1. Distant interactions in bacteria

   • Yu. A. Nikolaev

   Review Papers Pages: 497 - 503

2. Different mechanisms of the biochemical adaptation of mycelial fungi to temperature stress: Changes in the cytosol carbohydrate composition

   • E. P. Feofilova
   • V. M. Tereshina
   • A. S. Memorskaya

   Experimental Articles Pages: 504 - 508

3. Different mechanisms of the biochemical adaptation of mycelial fungi to temperature stress: Changes in the lipid composition

   • E. P. Feofilova
   • V. M. Tereshina
   • N. S. Khokhlova

   Experimental Articles Pages: 509 - 515

4. Interaction of bacteria with mercuric compounds

   • D. N. Ostrovskii
   • E. I. Lysak
   • V. I. Binyukov

   Experimental Articles Pages: 516 - 523

5. Extracellular factors responsible for the adaptation ofPseudomonas fluorescens batch cultures to unfavorable conditions

   • Yu. A. Nikolaev
   • J. I. Prosser
   • N. S. Panikov

   Experimental Articles Pages: 524 - 529

6. Effect of exogenous sterols on the growth and fatty acid composition of the oomycetePythium debaryanum

   • L. A. Galanina
   • I. V. Konova

   Experimental Articles Pages: 530 - 535

7. Effect of microelements on the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites by the fungusPenicillium citrinum thom VKM F-1079

   • A. G. Kozlovskii
   • V. P. Zhelifonova
   • S. M. Ozerskaya

   Experimental Articles Pages: 536 - 540

8. Investigation of the synthesis of xylose/glucose isomerases in sixArthrobacter sp. strains

   • L. I. Sapunova
   • I. O. Kazakevich
   • E. V. Parakhnya

   Experimental Articles Pages: 541 - 545

9. Optimized medium for the efficient production ofBacillus intermedius glutamyl endopeptidase by the recombinantBacillus subtilis strain AJ73

   • L. A. Gabdrakhmanova
   • E. V. Shakirov
   • I. B. Leshchinskaya

   Experimental Articles Pages: 546 - 551

10. The cellular location of proteolytic enzymes ofBacillus intermedius

    • M. R. Sharipova
    • E. V. Shakirov
    • I. B. Leshchinskaya

    Experimental Articles Pages: 552 - 558

11. Characterization of the mutant recombinant strainPseudomonas putida IPM-36 exhibiting anticipating growth on a medium containing an inducer of thecry3A gene expression

    • N. G. Koretskaya
    • O. E. Svetoch
    • A. P. Dobritsa

    Experimental Articles Pages: 559 - 564

12. Isolation and characterization ofAcinetobacter sp. mutants defective in exopolysaccharide biosynthesis

    • T. P. Pirog
    • S. M. Stolyar
    • Yu. R. Malashenko

    Experimental Articles Pages: 565 - 570

13. Effect of the clay minerals montmorillonite and kaolinite on the genetic transformation of competentBacillus subtilis cells

    • O. V. Lotareva
    • A. A. Prozorov

    Experimental Articles Pages: 571 - 574

14. Establishment of the phylogenetic relationships between the microbial producers of cyclodextrin glucanotransferases using complete amino acid sequences

    • S. M. Bikbulatova
    • A. V. Chemeris
    • V. A. Vakhitov

    Experimental Articles Pages: 575 - 581

15. Clusterization of halophilic and halotolerant eubacteria using whole-cell protein electrophoresis data

    • S. A. Bykova
    • I. S. Zvyagintseva
    • V. F. Gal’chenko

    Experimental Articles Pages: 582 - 587

16. Taxonomic investigation of five streptomycete cultures belonging to ISP standards

    • S. N. Filippova
    • V. D. Kuznetsov
    • A. M. Lysenko

    Experimental Articles Pages: 588 - 592

17. A novel plant-associated thermotolerant alkaliphilic methylotroph of the genusParacoccus

    • N. V. Doronina
    • Yu. A. Trotsenko

    Experimental Articles Pages: 593 - 598

18. Methylovorus mays sp. nov.: A new species of aerobic, obligately methylotrophic bacteria associated with plants

    • N. V. Doronina
    • L. V. Kudinova
    • Yu. A. Trotsenko

    Experimental Articles Pages: 599 - 603

19. Evaluation of the effect of ecologically hazardous pollutants on the bacteriolytic activity of the predatory bacteriumBdellovibrio

    • N. Yu. Markelova
    • D. E. Khorn
    • M. Shahamat

    Experimental Articles Pages: 604 - 607

20. Fungi in sediments of the sea of Japan and their biologically active metabolites

    • Yu. V. Khudyakova
    • M. V. Pivkin
    • V. I. Svetashev

    Experimental Articles Pages: 608 - 611

21. Regulation of the biomass and activity of soil microorganisms by microfauna

    • A. Sh. Mamilov
    • B. A. Byzov
    • D. G. Zvyagintsev

    Experimental Articles Pages: 612 - 621