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Essays in Biochemistry Volume 32
Cell Signalling

Edited by D Bowles

University of York, UK

Essays in Biochemistry

Essays in Biochemistry provides a single source of information on the latest research in rapidly moving areas of biochemistry and molecular biology.

The essays in this volume are about cell signalling - the molecular events of information transfer, occuring within or between cells, that link external changes to internal responses.

Contents:

• Mammalian MAP kinase modules: How to transduce specific signals? A Brunet and J Pouysségur
  
• Heat shock response, in relation to the regulation and function of heat shock transcription factors and molecular chaperones RI Morimoto
  
• The multiplying roles of inositol lipids and phosphates in cell control processes RH Michell
  
• How do G proteins stay at the plasma membrane G Milligan and MA Grassie
  
• Role of nitric oxide in growth of solid tumours EC Chinje and IJ Stratford
  
• Tyrosine phosphorylation in the action of neuropeptides and growth factors
  H Rozengurt and JL Rodriguez-Fernandez
  
• Signal recognition and transduction involved in plant disease resistance
  DA Haltermann and GB Martin
  
• Ethylene and cytokinin signalling in plants: the role of two-component systems GE Schaller
  
• The coordination of nuclear and organellar genome expression in eukaryotic cells M Surpin and J Chory
  
• Signalling in symbiotic root nodule formation K van de Sande and T Bisseling
  
• Signal perception and response in the interactions of self-incompatibility in Brassica JB Nasrallah
  
• The wound response of tomato plants D Bowles
  

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