Analytical Ultracentrifugation IV

1. Front Matter

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2. Direct analysis of sedimentation equilibrium distributions reflecting macromolecular interactions

   • P. R. Wills, M. P. Jacobsen, D. J. Winzor

   Pages 1-10

3. Alternative strategies for the characterization of associations in multicomponent solutions via measurement of sedimentation equilibrium

   • A. P. Minton

   Pages 11-19

4. Non-linear curve-fitting methods for data from the XL-A analytical utltracentrifuge

   • E. K. Dimitriadis, M. S. Lewis

   Pages 20-26

5. Rapid molecular mass determination by sedimentation velocity experiments and direct fitting of the concentration profiles

   • J. Behlke, O. Ristau

   Pages 27-35

6. A computer program based on the psi function for model-independent analysis of sedimentation equilibrium distributions reflecting macromolecular interactions

   • H. Cölfen, D. J. Winzor

   Pages 36-42

7. Calculation of hydrodynamic parameters of biopolymers from scattering data using whole-body approaches

   • H. Durchschlag, P. Zipper

   Pages 43-57

8. Calculation of hydrodynamic parameters of proteins from crystallographic data using multibody approaches

   • P. Zipper, H. Durchschlag

   Pages 58-71

9. Analytical ultracentrifugation with fluorescence detection and biosafety containment and its application to the prion protein

   • M. Pitschke, K. Post, D. Riesner

   Pages 72-76

10. Dye-labelling as a means to study ternary protein complexes by analytical ultracentrifugation: the band 3/ankyrin/aldolase complex from erythrocyte membranes

    • F. Dölle, D. Schubert

    Pages 77-81

11. Studies of ligand-mediated conformational changes in enzymes by difference sedimentation velocity in the Optima XL-A ultracentrifuge

    • M. P. Jacobsen, D. J. Winzor

    Pages 82-87

12. Quaternary structure and interaction parameters of bovine α-crystallin: influence of isolation conditions

    • J. Vanhoudt, T. Aerts, S. Abgar, J. Clauwaert

    Pages 88-93

13. Investigation of irradiated eye-lens proteins by analytical ultracentrifugation and other techniques

    • C. Fochler, H. Durchschlag

    Pages 94-101

14. Sedimentation analysis of SDS and albumin-SDS complexes

    • K. J. Tiefenbach, H. Durchschlag, R. Jaenicke

    Pages 102-114

15. The self-association of basic helix-loop-helix peptides

    • H. Wendt, R. M. Thomas

    Pages 115-121

16. Nuclear DNA fractions with grossly different base ratios in the genome of the marine sponge Geodia cydonium

    • C. Bartmann-Lindholm, M. Geisert, U. Güngerich, W. E. G. Müller, D. Weinblum

    Pages 122-126

17. Sedimentation equilibrium studies of synthetic polyelectrolytes by means of interference optical methods

    • E. Görnitz, M. Hahn, W. Jaeger, H. Dautzenberg

    Pages 127-135

18. Investigation of quantum size colloids using the XL-I ultracentrifuge

    • H. Cölfen, T. Pauck, M. Antonietti

    Pages 136-147

19. Influence of pressure and solvent composition on the density gradient in the analytical ultracentrifuge I extended Hermans-Ende equation for the equilibrium density gradient

    • M. D. Lechner, U. Sedlack, W. Mächtle

    Pages 148-153

20. Influence of pressure and solvent composition on the density gradient in the analytical ultracentrifuge. II direct refractometric determination of the equilibrium and non-equilibrium density gradient

    • M. D. Lechner, U. Sedlack, W. Mächtle

    Pages 154-158

This volume contains the contributions of the 10th Symposium on Analytical Ultracentrifugation, held in Regensburg, Germany, on March 13th to 14th, 1997. Topics in the following fields were presented: Technical innovations; innovations in data analysis; modeling; biological systems; ions and polyelectrolytes; polymers, colloids, supramolecular systems; emulsions, gels, and dispersions; interacting systems and assemblies.

• DNA
• base
• biopolymers
• enzymes
• polymer
• proteins

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