Nucleoside triphosphatases in energy transduction, cellular regulation and information transfer in biological systems : a discussion meeting of The Royal Society
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Nucleoside triphosphatases in energy transduction, cellular regulation and information transfer in biological systems : a discussion meeting of The Royal Society
Portland Press, c1992
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"This book reports the proceedings of a Discussion Meeting of The Royal Society held on 24 and 25 October 1991. These proceedings have also appeared in the Philosophical transactions of The Royal Society of London, Series B (1992) 336, 1-112"--T.p. verso
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The topics covered by this work include the conformational coupling in DNA polymerase information transfer, the kinetic mechanism of the GAP-activated GTPase of p21ras, and studies on the structure and mechanism of H-ras p21.
Table of Contents
- Studies on the structure and mechanism of H-ras p21, R.S. Goody et al
- linesin and myosin ATPases - variations on a theme, D.D. Hackney
- the role of nucleoside triphosphate hydrolysis in transducing systems - p21ras and muscle, M.R. Webb
- nucleotides and divalent cations as effectors and modulators of exocytosis in permeabilized rat mast cells, T.H.W. Lillie and B.D. Gomperts
- coupling of ras p21 signalling and GTP hydrolysis of GTPase activating protein, F. McCormick
- the kinetic mechanism of the GAP-activated GTPase of p21ras, K.J.M. Moore et al
- photochemical mapping of the active site of myosin, R.G. Yount et al
- DNA supercoiling and relaxation by ATP-dependent DNA topoisomerases, L.M. Fisher et al
- nucleotide hydrolysis regulates the dynamics of actin filaments and microtubules, M.F. Carlier
- self-organization of polymer-motor systems in the cytoskeleton, T.J. Mitchison
- conformational coupling in DNA polymerase information transfer, K.A. Johnson.
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