Articles

1. Pyoverdine-mediated iron transport Fate of iron and ligand inPseudomonas aeruginosa

   • Paulette W. Royt

   Original Articles Pages: 28 - 33

2. Mobilization ofEscherichia coli R1 silver-resistance plasmid pJT1 by Tn5-Mob intoEscherichia coli C600

   • Mary-Ellen Starodub
   • Jack T. Trevors

   Original Articles Pages: 24 - 27

3. Studies on the synthesis, characterisation and antimicrobial activity of new Co(II), Ni(II) and Zn(II) complexes of Schiff base derived from ninhydrin and glycine

   • N. S. R. R. M. M. Koteswara Rao
   • M. G. Ram Reddy

   Original Articles Pages: 19 - 23

4. Characterization of the superoxide dismutase of the denitrifying bacterium,Bacillus halodenitrificans

   • G. Denariaz
   • W. J. Payne
   • J. LeGall

   Original Articles Pages: 14 - 18

5. Toxicity of chromium and tin toAnabaena doliolum Interaction with bivalent cations

   • S. K. Dubey
   • L. C. Rai

   Original Articles Pages: 8 - 13

6. The valency state of absorbed iron appearing in the portal blood and ceruloplasmin substitution

   • Peter Wollenberg
   • Rolf Mahlberg
   • Walter Rummel

   Original Articles Pages: 1 - 7

7. Iron release from transferrin induced by mixed ligand complexes of copper(II)

   • Martin Glaus
   • Walter Schneider

   Original Articles Pages: 185 - 190

8. Outer membrane peptides ofYersinia pestis mediating siderophore-independent assimilation of iron

   • Daniel J. Sikkema
   • Robert R. Brubaker

   Original Articles Pages: 174 - 184

9. Silver accumulation inPseudomonas stutzeri AG259

   • Geoffrey M. Gadd
   • Oliver S. Laurence
   • Jack T. Trevors

   Original Articles Pages: 168 - 173

10. Iron chelators of the pyridoxal isonicotinoyl hydrazone class

    • D. R. Richardson
    • G. T. Hefter
    • E. Baker

    Original Articles Pages: 161 - 167

11. Physiological control of amonabactin biosynthesis inAeromonas hydrophila

    • S. Barghouthi
    • R. Young
    • B. R. Byers

    Original Articles Pages: 155 - 160

12. Characterization of mugineic-acid-Fe transporter in Fe-deficient barley roots using the multi-compartment transport box method

    • Shuichi Mihashi
    • Satoshi Mori

    Original Articles Pages: 146 - 154

13. Biosynthesis of nicotianamine in the suspension-cultured cells of tobacco (Nicotiana megalosiphon)

    • Shinsuke Shojima
    • Naoko K. Nishizawa
    • Satoshi Mori

    Original Articles Pages: 142 - 145

14. Spectroscopic studies of cobalt-substituted ferredoxin fromClostridium pasteurianum

    • Lars Skjeldal
    • Kristoffer K. Andersson
    • Torbjørn Ljones

    Original Articles Pages: 135 - 141

15. Synthetic siderophores as biological probes

    • Abraham Shanzer
    • Jacqueline Libman

    Mini Review Pages: 129 - 134

16. Meeting announcements

    Announcement Pages: A5 - A5

17. Silver toxicity in a nitrogen-fixing Cyanobacterium

    • L. C. Rai

    OriginalPaper Pages: 122 - 128

18. Lysosomal and cytosolic ferritins A biochemical and electron-spectroscopic study

    • Patricia L. Ringeling
    • Maud I. Cleton
    • Henk G. van Eijk

    OriginalPaper Pages: 114 - 121

19. Iron limitation and its effect on membrane proteins and siderophore transport inNeurospora crassa

    • Hans-Georg Huschka
    • Günther Winkelmann

    OriginalPaper Pages: 108 - 113

20. Detoxification of cadmium Ultrastructural study and electron-probe microanalysis of the midgut in a cadmium-resistant strain ofDrosophila melanogaster

    • Sylvie Lauverjat
    • Christiane Ballan-Dufrancais
    • Maurice Wegnez

    OriginalPaper Pages: 97 - 107

21. Effect of purines on the oxidation of ascorbic acid induced by copper

    • Robert C. Smith
    • Jeri Z. Gore

    OriginalPaper Pages: 92 - 96

22. Effect of nicotianamine on iron re-mobilization in de-rooted tomato seedlings

    • Günter Scholz

    OriginalPaper Pages: 89 - 91

23. A comparison of the effects of chromate, molybdate and cadmium oxide on respiration in the yeastSaccharomyces cerevisiae

    • Gillian Henderson

    OriginalPaper Pages: 83 - 88

24. Ferritin subunits in livers of siderotic mice

    • Brian Dean
    • Simon C. Andrews
    • John B. C. Findlay

    Original Articles Pages: 77 - 82

25. Pyridoxal isonicotinoyl hydrazone and analogues

    • Des Richardson
    • Lucia Wis Vitolo
    • John Webb

    Original Articles Pages: 69 - 76

26. Further evaluation of the biphasic kinetics of iron removal from transferrin by 3,4-LICAMS

    • Suzanne A. Kretchmar
    • Kenneth N. Raymond

    Original Articles Pages: 65 - 68

27. Use of matrix-modifier in the determination of traces of Mo, Co, Cu, Mn and Ni inChromatium vinosum by Zeeman atomic absorption spectrometry

