The Enzymes of Biological Membranes : Volume 3 Membrane Transport (FIRST EDITION)

Much of the information currently available on the transport systems of bacterial and animal cell membranes and their mode of coupling to metabolic supply of energy can be found in this volume. Consideration of the participating enzymes dictated the choice of topics: Several transport systems where little information is available on the enzymology of the process are not included, while separate chapters deal with y-glutamyl transpeptidase and intestinal disaccharidases which meet many of the requirements of transport enzymes. The volume also includes two chapters on photosynthetic membranes as a general introduction to the topic. Other aspects of biological transport and photosynthesis will be developed in detail in a forthcoming volume now in preparation. These chapters reveal the excitement and rapid advance of the field, the daily reports of new concepts, new techniques, and new experimental findings which instantly interact to generate further progress. Our aim was to provide a starting point for those who are just beginning, and an opportunity for others to stop, take stock, and start in a new direction. My warmest thanks to all who contributed to this volume. Front Matter....Pages i-xv Front Matter....Pages 1-1 Bacterial Membrane Transport Proteins....Pages 3-29 The Bacterial Phosphoenolpyruvate Phosphotransferase System....Pages 31-55 Structure and Function of Membrane-Bound ATPase in Bacteria....Pages 57-73 Respiration and Energy Transduction in Escherichia coli ....Pages 75-109 Membrane-Bound Enzymes from Mycobacterium phlei ; Malate Vitamin K Reductase....Pages 111-139 Front Matter....Pages 141-141 The Organization of Photosynthetic Enzymes on the Chloroplast Membrane....Pages 143-162 Chlorophyll-Proteins: Membrane-Bound Photoreceptor Complexes in Plants....Pages 163-190 Front Matter....Pages 191-191 Binding Proteins and Membrane Transport....Pages 193-219 The Calcium Transport ATPase of Sarcoplasmic Reticulum....Pages 221-259 Plasma Membrane Calcium Transport and Membrane-Bound Enzymes....Pages 261-281 The (Sodium plus Potassium)-Transport ATPase....Pages 283-301 Potassium-Activated Phosphatase....Pages 303-314 Membrane-Bound γ-Glutamyl Transpeptidase....Pages 315-347 Small Intestinal Disaccharidases: Their Properties and Role as Sugar Translocators across Natural and Artificial Membranes....Pages 349-382 The ADP-ATP Carrier in Mitochondrial Membranes....Pages 383-438 Back Matter....Pages 439-459 AMembrane Transport in Microorganisms.- 1 Bacterial Membrane Transport Proteins.- I. Introduction.- II. Transport Proteins as Membrane-Bound Proteins.- III. Time and Place of Deposition of Membrane-Bound Transport Proteins in the Membrane.- IV. Lateral Mobility of Membrane Proteins in Escherichia coli.- V. Transmembrane Mobility of Transport Proteins.- VI. Substrate Binding Sites, Energization, and Conformational Change.- VII. The Coupling of Metabolic Energy to Active Transport.- VIII. Mechanics and Energization of Desmoprotein-Dependent Transport Systems.- IX. Conclusions.- References.- 2 Th