Cellular and molecular biology of normal and abnormal erythroid membranes : proceedings of a UCLA Colloquium held at Taos, New Mexico, February 3-10, 1989
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Cellular and molecular biology of normal and abnormal erythroid membranes : proceedings of a UCLA Colloquium held at Taos, New Mexico, February 3-10, 1989
（UCLA symposia on molecular and cellular biology, new ser.,
Wiley-Liss, c1990
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"The 1989 UCLA Colloquium "Cellular and Molecular Biology of Normal and Abnormal Erythroid Membranes""--Pref
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Description
This work examines the cellular and molecular biology of erythroid membranes, as well as the clinical aspects of inherited hemolytic anemias, malaria and other diseases affecting erythroid cells. The book offers specific information on: ankyrin, giving new insights into the primary structure and association of this protein in both erythroid and non-erythroid cells; erythroid and non-erythroid band 4.1 isoforms, including their expression in both tissue-specific and developmentally regulated forms; regulatory aspects of skeletal organization, focusing on spectrin and band 4.1 phosphorylation; biogenesis of the membrane skeleton of both normal and abnormal red cells; the structure and expression of the erythropoietin receptor in erythroid precursor cells; the characterization of various skeletal protein mutations; how malaria-infected red cells adhere to endothelial cells; and parasite-induced alterations in the red cell membrane, including permeability changes and lipid alterations.
Table of Contents
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Erythroid Membrane Proteins
- Regulation and Development of Erythroid Membranes
- Molecular Biology and Genetics of Erythroid Membrane Abnormalities
- Molecular and Cellular Effects on the Erythrocyle Membrane of Malanal Parasite Invasion.
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