Micron

Editorial Board
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Editor's comment
pp. 1-1(1)
Author: Robin Harris J.

The Ghiretti lecture - Commemoration of Francesco Ghiretti
pp. 3-5(3)
Author: Salvato B.

3-D reconstruction of hemocyanins and other invertebrate hemolymph proteins by cryo-TEM: an overview
pp. 7-9(3)
Authors: Meissner U.; Martin A.G.; Schwarz B.-O.; Stohr M.; Gebauer W.; Harris J.R.; Markl J.

Modeling techniques for analysing conformational transitions in hemocyanins by small-angle scattering of X-rays and neutrons
pp. 11-13(3)
Authors: Hartmann H.; Muller T.; Decker H.

Tarantula hemocyanins imaged by atomic force microscopy
pp. 15-16(2)
Authors: Moller M.; Decker H.

Model building of a molluscan hemocyanin from X-ray solution scattering
pp. 17-20(4)
Authors: Micetic I.; Salvato B.

Structural subunit organization of molluscan hemocyanins
pp. 21-22(2)
Authors: Paccagnella M.; Bologna L.; Beccaro M.; Micetic I.; Di Muro P.; Salvato B.

3D reconstruction of the hemocyanin subunit dimer from the chiton Acanthochiton fascicularis
pp. 23-26(4)
Authors: Harris J.R.; Meissner U.; Gebauer W.; Markl J.

Respiratory adaptations of a deep-sea hydrothermal vent crab
pp. 27-29(3)
Authors: Chausson F.; Sanglier S.; Leize E.; Hagege A.; Bridges C.R.; Sarradin P.-M.; Shillito B.; Lallier F.H.; Zal F.

Respiratory adaptations to the deep-sea hydrothermal vent environment: the case of Segonzacia mesatlantica, a crab from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
pp. 31-41(11)
Authors: Chausson F.; Sanglier S.; Leize E.; Hagege A.; Bridges C.R.; Sarradin P.-M.; Shillito B.; Lallier F.H.; Zal F.

Structural role of the copper ions in the dinuclear active site of Carcinus aestuarii hemocyanin
pp. 43-44(2)
Authors: Gatto S.; De Filippis V.; Spinozzi F.; Di Muro P.; Bubacco L.; Beltramini M.

'Novel' factors that regulate oxygen binding in vertebrate hemoglobins
pp. 45-46(2)
Authors: Weber R.E.; Voelter W.

Molecular adaptation of Daphnia magna hemoglobin
pp. 47-49(3)
Authors: Zeis B.; Lamkemeyer T.; Paul R.J.

Comparative analysis of structural properties of Portunid Crab Hemocyanin
pp. 51-52(2)
Authors: Giomi F.; Raicevich S.; Di Muro P.; Pranovi F.; Beltramini M.

Structural properties, conformational stability and oxygen binding properties of Penaeus monodon hemocyanin
pp. 53-54(2)
Authors: Colangelo N.; Hellmann N.; Giomi F.; Bubacco L.; Di Muro P.; Salvato B.; Decker H.; Beltramini M.

Resistance to stress and Hc functional modulation in Liocarcinus sp.
pp. 55-57(3)
Authors: Mattiello S.; Raicevich S.; Giomi F.; Botter L.; Di Muro P.; Pranovi F.; Beltramini M.

Coupling of the heme and an internal disulfide bond in human neuroglobin
pp. 59-62(4)
Authors: Hamdane D.; Kiger L.; Dewilde S.; Green B.N.; Pesce A.; Uzan J.; Burmester T.; Hankeln T.; Bolognesi M.; Moens L.; Marden M.C.

The human brain hexacoordinated neuroglobin three-dimensional structure
pp. 63-65(3)
Authors: Pesce A.; Dewilde S.; Nardini M.; Moens L.; Ascenzi P.; Hankeln T.; Burmester T.; Bolognesi M.

The effect of protein internal cavities on ligand migration and binding in myoglobin
pp. 67-69(3)
Authors: Nienhaus K.; Nienhaus G.U.

Structural properties of cyanobacterial hemoglobins: the unusual heme-protein cross-link of Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 Hb and Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002 Hb
pp. 71-72(2)
Authors: Lecomte J.T.J.; Vuletich D.A.; Vu B.C.; Kuriakose S.A.; Scott N.L.; Falzone C.J.

The Root effect-a physiological perspective
pp. 73-74(2)
Authors: Pelster B.; Decker H.

