Lipid and Protein Traffic

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-X

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2. Import, Folding and Degradation of Proteins by Mitochondria

   • Gottfried Schatz

   Pages 1-8

3. Protein Complexes Involved in Import of Mitochondrial Preproteins

   • Peter J. T. Dekker

   Pages 9-16

4. Protein Targeting into and within Chloroplasts

   • Steven M. Theg

   Pages 17-39

5. Chaperone Action in Folding Newly-Translated Cytosolic Proteins in Bacteria and Eukaryotes

   • Arthur L. Horwich

   Pages 41-63

6. Biogenesis of Peroxisomes

   • Suresh Subramani

   Pages 65-76

7. Molecular Dissection of Clathrin Coat Formation and Receptor Sorting

   • Tom Kirchhausen, Chris Brunner, Anja Renold

   Pages 77-84

8. A Function for EGF-Induced Eps15 Ubiquitination in Endocytosis

   • Sanne van Delft, Arie J. Verkleij, Paul M. P. van Bergen en Henegouwen

   Pages 85-94

9. The Role of α2Macroglobulin Receptor Associated Protein as a Chaperone for Multifunctional Receptors

   • Lars Ellgaard, Pernille Stage, Michael Etzerodt, Hans Christian Thøgersen

   Pages 95-104

10. Characterization of the Gene VII and Gene IX Minor Coat Proteins from Bacteriophage M13

    • Cor J. A. M. Wolfs, M. Chantal Houbiers, Ruud B. Spruijt, Marcus A. Hemminga

    Pages 105-114

11. Lipoprotein Sorting in Escherichia Coli

    • Anke Seydel, Anthony P. Pugsley

    Pages 115-124

12. In Vitro Studies of the Interactions Between Signal Peptides and Signal Recognition Factors

    • Ning Zheng, Joanna L. Feltham, Lila M. Gierasch

    Pages 125-139

13. A Pres1-specific Sequence Determines the Dual Topology of the Hepatitis B Virus Large Envelope Protein and Binds the Heat Shock Protein Hsc70

    • Heike Löffler-Mary, Margaret Werr, Reinhild Prange

    Pages 141-150

14. Characterization of Components of the General Secretion Pathway of Aeromonas hydrophila

    • S. P. Howard, I. C. Schoenhofen, R. Jahagirdar, C. Stratilo

    Pages 151-163

15. Do the Type I Signal Peptidases of Bacillus subtilis Compete for Binding and Cleavage of Secretory Precursor Proteins?

    • Albert Bolhuis, Harold Tjalsma, Gerard Venema, Sierd Bron, Jan Maarten van Dijl

    Pages 165-174

16. Studies on N-Glycosylation of Proteins in the Endoplasmic Reticulum

    • Qi Yan, Hangil Park, Glenn D. Prestwich, William J. Lennarz

    Pages 175-183

17. Role of Cop Coats and GTPases in Transport of Cargo Through the Early Secretory Pathway

    • William E. Balch

    Pages 185-198

18. Mapping the Golgi Retention Signal in the Cytoplasmic Tail of the Uukuniemi Virus G1 Glycoprotein

    • Agneta M. Andersson, Ralf F. Pettersson

    Pages 199-208

19. REP-Mediated Protein Prenylation

    • U. Bialek, B. E. Bauer, M. Miaczynska, S. Lorenzetti, R. J. Schweyen, A. Ragnini

    Pages 209-218

20. Development of a Positive Screen for the Identification of Suppressive Mutations in Secretion Defective Strains of Pseudomonas aeruginosa

    • Romé Voulhoux, Denis Duché, Vincent Géli, Andrée Lazdunski, Alain Filloux

    Pages 219-229

The meeting on "Molecular Mechanisms of Lipid and Protein Traffic", sponsored by NATO Scientific Affairs Division as an Advanced Study Institute and by the Federation of European Biochemical Societies as a Lecture Course was held in Cargese, France, in June 1997. The program included introductory lectures, specialized up-to-date contributions, poster sessions, tutorials and workshops. Emphasis was laid on the new developments in the field of membrane dynamics, in particular on the insertion and translocation of proteins; on intracellular protein, lipid and membrane traffic and sorting and on the mutual interactions between the various events occurring during membrane biogenesis. Mitochondrial biogenesis, chloroplast assembly and the insertion of proteins into peroxisomes were highlighted. Much progress in these research areas has been made in recent years and the ASI provided an excellent opportunity to illustrate this progress in comparison with previous meetings on a similar topic. Not only graduate students and postdocs took advantage from this program but also experienced scientists were given the opportunity to obtain a complete overview of recent progress and the remodeling of ideas and concepts.

• Chloroplast
• Lipid
• Oxidation
• Peroxisom
• bacteria
• biomembrane
• escherichia coli
• glycoprotein
• membrane
• mitochondria
• mutation
• mycobacteria
• oxidative stress
• protein
• proteins

• Centre for Biomembranes and Lipid Enzymology, Utrecht, The Netherlands

  Jos A. F. Op den Kamp

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