SENSORY RECEPTION: CYTOLOGY, MOLECULAR MECHANISMS AND EVOLUTION

By MARK WILLIAMS

PART I: HISTORICAL AND FUNDAMENTAL INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 1: PROTEIN BIOSYNTHESIS: SUMMARY AND DEFINITIONS CHAPTER 2: MESSENGER RNA AND THE GENETIC CODE CHAPTER 3: TRANSFER RNA AND AMINOACYL-TRNA SYNTHETASES CHAPTER 4: RIBOSOMES AND TRANSLATION PART II: STRUCTURE OF THE RIBOSOME CHAPTER 5: MORPHOLOGY OF THE RIBOSOME CHAPTER 6: RIBOSOMAL RNA CHAPTER 7: RIBOSOMAL PROTEINS CHAPTER 8: MUTUAL ARRANGEMENT OF RIBOSOMAL RNA AND PART III: FUNCTION OF THE RIBOSOME CHAPTER 9: FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONAL SITES CHAPTER 10: ELONGATION CYCLE, STEP I: CHAPTER 11: ELONGATION CYCLE, STEP II CHAPTER 12: ELONGATION CYCLE, STEP III: CHAPTER 13: ELONGATION RATE AND ITS MODULATION CONTENTS CHAPTER 14: TERMINATION OF TRANSLATION CHAPTER 15: INITIATION OF TRANSLATION CHAPTER 16: TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IN PROKARYOTES CHAPTER 17: TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL IN EUKARYOTES CHAPTER 18: COTRANSLATIONAL FOLDING AND TRANSMEMBRANE TRANSPORT OF PROTEINS CHAPTER 19: CONCLUSION: GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF RIBOSOME STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION