Progress in Molecular and Subcellular Biology

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• On Molecular Biology.
• References.
• The Biological Significance of the Genetic Code.
• I. Introduction.
• II. Characteristics of the Genetic Code.
• III. Conclusion.
• Errors in Translation.
• II. The Translation System.
• III. Errors in Translation.
• IV. Errors Produced by Aminoglycosides.
• V. Ribosome Mutations Leading to Ambiguity.
• VI. Other Factors Causing Ambiguity in vitro.
• VII. Does Misreading Occur in Mammalian Systems ?.
• VIII. Does Misreading Occur in Living Cells?.
• IX. Finale.
• The Incorporation of Fluorouracil into RNA and its Molecular Consequences.
• II. Incorporation of FU into Whole Cells and Tissues.
• III. FU and Ribosomes.
• VI. FU and sRNA.
• V. FU and mRNA.
• VI. FU and Protein Synthesis.
• VII. Synthetic Polynucleotides Containing FU.
• VIII. Discussion.
• XI. Summary.
• Organelle Biosynthesis: The Chloroplast.
• II. Composition.
• III. Chloroplast DNA.
• IV. Ribosomes and RNA.
• V. Synthesis of Chloroplast Proteins.
• VI. Photoregulation of Chloroplast Development.
• VII. General Conclusions.
• Macromolecules and Brain Function—A 1969 Baedeker.
• II. Growth.
• III. Sensory Modalities.
• IV. Structural Localization: Brain Regions and Fractions.
• V. Human Disorders.
• VI. Learning and Memory.
• Author Index.