1. The role of eukaryotic initiation factor 5A in the control of cell proliferation and apoptosis

   • M. Caraglia
   • M. Marra
   • A. Abbruzzese

   Review Article Pages: 91 - 104

2. Importance of direct determination of amino acid co- and counter-transport stoichiometries

   • L. J. Van Winkle

   Pages: 105 - 111

3. Syntheses of glycine and L-serine by their interconversion in the posterior silkgland of the silkworm, Bombyx mori

   • M. Osanai
   • M. Okudaira

   Pages: 113 - 121

4. Effects of vitamins on hepatic nuclear binding of L-tryptophan

   • H. Sidransky
   • E. Verney

   Pages: 123 - 134

5. Novel N-quinonyl amino acids and their transformation to 3-substituted p-isoxazinones

   • S. Gorohovsky
   • S. Bittner

   Pages: 135 - 144

6. Specific peptide inhibitors of trypanothione reductase with backbone structures unrelated to that of substrate: potential rational drug design lead frameworks

   • J. H. McKie
   • J. Garforth
   • K. T. Douglas

   Pages: 145 - 153

7. Analysis of the disease course of HIV-1 by entropic chaos degree

   • K. Sato
   • M. Ohya

   Pages: 155 - 162

8. A fast and sensitive method for measuring picomole levels of total free amino acids in very small amounts of biological tissues

   • G. H. Fisher
   • I. Arias
   • A. D'Aniello

   Pages: 163 - 173

9. Establishment of a rat hepatoma-derived cell line proliferating in d-phenylalanine medium and expressing d-amino-acid oxidase

   • N. Yoda
   • R. Konno
   • S. Nagashima

   Pages: 175 - 185

10. High-performance liquid chromatographic quantification of allysine as bis-p-cresol derivative in elastin

    • H. Umeda
    • K. Kawamorita
    • K. Suyama

    Pages: 187 - 199

11. Renal amino acid transport in immature and adult rats during chromate and cisplatinum-induced nephrotoxicity

    • Ch. Fleck
    • I. Kretzschel
    • D. Appenroth

    Pages: 201 - 215