Developmental regulation of the allosteric effector pattern of avian embryonic hemoglobin
pp. 75-76(2)
Author: Baumann R.

Structure/function and phylogeny of hemoglobins of polar fishes
pp. 77-80(4)
Authors: Verde C.; di Prisco G.

Structural quantitative information on the active sites of hemocyanins and related model compounds by the XAS approach: the role of multiple-scattering calculations
pp. 81-86(6)
Authors: Borghi E.; Solari P.L.

Oxygen as a morphogenic factor in sponges: expression of a tyrosinase gene in the sponge Suberites domuncula
pp. 87-88(2)
Authors: Muller W.E.G.; Perovic S.; Schroder H.C.; Breter H.J.

Conversion of crustacean hemocyanin to catecholoxidase
pp. 89-90(2)
Authors: Jaenicke E.; Decker H.

Intrinsic and induced o-diphenoloxidase activity of -hemocyanin of Helix pomatia
pp. 91-92(2)
Authors: Siddiqui N.I.; Preaux G.; Gielens C.

Laccases: structure, reactions, distribution
pp. 93-96(4)
Author: Claus H.

Homology modelling of hemocyanins and tyrosinases: pitfalls in automated approaches
pp. 97-98(2)
Authors: Schweikardt T.; Jaenicke E.; Decker H.

Glycosylation sites of hemocyanins of Helix pomatia and Sepia officinalis
pp. 99-100(2)
Authors: Gielens C.; De Geest N.; Compernolle F.; Preaux G.

Carbohydrate moieties of molluscan Rapana venosa hemocyanin
pp. 101-104(4)
Authors: Dolashka-Angelova P.; Beck A.; Dolashki A.; Stevanovic S.; Beltramini M.; Salvato B.; Hristova R.; Velkova L.; Voelter W.

Characterization of keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH) glycans sharing a carbohydrate epitope with Schistosoma mansoni glycoconjugates
pp. 105-106(2)
Authors: Geyer H.; Wuhrer M.; Kurokawa T.; Geyer R.

Immobilization of Scapharca HbI crystals improves data quality in time-resolved crystallographic experiments
pp. 107-108(2)
Authors: Knapp J.E.; Srajer V.; Pahl R.; Royer W.E.

Urate as effector for crustacean hemocyanins
pp. 109-110(2)
Authors: Hellmann N.; Hornemann J.; Jaenicke E.; Decker H.

Toward oxygen binding curves of single respiratory proteins
pp. 111-113(3)
Authors: Erker W.; Lippitz M.; Basche T.; Decker H.

Blood cells and the biosynthesis of hemocyanin in Sepia embryos
pp. 115-116(2)
Authors: Beuerlein K.; Ruth P.; Scholz F.R.; Springer J.; Lieb B.; Gebauer W.; Westermann B.; Schmidtberg H.; von Boletzky S.; Markl J.; Schipp R.

Evolution of molluscan hemocyanins as deduced from DNA sequencing
pp. 117-119(3)
Authors: Lieb B.; Markl J.

Evolutionary history and diversity of arthropod hemocyanins
pp. 121-122(2)
Author: Burmester T.

Leech hemoglobin: primary structures of four kinds of globins from Haemadipsa zeylanica var. japonica
pp. 123-125(3)
Author: Shishikura F.

The stoichiometry of the four linker subunits of Lumbricus terrestris hemoglobin suggests an asymmetric distribution
pp. 127-129(3)
Author: Vinogradov S.N.

On the molecular mass of Lumbricus erythrocruorin
pp. 131-132(2)
Authors: Daniel E.; Lustig A.; David M.M.; Tsfadia Y.

Dicopper and heteronuclear iron-copper peroxo complex formation: kinetics and thermodynamics
pp. 133-135(3)
Author: Zuberbuhler A.D.

Dicopper peroxo complexes: low temperature stopped-flow reaction kinetics of [(BQPA)Cu^I]⁺ and [(Me₂-TMPA)Cu^I]⁺
pp. 137-139(3)
Authors: Wick P.K.; Karlin K.D.; Suzuki M.; Zuberbuhler A.D.

New aspects of the reactivity of tyrosinase
pp. 141-142(2)
Authors: Casella L.; Granata A.; Monzani E.; Pievo R.; Pattarello L.; Bubacco L.

What are the structural features of the active site that define binuclear copper proteins function?
pp. 143-145(3)
Authors: Bubacco L.; van Gastel M.; Benfatto M.; Tepper A.W.J.W.; Canters G.W.