Intracellular space as oligogenetic ecosystem. Proceedings

Second International Colloquium on Endocytobiology, Tübingen, Germany, April 10–15, 1983

Hainfried E. A. Schenk, Werner Schwemmler, Hainfried E. A. Schenk, Werner Schwemmler

• Verlag: De Gruyter
• Jahr: 2019
• ISBN:
  9783110841237
• Auflage: 1
• Thema: Medizin
• Thema: Medizinische Theorie, Praxis & Referenz

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• Preface
• Greetings of the eberhard-karls-university tuebingen
• Address of welcome
• Contents
• Part I. Coevolution Of Genome And Virus
• Coevolution Of Proteins And Nucleic Acids
• Genetic Symbionts And The Origin Of Split Genes And Linear Chromosomes
• Viroids: Their Structure And Possible Origin
• Primary And Secondary Structures Of The tRNA-Like Regions Of The Genomes Of Plant RNA Viruses
• Strategies Utilized By Papovaviruses To Modify The Genome Of Host Cells
• The Early SV 40 Genome Region And Cell Transformation
• Part II: Coevolution Of Genome And Plasmone
• 2.1. Plasts And The Serial Endocytobiosis Hypothesis (= Seh)
• Thesis
• Structure And Evolution Of Organelle DNAS
• General Organization Of The Eucyte And Its Bearings On Cytosymbiosis And Cell Evolution
• Formal Analysis Of Development Of The Eukaryotic Cell
• Antithesis
• The Locked Cell Hypothesis. Origin Of Intracellular Organelles
• 2.2. Chloroplast
• Phylogeny Of Chloroplast DNA: A Recombination Hypothesis On The Evolutionary Organization Of This Organelle DNA Through Endosymbiosis
• Structure And Function Of Plastid DNA From Several Dicotyledons
• Nuclear-Chloroplast Interactions In Chloroplast Development
• Photocontrol Of Expression Of Nuclear Genes For Chloroplast Proteins
• Cooperation Of Cytoplasmic And Plastidial Translation In Formation Of The Photosynthetic Apparatus
• Aldolase And Glucosephosphate Isomerase Isoenzymes From Plant Cells: An Immunochemical Comparison
• Evolution Of Chloroplast Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate Dehydrogenase
• An Endocytobiological Perspective: Separate Protein Families of Chloroplast and Cytoplasmic Glyceraldehyde 3-Phosphate Dehydrogenase in Greening Euglena gracilis
• 2.3. Mitochondrion
• The Origin And The Evolution Of Cellular Organelles
• The Evolution Of Mammalian Mitochondrial Genomes: A Stochastic Model For Determining Evolutionary Distances Between Homologous Genes
• Interactions Between Nuclear And Mitochondrial Genomes In The Yeast, Saccharomyces Cerevisiae
• Mitochondrial Genome Divergence In The Petite Negative Yeast Schizosaccharomyces
• The Mitochondrial Genome In Oenothera Berteriana: A Unique Genetic Code And Exchange Of Genetic Information Between Plastids And Mitochondria In Higher Plants
• Variation In Animal Mitochondrial Genes And Gene Products
• The Isolation And Characterization Of The Cytoplasmic DNA And The Storage Of Mitochondria In The Yolk Granules Of Artemia And Drosophila Early Embryos
• Endosymbiotic Origin Of The Mitochondrial Envelope
• