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Biochemistry of Sensory Functions

25. Colloquium am 25.-27. April 1974

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L. Jaenicke0 L. Jaenicke Institut für Biochemie der Universität Köln, Köln, Federal Republic of Germany
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Front Matter

Pages I-XV PDF

Photoreception

Biochemistry of Visual Pigments in Relation to Visual Excitation

S. L. Bonting, F. J. M. Daemen Pages 1-22

The Role of Protons in the Metarhodopsin I–II Transition

H. M. Emrich, R. Reich Pages 23-27

Aktivitäten von ATPasen im Fliegen-Auge

H. Langer Pages 29-32

Thermal and Photic Regeneration of Rhodopsin in Perfused Frog Retina

W. Sickel Pages 33-35

Experiments on the Isomerization of 11-cis-Retinal

W. Sperling, G. Nöll, R. Meissen Pages 37-40

Cephalopod Retinochrome

Ruth Hubbard, Linda Sperling Pages 41-54

Vergleichende Aspekte der Photorezeption von Retinal-Proteinkomplexen

D. Oesterhelt Pages 55-77

On the Ionic Mechanisms Responsible for the Generation of the Electrical Response of Light Sensitive Cells

H. Stieve Pages 79-105

Chemoreception

Chemotaxis in Bacteria

Julius Adler Pages 107-131

The Chemotactic Response in Bacteria

Daniel E. Koshland Jr. Pages 133-160

Functions of Bacteriorhodopsin

N. Dencher Pages 161-163

The Role of the Escherichia Coli Galactose-Binding Protein in Galactose Transport and Chemotaxis

T. J. Silhavy, W. Boos, H. M. Kalckar Pages 165-205

α-Glucosidases as Sugar Receptor Proteins in Flies

Kai Hansen Pages 207-233

Thaumatin and Monellin the Intensely Sweet-Tasting Proteins from Tropical African Fruits

H. Van Der Wel Pages 235-242

Sensory Transduction in Insect Olfactory Receptors

Karl-Ernst Kaissling Pages 243-273

A Formalism on Selective Molecular Interactions

Wolf A. Kafka Pages 275-278

Cell Communication and Cyclic-AMP Regulation during Aggregation of the Slime Mold Dictyostelium discoideum

G. Gerisch, D. Malchow, B. Hess Pages 279-298

Conjugation of the Ciliate Blepharisma A Possible Model System for Biochemistry of Sensory Mechanisms

Akio Miyake Pages 299-305

Chemical Signal Transmission by Gamete Attractants in Brown Algae

Lothar Jaenicke Pages 307-309 Back to top

About this book

This volume contains the Proceedings of the 25th Mosbach Colloquium, the general theme of which is the Biochemistry of Sensory Functions. It was intended, continuing the silver-tradition of these Colloquia, to provide the uninitiated biochemist with an insight into the current status of a line of research in Molecular Biology which, more than many other fields in Biochemistry, has maintained its contacts with and respect for Physiology. The speakers were asked to attempt to outline their topic sufficiently to define the fundamentals and to build up upon this basis the more sophisticated details of their own studies. It is for the reader to evaluate how well both organizer and participants 1 have attained this end • These Proceedings not only mirror the hubs around which several groups of scientists wheel but may also serve as a source of literature references and for the advanced student as an introduction to this highly up-to-date branch of Biochemistry, although no index is provided as the table of con­ tents is considered sufficient to locate most of the s, Back to top

Keywords

BiochemieSinnesphysiologiebiochemistrybiologymolecular biologynervous systemphysiologyresearch Back to top

Editors and Affiliations

Institut für Biochemie der Universität Köln Köln Federal Republic of Germany

L. Jaenicke Back to top

Bibliographic Information

Book Title: Biochemistry of Sensory Functions Book Subtitle: 25. Colloquium am 25.-27. April 1974 Editors L. Jaenicke Series Title: Colloquium der Gesellschaft für Biologische Chemie in Mosbach Baden DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66012-2 Publisher: Springer Berlin, Heidelberg eBook Packages: Springer Book Archive Copyright Information: Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1974 Softcover ISBN: 978-3-642-66014-6 eBook ISBN: 978-3-642-66012-2 Series ISSN: 0366-5887 Edition Number: 1 Number of Pages: XVI, 644 Topics: Neurology, Neuroscience Back to top Access via your institution

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eBook USD 119.00 Price excludes VAT (USA) ISBN: 978-3-642-66012-2 Instant PDF download Readable on all devices Own it forever Exclusive offer for individuals only Tax calculation will be finalised during checkout Buy eBook Softcover Book USD 159.99 Price excludes VAT (USA) ISBN: 978-3-642-66014-6 Dispatched in 3 to 5 business days Exclusive offer for individuals only Free shipping worldwide
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