    • Efrosini Piperaki
    • Joachim Erfkamp
    • Achim Müller

    OriginalPaper Pages: 61 - 64

28. Toxicity of chromium and tin toAnabaena doliolum

    • S. K. Dubey
    • L. C. Rai

    Original Articles Pages: 55 - 60

29. Cu(I)-thionein release from copper-loaded yeast cells

    • Klaus Felix
    • Hans-Jürgen Hartmann
    • Ulrich Weser

    Original Articles Pages: 50 - 54

30. Siderophore production and utilization byRhizobium trifolii

    • Anna Skorupska
    • Mieczysława Deryło
    • Zbigniew Lorkiewicz

    Original Articles Pages: 45 - 49

31. Copper-thionein in leucocytes

    • Hans-Jürgen Hartmann
    • Thomas Schechinger
    • Ulrich Weser

    Original Articles Pages: 40 - 44

32. The effect of zinc and magnesium on calcium uptake into the rat duodenum slices

    • Danuta Witkowska
    • Łukasz Sedrowicz
    • Aleksandra Białek

    Original Articles Pages: 36 - 39

33. Ferrochelatase activity inAzospirillum brasilense with reference to the influence of metal cations

    • Miles J. Price
    • Bernadette L. Saiz
    • Larry L. Barton

    Original Articles Pages: 31 - 35

34. Dental amalgam and mercury

    • Ann Mari Aronsson
    • Birger Lind
    • Monica Nordberg

    Original Articles Pages: 25 - 30

35. Ferripyoverdine-reductase activity inPseudomonas fluorescens

    • Félix Hallé
    • Jean-Marie Meyer

    Original Articles Pages: 18 - 24

36. Siderophores of highly phytopathogenicAlternaria longipes

    • Mahbubul A. F. Jalal
    • Dick van der Helm

    Original Articles Pages: 11 - 17

37. Manganese accumulation in yeast cells

    • Francesca Galiazzo
    • Jens Zacho Pedersen
    • Giuseppe Rotilio

    Original Articles Pages: 6 - 10

38. Isolation and some properties of lysineN ⁶-hydroxylase fromEscherichia coli strain EN222

    • Hans-Jürgen Plattner
    • Petra Pfefferle
    • Hans Diekmann

    Original Articles Pages: 1 - 5

39. Cadmium-copper antagonism in the activation of periplasmic nitrous oxide reductase of copper-deficient cells fromPseudomonas stutzeri

    • N. Minagawa
    • W. G. Zumft

    Original Articles Pages: 117 - 122

40. A five-coordinate copper complex with superoxide dismutase mimetic activity fromStreptomyces antibioticus

    • Thomas Schechinger
    • Wolfgang Hiller
    • Ulrich Weser

    Original Articles Pages: 112 - 116

41. Isolation and characterization of ferritin from the hepatopancreas of the musselMytilus edulis

    • N. Bootsma
    • D. J. Macey
    • V. Talbot

    Original Articles Pages: 106 - 111

42. Uptake of iron byGeotrichum candidum, a non-siderophore producer

    • Henia Mor
    • Moshe Pasternak
    • Isaac Barash

    Original Articles Pages: 99 - 105

43. Isolation and identification of the principal siderophore of the plant pathogenic fungusBotrytis cinerea

    • Silvia Konetschny-Rapp
    • Günther Jung
    • Günther Winkelmann

    Original Articles Pages: 90 - 98

44. Structure of ferrichrome-type siderophores with dissimilarN ^δ-acyl groups: Asperchrome B₁,B₂,₃,D₁, D₂ and D₃

    • M. A. F. Jalal
    • M. B. Hossain
    • C. L. Barnes

    Original Articles Pages: 77 - 89

45. Biological activity of organometallic bismuth compounds

    • Thomas Klapötke

    Mini Review Pages: 69 - 76

46. Expression, isolation and properties of Fur (ferric uptake regulation) protein ofEscherichia coli K 12

    • Sechan Wee
    • J. B. Neilands
    • Ramnath Seetharam

    Original Articles Pages: 62 - 68

47. The DNA gyrase inhibitors, nalidixic acid and oxolinic acid, prevent iron-mediated repression of catechol siderophore synthesis inAzotobacter vinelandii

    • William J. Page
    • Jill Patrick

    Original Articles Pages: 57 - 61

48. Characterization of ferrioxamine E as the principal siderophore ofErwinia herbicola (Enterobacter agglomerans)

    • Ingrid Berner
    • Silvia Konetschny-Rapp
    • Günther Winkelmann

    Original Articles Pages: 51 - 56

49. Chromosomal alterations in cell lines derived from mouse rhabdomyosarcomas induced by crystalline nickel sulfide

    • Nelwyn T. Christie
    • Pramila Sen
    • Max Costa

    Original Articles Pages: 43 - 50

50. Studies on haemosiderin and ferritin from iron-loaded rat liver

    • Simon C. Andrews
    • Madeleine C. Brady
    • Pauline M. Harrison

    Original Articles Pages: 33 - 42