang, E. G. Krebs 66
Amino acid sequence at the site on rabbit skeletal muscle glycogen
synthase phosphorylated by the endogenous glycogen synthase kinase-2 activity, D. B. Rylatt, P. Cohen 71
Glycogen synthase kinase-2 from rabbit skeletal muscle is activated by the calcium-dependent regulator protein, D. B. Rylatt, N. Embi, P. Cohen 76
S-Ethyl-coenzyme A and acetonyldethio-coenzyme A: interactions with
pyruvate carboxylase and phosphotransacetylase, H. P. Blaschkowski, J. Knappe, Th. Wieland 81
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CONTENTS
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Stimulation by acetate of gluconeogcnesis in hepatocyte suspensions,
P. D. Whitton, L. M. Rodrigues, D. A. Hems 85
Specific inactivation of animal hexokinases by xylose in vitro, in situ and
in vivo, P, A. Lazo, A. Sols 88
Rapid purification of rat kidney brush borders enriched in 7-glutamyl
transpeptidase, E. M. Grau, G. V. Marathe, S. S. Tate 91
The formation of p-carboline alkaloids mediated by serine hydroxymethyl-
transferase,.4. G. M. Pearson, A. J. Turner 96
Intestinal lactase evaluation in vivo with 3-methyllactose, AÍ. Martínez-Pardo,
P. G. Montes, M. Martin-Lomas, A. Sols 99
The production of an inactive form of antithrombin through limited proteolysis
by thrombin, W. W. Fish, K. Orre, L Björk 103
A systematic study of interferon production by mouse L-929 cells induced
with poly(l)-poly(C) and DEAE-dextran, J. Trapman 107
Hydrolysis of OTP by the elongation factor Tu-kiiromycin complex: Specific action of monovalent cations, G. Sander, M. Okonek, J.-B. Crechet, R. Ivell, V. Bocchini, A. Parmeggiani 111
Nucleotide sequence near the 5'-terminal of cucumber mosaic virus RNA no. 5
s&gment, S. Hidaka, K. Shimotohno, K.-I. Miura, K. Takanami, S. Kubo 115 Studies on amino acid and peptide derivatives of daunorubicine, Y. Levin,
B.-A.Sela 119
Effect oí Escherichia coli p factor and RNase III on the formation of 0X174
RNA in vitro, E. L. Kapitza, E. A. Stukacheva, M. F. Shemyakin 123
Photolysis of crosslinked peptides from elastin of porcine aorta, M. Davril,
K.-K. Han, M. Guay, F. Lamy 128
Renin is synthesized as a 50 000 dalton single-chain polypeptide in cell-free
translation systems. A:. Poulsen, J. Vuust, S. Lykkegaard, A. H^j Nielsen, T.Lund 135
The stoichiometry and reconstruction of a stable protein complex from
Escherichia coli ribosomes, I. Pettersson. A. Liljas 139
Reading of the lysine codons in the MS 2 coat protein cistron during protein synthesis in vitro, P. Elias, F. Lustig, T. Axberg, B. Akesson, U. Lagerkvist 145
Chemical studies on histone acetylation using a synthetic peptide fragment of
histone H4,A. Kervabon, J. Parello, J. Mery 152
Interaction between haemagglutinating virus of Japan and human En(a") erythrocytes lacking major sialoglycoprotein, T. Maeda, K. Kuroda, S.-i. Ohnishi, D. J. Anstee, M. J. A. Tanner 157
An ADP- and atractyloside-binding protein involved in ADP/ATP transport in yeast mitochondria. Isolation and amino acid composition, F. Boulay, G. Brandolin, G. J. M. Lauquin, J. Jollés, P. Jolles, P. V. Vignais 161
The isolation of a lysine-sensitive aspartate kinase from pea leaves and its involvement in homoserine biosynthesis in isolated chloroplasts, P J. Lea, W. R. Mills. B. J. Miflin 165
A determination of the relative compactness of the Ca'*-binding sites of a Ca^^-binding fragment of troponin-C and parvalbumin using lanthanide-lndueed 'H NMR shifts, L. Lee, B. D. Sykes, E. R. Birnbaum 169 The relationship between membrane potential and Ca^^ fluxes in isolated
sarcoplasmic reticulum vesicles, T. Beeler, A. Martonosi 173
Ca^-ATPase and Ca uptake without requirement for Mg^ in membrane
fractions of vascular smooth muscle, 5. Thorens 177
