Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Pages v-vii
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xv-xxi
PREFACE, Pages xxiii-xxv
INTRODUCTION TO I ERIC REDFEARN MEMORIAL LECTURE, Page 1
1 - Ubiquinone Proteins in Cardiac Mitochondria, Pages 3-25, TSOO E. KING
1 - Quinones of Value to Electron-Transfer Studies: Oxidation–Reduction Potentials of the First Reduction Step in an Aprotic Solvent, Pages 29-33, ROGER C. PRINCE, M.R. GUNNER, P. LESLIE DUTTON
2 - Electrochemical and Spectral Properties of Ubiquinone and Synthetic Analogs: Relevance to Bacterial Photosynthesis, Pages 35-58, LARRY E. MORRISON, JEAN E. SCHELHORN, THERESE M. COTTON, CHARLES L. BERING, PAUL A. LOACH
3 - Physical Chemistry of Semiquinones, Pages 59-72, A.J. SWALLOW
4 - A Physicochemical Model of Quinone–Cytochrome b-c Complex Electron Transfers, Pages 73-83, PETER R. RICH
1 - Pool Function Behavior and Mobility of Isoprenoid Quinones, Pages 87-110, GÜNTER HAUSKA, EDUARD HURT
2 - Studies on the Interactions and Mobility of Ubiquinone in Mitochondrial and Model Membranes, Pages 111-124, GIORGIO LENAZ, MAURO DEGLI ESPOSTI, ENRICO BERTOLI, GIOVANNA PARENTI-CASTELLI, SERGIO MASCARELLO, ROMANA FATO, CLAUDIO CASALI
3 - Lateral Diffusion of Ubiquinone in Mitochondrial Electron Transfer, Pages 125-139, HEINZ SCHNEIDER, JOHN J. LEMASTERS, CHARLES R. HACKENBROCK
4 - Effects of Lipid Concentration and Fluidity on Oxidoreduction of Ubiquinone by Isolated Complex I, Complex III, and Complex I-III, Pages 141-151, VERONICA M. POORE, C. IAN RAGAN
5 - Ubisemiquinone Does Not Have a Pool Function in the QH2: Ferricytochrome c Oxidoreductase, Pages 153-165, JAN A. BERDEN, SIMON DE VRIES, E.C. SLATER
1 - Electron Transfer between Primary and Secondary Electron Acceptors in Chromatophores and Reaction Centers of Photosynthetic Bacteria, Pages 169-180, ANDRÉ VERMÉGLIO
2 - The Involvement of Stable Semiquinones in the Two-Electron Gates of Plant and Bacterial Photosystems, Pages 181-197, C.A. WRAIGHT
3 - Enthalpy and Volume Changes Accompanying Electron Transfer from P870 to the Primary and Secondary Quinones in Photosynthetic Reaction Centers, Pages 199-212, HIROYUKI ARATA, WILLIAM W. PARSON
4 - The Secondary Electron Acceptor of Photosystem II, Pages 213-225, H.J. VAN GORKOM, A.P.G.M. THIELEN, A.C.F. GORREN
5 - How Can We Reconcile the Notion of the “Transmembrane” Ubisemiquinone Pair with the Rapid Kinetics of its Formation Observed with Complex II?, Pages 227-234, HELMUT BEINERT, FRANK J. RUZICKA
6 - Function and Properties of a Semiquinone Anion Located in the QH2: Cytochrome c Oxidoreductase Segment of the Respiratory Chain, Pages 235-246, SIMON DE VRIES, J.A. BERDEN, E.C. SLATER
7 - Ubisemiquinones in Electron-Transfer Systems of Mitochondria, Pages 247-261, TOMOKO OHNISHI, JOHN C. SALERNO, HAYWOOD BLUM
1 - Quinones as Prosthetic Groups in Membrane Electron-Transfer Proteins I: Systematic Replacement of the Primary Ubiquinone of Photochemical Reaction Centers with Other Quinones, Pages 265-269, M.R. GUNNER, D.M. TIEDE, ROGER C. PRINCE, P. LESLIE DUTTON
2 - Quinones as Prosthetic Groups in Membrane Electron-Transfer Proteins II: The Interaction of the Reaction Center Secondary Quinone with the Q-b-c2 Oxidoreductase, Pages 271-276, DANIEL P. O'KEEFE, ROGER C. PRINCE, P. LESLIE DUTTON
