Titlebook: Subcellular Biochemistry; Volume 10 Donald B. Roodyn Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Calcium.Chloroplast.DNA.Lipid.Nucleotide.RNA.bio

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Evolutionary Aspects of Human Chromosomes,uct of a process of transmutational events and therefore a descendant of extinguished ancestors that preceded us on earth. The fossil record shows us that apelike human ancestors inhabited the plains of Africa some 4 million years ago (Johanson .., 1978; Cronin ..,1981) and that early hominoid adapt

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The Plastid Envelope Membranes: Their Structure, Composition, and Role in Chloroplast Biogenesis,y, the plastid envelope is a permanent structure in the sense that every existing envelope membrane could theoretically be traced back through generations of cells and organisms maintaining uninterruptedly for millions of years some specific structural organization.

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Biogenesis of the Yeast Cell Wall,t that different proteins with important roles in the cell economy (e.g., invertase) and morphogenesis (.-glucanases) as well as survival products (e.g., killer, sexual factor) are localized on the wall or in the periplasmic space.

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,-Inositol Polyphosphates and Their Role in Cellular Metabolism,drolysis with large negative free energies of hydrolysis. This permits controlled enzymatic cleavage of the anhydride, rather than spontaneous hydrolysis. Lipmann (1951) has pointed out that acetic anhydride is hydrolyzed rapidly in neutral conditions, acetylphosphate is more stable, and pyrophospha

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Nucleocytoplasmic RNA Transport,, the field lacks a coherent body of thought. The review by Webb .. (1981) is comprehensive and argues cogently for a special messenger RNA (mRNA) transport mechanism, susceptible to regulating influences including hormones, and for abnormalities at the locus of RNA transport in a number of patholog

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