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Action of phospholipase Aj on phospholipid vesicles: preservation of the
membrane permeability barrier during asymmetric bilayer degradation, J. C. Wilschut, J. Regts, G. Scherphof 181
Identification of the 'estrogen-induced protein' in uterus and brain of untreated
immature rats, M. D. Walker, V. Negreanu, I. Gozes, A. M. Kaye 187
The influence of heparin on LH- and dibutyryl-cAMP-stimulated testosterone
production in vitro by adult rat testes, S. I. Fox, J. R. Wimer, jr 192
Starvation of lactating rats leads to alterations in the behaviour of pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase which persist in the semi-purified pyruvate dehydrogenase complex of the mammary gland but are partly reversible in vitro, M A. Baxter, H. G. Coore 195
The regulatory role of glucose 1,6-diphosphate in muscle of dystrophic mice,
R. Beitner, J. Nordenberg 199
jMonooxygenase and glucuronyltransferase activities in short term cultures of
isolated rat hepatocytes, L. R. Schwarz, R. Götz, Th. Wolff, F. J. Wiebel 203 The interaction of mitochondrial ferrochelatase with a range of porphyrin
substrates, C. L. Honeybourne, J. T. Jackson, O. T. G. Jones 207
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CONTENTS
Review Letter
Intrinsic protein-lipid interactions: Pliysicai and biociiemical evidence
D, Chapman, J. C. Gómez-Fernández, F. M. Goni 211
Research Letters
Protein-lipid interactions: A study of (Ca'*-Mg'*)-ATPase reconstituted witli synthetic phospholipids,/. C. Gómez-Fernández, F. M. Goni, D. Bach, C. Restail, D. Chapman 224
Use of Ca-EGTA buffers for transposing Ca'^ efflux into pH change. Application
to rod outer segment membrane vesicles, N. Bennett, Y. Dupont 299
Potassium transport in Escherichia coii: Evidence for a K*-transport adenosine-
5'-triphosphatase,i. Wieczorek, K. Altendorf 233
The role of a transmembrane pH gradient in 5-hydroxy tryptamine uptake by
synaptic vesicles from rat brain, R. Maron, B. /. Kanner, S, Schuldiner 237
Direct biochemical evidence for the existence of a-adrenergic receptors in hamster white adipocyte membranes,/Í. Pecquery, L. Malagrida, Y. Giudicelli 241
Effects of adenosine 3':5'-monophosphate and platelet aggregation on thromboxane biosynthesis in human platelets, /. Ä. Lindgren, H.-E. Claesson, H. Kindahl, S. Hammarstróm 247
Synthesis of plasma membrane proteins during development of Dictyostelium
discoideum, R. W. Parish, S. Schmidlin 251
Calcium-binding properties of human fibrin(ogen) and degradation products,
W. Nieuwenhuizen, A. Vermond, W. J. Nooijen, F. Haverkate 257
Effect of whole-body irradiation on Michaehs-Menten constants of microsomal
enzyme systems of rat liver,/'. Bernard, G. Rocquet 260
Inhibition of glutathione reductase by interaction of 2,4,6-trinitrobenzene-
sulfonate with the active-site dithiol,/. Carlberg, B. Mannervik 263
Developmental changes in chicken skeletal myosin isoenzymes, /. F. Y. Hoh 267
A 'H NMR study on biosynthesis: Evidence of hydrogen exchange at the chain-starter methyl group of griseofulvin manifested by 'H incorporation from deuterium oxide in medium and from sodium acetates, Y. Sato, T. Oda,
E.Miyata,H.Saitó 271 Modification of one lysine by pyridoxal phosphate completely inactivates
chloroplast coupling factor 1 ATPase, Y. Sugiyama, Y. Mukohata 276
Specific requirement of NADPH-cytochrome c reductase for the microsomal heme oxygenase reaction yielding billverdin IXa, M. Noguchi, T. Yoshida. G. Kikuchi 281
The light reaction of the green photosynthetic bacterium Chlorobium limicola f thiosulfatophilum at cryogenic temperatures, D. B. Knaff. /. M. Olson, R. C. Price 285
