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David M. Jameson
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Department of Pharmacology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Dallas, USA
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Gregory D. Reinhart
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Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA
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Table of contents (51 papers)
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Abstracts from Poster Contributions
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- Jorge E. Churchich, John A. Cidlowski
Pages 419-422
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- Richard B. Thompson, Anne W. Kusterbeck
Pages 426-429
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- M. Ameloot, H. De Smedt, H. Hendrickx
Pages 430-432
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- Lin X.-Q. Chen, Graham R. Fleming
Pages 432-432
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- A. Arduini, J. Dejulia, V. Damonti, G. Mancinelli, A. Di Bartolomeo, M. Belfiglio et al.
Pages 433-434
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- N. Cittanova, B. Desfosses, K. M. Rajkowski, N. Christeff
Pages 434-434
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- Tze-Chi Jao, Kenneth L. Kreuz
Pages 435-436
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- C. Royer, J.-C. Brochon, P. Taue, G. Hervé
Pages 436-436
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- Maurice R. Eftink, Zygmunt Wasylewski, Camillo A. Ghiron
Pages 437-439
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- M. G. Miguel, S. J. Formosinho, H. D. Burrows
Pages 440-441
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- Tiziana Parasassi, Filippo Conti, Enrico Gratton, Orazio Sapora
Pages 442-445
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Back Matter
Pages 447-461
About this book
This volume is based on an international symposium held during September 9-12, 1986 in Bocca di Magra, Italy. The intent of the organizers was to bring together expert practitioners of fluorescence spectroscopy, particularly as applied to biological systems, to assess recent developments in the field and discuss future directions. At the same time the meeting was intended to honor the singular and outstanding scientific career of Gregorio Weber on the occasion of his seventieth birthday. Gregorio Weber is truly the pioneer in the application of fluores cence methods to biochemistry and biophysics. A complete list of his scientific contributions to fluorescence and to protein biochemistry is beyond the scope of this preface. Suffice it to say that since his initial landmark articles on fluorescence, published in the late 1940's and early 1950's, Gregorio Weber has continued to make seminal contribu tions to both the theory and practice of fluorescence and, contrary to many who might be tempted to rest on their laurels, he shows no signs of slackening his pace. In addition to his more obvious tangible contributions to the scientific field, Gregorio Weber has made equally valuable contributions of another type. Specifically, he has had the most profound impact, both profeSSionally and personally, on generations of young scientists.
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Proceedings of a symposium honoring Gregorio Weber, September 9-12, 1986, Bocca di Magra, Italy. Focuses on fluorescence spectroscopy in biological systems. Topics include protein dynamics, intrinsic fluorescence, fluorometry with synchrotron radiation, lipid transfer reactions, membrane fluidity, conformational flexibility of bombesin, calcium-dependent functions, bichromorphic molecules, and time- resolved studies on flavins. Numerous abstracts of poster presentations.
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Editors and Affiliations
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Department of Pharmacology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Dallas, USA
David M. Jameson
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Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA
Gregory D. Reinhart