3 - Quinones as Prosthetic Groups in Membrane Electron-Transfer Proteins III: Functional Recognition of a Special Quinone Associated with the Ubiquinone–Cytochrome b-c1 Oxidoreductase of Beef Heart Mitochondria, Pages 277-283, K. MATSUURA, N.K. PACKHAM, D.M. TIEDE, P. MUELLER, P. LESLIE DUTTON
4 - The Multifarious Role of Ubiquinone in Bacterial Chromatophores, Pages 285-298, A. BACCARINI-MELANDRI, N. GABELLINI, B.A. MELANDRI
5 - Quinone Binding Sites in Reaction Centers from Photosynthetic Bacteria, Pages 299-317, M.Y. OKAMURA, R.J. DEBUS, D. KLEINFELD, G. FEHER
6 - Two Small Peptides from Complex II and Their Role in the Reconstitution of Q Reductase Activity and in the Binding of TTF, Pages 319-332, BRIAN A.C. ACKRELL, RONA R. RAMSAY, EDNA B. KEARNEY, THOMAS P. SINGER, GORDON A. WHITE, G. DENIS THORN
7 - Ubiquinone Binding Protein in the Cytochrome b-c1 Complex, Pages 333-349, C.-A. YU, L. YU
8 - Complex III Isolated in Triton X-100 as a Valuable System in Studying the Mechanism of Energy Conversion, Pages 351-364, G. VON JAGOW, W.D. ENGEL, H. SCHÄGGER, W.F. BECKER
9 - Effects of 5-n-Undecyl-6-hydroxy-4,7-dioxobenzothiazole on the Reduction–Oxidation Reactions of the Cytochrome b-c1 Segment of Mammalian Mitochondria, Pages 365-375, JOHN R. BOWYER
10 - Reconstitution of Electron-Transfer Reactions of the Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain with Iron–Sulfur Protein of the Cytochrome b-c1 Segment, Pages 377-398, CAROL A. EDWARDS, JOHN R. BOWYER
1 - The Function of Plastoquinone in Electron Transfer, Pages 401-408, B.R. VELTHUYS
2 - The Electrogenic Loop in Green Algae and Higher Plants: Carriers Involved, Relation to the Plastoquinone Pool, Coupling to the Transfer Chain, Pages 409-423, BERNADETTE BOUGES-BOCQUET
3 - Inhibitors of Plastoquinone Function as Tools for Identification of Its Binding Proteins in Chloroplasts, Pages 425-441, W. OETTMEIER, U. JOHANNINGMEIER, A. TREBST
4 - Polypeptide Determinants of Plastoquinone Function in Photosystem II of Chloroplasts, Pages 443-452, C.J. ARNTZEN, S.C. DARR, J.E. MULLET, K.E. STEINBACK, K. PFISTER
5 - Quinone Analogs and Their Interaction with the Chloroplast Electron-Transport Chain, Pages 453-462, RICHARD MALKIN, ROBERT CROWLEY
1 - The Function of Ubiquinone and Menaquinone in the Respiratory Chain of Escherichia coli, Pages 465-476, ROBERT W. JONES, PETER B. GARLAND
2 - The Electron-Transport Chain of Rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides, Pages 477-498, ANTONY R. CROFTS, STEVE W. MEINHARDT, JOHN R. BOWYER
3 - Cycles and Q Cycles in Plant Photosynthesis, Pages 499-510, DAVID CROWTHER, GEOFFREY HIND
4 - Differentiation between C and M Side Reactions of Ubiquinone Using Imposed Electron–Electrochemical Potential Gradient, Pages 511-526, ASHER GOPHER, MENACHEM GUTMAN
5 - The Proton Translocation Function of the Ubiquinone-Cytochrome c Oxidoreductase of Mitochondria, Pages 527-539, S. PAPA, F. GUERRIERI, M. LORUSSO, G. IZZO, F. CAPUANO
6 - Pathways of Respiration-Coupled H+ Extrusion via Ubiquinone in Rat Liver Mitochondria, Pages 541-552, ADOLFO ALEXANDRE, ALBERT L. LEHNINGER
7 - Protonmotive Mechanisms of Quinone function, Pages 553-575, PETER MITCHELL, JENNIFER MOYLE
INDEX, Pages 577-582
