Ebook: Transport and Receptor Proteins of Plant Membranes: Molecular Structure and Function

Primary Active Transporters: A Plethora of Plant Plasmalemma Proton Pumps (M.R. Sussman). Studies on the Higher Plant CalmodulinStimulated ATPase (D.E. Evans et al.). Secondary Ion and Metabolite Transporters: ProtonSugar Cotransporters in Plants (N. Sauer). Insights into the Structure of the Chloroplast Phosphate Translocator Protein (H. Wallmeier et al.). Channel Proteins: Soybean Nodulin26 (D.P.S. Verma). Putative LType Calcium Channels in Plants (R. Ranjeva et al.). Receptor Proteins: Hormone Perception and Signal Transduction in Aleurone (R. Hooley et al.). The Auxin Receptor (R.M. Napier, M.A. Venis). Protein Targeting and Assembly in Membranes: Sequence Determinants for Protein Import into Chloroplasts and Thylakoid Membrane Protein Assembly (G. von Heijne). 11 additional articles. Index.

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Primary Active Transporters: A Plethora of Plant Plasmalemma Proton Pumps (M.R. Sussman). Studies on the Higher Plant CalmodulinStimulated ATPase (D.E. Evans et al.). Secondary Ion and Metabolite Transporters: ProtonSugar Cotransporters in Plants (N. Sauer). Insights into the Structure of the Chloroplast Phosphate Translocator Protein (H. Wallmeier et al.). Channel Proteins: Soybean Nodulin26 (D.P.S. Verma). Putative LType Calcium Channels in Plants (R. Ranjeva et al.). Receptor Proteins: Hormone Perception and Signal Transduction in Aleurone (R. Hooley et al.). The Auxin Receptor (R.M. Napier, M.A. Venis). Protein Targeting and Assembly in Membranes: Sequence Determinants for Protein Import into Chloroplasts and Thylakoid Membrane Protein Assembly (G. von Heijne). 11 additional articles. Index.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages i-viii
Front Matter....Pages 1-3
A Plethora of Plant Plasmalemma Proton Pumps....Pages 5-11
Studies on the Reaction Mechanism and Transport Function of P-type ATPases Associated with the Plant Plasma Membrane....Pages 13-24
Vacuolar H+-translocating Inorganic Pyrophosphatase: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology....Pages 25-38
Studies on the Higher Plant Calmodulin-Stimulated ATPase....Pages 39-53
The Plasma Membrane Calcium Pump: Studies on Membrane Vesicles Isolated from Higher Plants....Pages 55-63
Front Matter....Pages 65-66
Proton-Sugar Co-transporters in Plants....Pages 67-75
Insights into the Structure of the Chloroplast Phosphate Translocator Protein....Pages 77-89
Salt-Induced Changes in Ion Transport: Regulation of Primary Pumps and Secondary Transporters....Pages 91-100
Uptake of Malate and Citrate into Plant Vacuoles....Pages 101-109
Front Matter....Pages 111-112
Soybean Nodulin-26: A Channel Protein Conserved from Bacteria to Mammals....Pages 113-117
The Application of Planar Lipid Bilayers to the Study of Plant Ion Channels....Pages 119-133
Inositol Phospholipid-Derived Signals in Plant Cells....Pages 135-144
Putative L-Type Calcium Channels in Plants: Biochemical Properties and Subcellular Localisation....Pages 145-153
Front Matter....Pages 155-156
Hormone Perception and Signal Transduction in Aleurone....Pages 157-167
The Auxin Receptor: Structure and Distribution....Pages 169-177
Membrane Receptors for Fusicoccin: A Molecular Study....Pages 179-184
GTP-Binding Proteins in Higher Plant Cells....Pages 185-192
Front Matter....Pages 193-193
Sequence Determinants for Protein Import into Chloroplasts and Thylakoid Membrane Protein Assembly....Pages 195-199
Mechanism and Energetics of Protein Transport Across the Thylakoid Membrane....Pages 201-207
Back Matter....Pages 209-213

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Primary Active Transporters: A Plethora of Plant Plasmalemma Proton Pumps (M.R. Sussman). Studies on the Higher Plant CalmodulinStimulated ATPase (D.E. Evans et al.). Secondary Ion and Metabolite Transporters: ProtonSugar Cotransporters in Plants (N. Sauer). Insights into the Structure of the Chloroplast Phosphate Translocator Protein (H. Wallmeier et al.). Channel Proteins: Soybean Nodulin26 (D.P.S. Verma). Putative LType Calcium Channels in Plants (R. Ranjeva et al.). Receptor Proteins: Hormone Perception and Signal Transduction in Aleurone (R. Hooley et al.). The Auxin Receptor (R.M. Napier, M.A. Venis). Protein Targeting and Assembly in Membranes: Sequence Determinants for Protein Import into Chloroplasts and Thylakoid Membrane Protein Assembly (G. von Heijne). 11 additional articles. Index.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages i-viii
Front Matter....Pages 1-3
A Plethora of Plant Plasmalemma Proton Pumps....Pages 5-11
Studies on the Reaction Mechanism and Transport Function of P-type ATPases Associated with the Plant Plasma Membrane....Pages 13-24
Vacuolar H+-translocating Inorganic Pyrophosphatase: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology....Pages 25-38
Studies on the Higher Plant Calmodulin-Stimulated ATPase....Pages 39-53
The Plasma Membrane Calcium Pump: Studies on Membrane Vesicles Isolated from Higher Plants....Pages 55-63
Front Matter....Pages 65-66
Proton-Sugar Co-transporters in Plants....Pages 67-75
Insights into the Structure of the Chloroplast Phosphate Translocator Protein....Pages 77-89
Salt-Induced Changes in Ion Transport: Regulation of Primary Pumps and Secondary Transporters....Pages 91-100
Uptake of Malate and Citrate into Plant Vacuoles....Pages 101-109
Front Matter....Pages 111-112
Soybean Nodulin-26: A Channel Protein Conserved from Bacteria to Mammals....Pages 113-117
The Application of Planar Lipid Bilayers to the Study of Plant Ion Channels....Pages 119-133
Inositol Phospholipid-Derived Signals in Plant Cells....Pages 135-144
Putative L-Type Calcium Channels in Plants: Biochemical Properties and Subcellular Localisation....Pages 145-153
Front Matter....Pages 155-156
Hormone Perception and Signal Transduction in Aleurone....Pages 157-167
The Auxin Receptor: Structure and Distribution....Pages 169-177
Membrane Receptors for Fusicoccin: A Molecular Study....Pages 179-184
GTP-Binding Proteins in Higher Plant Cells....Pages 185-192
Front Matter....Pages 193-193
Sequence Determinants for Protein Import into Chloroplasts and Thylakoid Membrane Protein Assembly....Pages 195-199
Mechanism and Energetics of Protein Transport Across the Thylakoid Membrane....Pages 201-207
Back Matter....Pages 209-213
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