Progress in Molecular and Subcellular Biology
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VIII, 238 pages
978-3-642-46202-3 (ISBN)
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On Molecular Biology.- References.- The Biological Significance of the Genetic Code.- I. Introduction.- II. Characteristics of the Genetic Code.- III. Conclusion.- References.- Errors in Translation.- I. Introduction.- 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.- References.- The Incorporation of Fluorouracil into RNA and its Molecular Consequences.- I. Introduction.- 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.- References.- Organelle Biosynthesis: The Chloroplast.- I. Introduction.- II. Composition.- III. Chloroplast DNA.- IV. Ribosomes and RNA.- V. Synthesis of Chloroplast Proteins.- VI. Photoregulation of Chloroplast Development.- VII. General Conclusions.- References.- Macromolecules and Brain Function-A 1969 Baedeker.- I. Introduction.- II. Growth.- III. Sensory Modalities.- IV. Structural Localization: Brain Regions and Fractions.- V. Human Disorders.- VI. Learning and Memory.- References.- Author Index.
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Series
Edition
Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1969
Language
English
Place of publication
Berlin
Germany
Publishing group
Springer Berlin
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Research
Illustrations
VIII, 238 p.
Dimensions
Height: 244 mm
Width: 170 mm
Thickness: 14 mm
Weight
435 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-642-46202-3 (9783642462023)
DOI
10.1007/978-3-642-46200-9
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B. W. Agranoff | J. Davies | F. E. Hahn
Progress in Molecular and Subcellular Biology
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Content
On Molecular Biology.- References.- The Biological Significance of the Genetic Code.- I. Introduction.- II. Characteristics of the Genetic Code.- III. Conclusion.- References.- Errors in Translation.- I. Introduction.- 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.- References.- The Incorporation of Fluorouracil into RNA and its Molecular Consequences.- I. Introduction.- 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.- References.- Organelle Biosynthesis: The Chloroplast.- I. Introduction.- II. Composition.- III. Chloroplast DNA.- IV. Ribosomes and RNA.- V. Synthesis of Chloroplast Proteins.- VI. Photoregulation of Chloroplast Development.- VII. General Conclusions.- References.- Macromolecules and Brain Function-A 1969 Baedeker.- I. Introduction.- II. Growth.- III. Sensory Modalities.- IV. Structural Localization: Brain Regions and Fractions.- V. Human Disorders.- VI. Learning and Memory.- References.- Author Index.