Molecular motors
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Molecular motors
（Essays in biochemistry, v. 35）
Portland, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Series editor: S.J. Higgins
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Biological systems abound with examples of molecular motors - biological machines for converting the chemical energy of ATP into mechanical movement by cells - they play pivotal roles in diverse cellular function. This volume, covers many of the most exciting developments in the field, including: all of the main motor systems; the application of Gene-cloning methods and the recent advances; and human disorders involving defects in molecular motor systems such as hearing loss and heart disease.
Table of Contents
- F1-ATpase - a highly efficient rotary ATP machine, K. Kinosita et al
- motors in muscle - the function of conventional myosin II, C.R. Bagshaw
- unconventional myosins, G. Kalhammer, M. Bahler
- muscle, myosin and single molecules, A.E. Knight, J.E. Molloy
- motor proteins of the kinesin superfamily - structure and mechanism, F.J. Kull
- the molecular anatomy of dynein, A. Harrison, S.M. King
- microtubule-based transport along axons, dendrites and axonemes, D. Signor, J.M. Scholey
- the molecular motors of cilia and eukaryotic flagella, D. Woolley
- translational elongation factor G - a GTP-driven motor of the ribosome, W. Wintermeyer, M.V. Rodnina
- how do preens move along DNA? lessons from type-I and type-III restriction endonucleases, M.D. Szczelkun
- molecular motors in the heart, F.D. Davison et al
- the roles of unconventional myosins in hearing and deafness, R.T. Libby, K.P. Steel.
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