Correlation between the quantum yields of photodissociation and C-0 stretching frequencies of carbon monoxide hemoproteins, H. Shimada, T. lizuka, R. Ueno, Y. Ishimura 290
Dependence of the spectral features of phenols on solvent: Spectrophotometric
titration curve of tyrosine residue, AÍ. Kodicek 295
Secretion of triacylglycerol Iiydrolase activity by isolated parenchymal rat liver
ceUs,//. Jansen, C. Kaikman, A. J. Zonneveld. W. C. Hülsmann 299
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Volume 98, number 2
15 February 1979
CONTENTS
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A new specific endogenous inliibitor of a cyclic nucleotide-independent (G-typc)
protein kinase, D. Job, C. Cochet, F. Pirollet, E. M. Chambaz Recycling by a second enzyme of NAD covalently bound to alcohol dehydrogenase,
M.-O. Mansson. P.-O. Larsson, K. Mosbach A simple purification procedure for rat hepatic Hpase, T. Kuusi, P. K. J. Kinnunen,
C. Ehnholm, E. A. Nikkila Electrophoretic elution of nucleic acids from gels adapted for subsequent
biological tests: Application for analysis of mRNAs from maize endosperm, U. Wienand, Z. Schwarz, C. Feix DNP double fibers induced by DNA-Hl histone mteraction. C.-U. mn Mickwitz,
G. Burckhardt, H. Fenske, Ch. Zimmer The bindmg site for the 3'-terminus of aminoacyl-tRNA in the molecule of elongation factor Ty from Escherichia coli, J. Jonák, I. Rychlik, J. Smrt, A. Holy Affinity precipitation of enzymes, P.-O. Larsson, K. Mosbach Stereochemistry of anion complexes of type 2 Cu(Il) in Rhus vernicifera laccase. Analogy with superoxide dismutase and Cu(ll) carbonic anhydrase, A. Desideri. L. Morpurgo, G. Rotilio, B. Mondovi Isolation and characterization of the hydrogenase activity from the non-
heterocystous cyanobacterium Spindina maxima, M. J. Llama. J. L. Serra. K. K. Rao, D. O. Hall Estrogen receptor can distinguish among various halodeoxyuridine-substituted
DNAs,/. Kallos, T. M. Fasy, V. P. Hollander, M. D. Bick Direct effects of gold thioglucose on insulin secretion by isolated rat islets of
Langerhans,/. D. Caterson. K. If. Taylor Metahalones, a new class of metaphase inhibitors, M. Gacek. K. Undheim,
R. Oftebro, S. G. Laland Differences in sensitivity to reduction of rat immunoglobulin IgG subclasses,
J. Rousseaux, H. Bazin. G. Biserte The cellulolytic complex of Trichoderma reesei QM 9414. An immunochemical
approach,/,. G. Fdgerstam, L. G. Pettersson The low pH species of bacteriorhodopsin: Structure and proton pump activity,
K. Tsuji, K. Rosenheck Photoaffinity labelling of a small protein component of a purified (Na*-K^ATPase,
r. B. Rogers, M. Lazdunski Reconciliation of theory and experbnent on 90° selective scattering spectra as a measure of intact or broken granal or agranal chloroplasts, M. J. Sculley, J. T. Duniee. S. W. Thome Photoreduction of membrane-bound paramagnetic component X by water as
electron donor, T. Hiyama, H. Y. Tsu/imoto. D. 1. Arnon Protonmotive cyclic electron flow around photosystem I m intact chloroplasts,
D. Crowther, J. D. Mills. G. Hind Superoxide dismutase activity of T lymphocytes and non-T lymphocytes,
Y. Kobayashi, S. Okahata, T. Sakano, K. Tanabe, T. Usui Reconstitution of vitamin D3 25-hydroxylase activity with a cytochrome/'-450 preparation from rat liver mitochondria,/. I. Pedersen, L Holmberg, I. B/orkhem
Free (5,5)-diaminopimelate is not an obligatory intermediate in lysine biosynthesis in Corynebacterium glutamicum, P. F. Leadlay The biosynthesis of cytochrome P450 by rough endoplasmic reticulum in vitro. A significant proportion of newly-biosynthesised cytochrome P450 is resistant to proteolytic digestion in intact vesicles. J. A. Craft. M. B. Cooper. M. R. Estall. B. R. Rabin
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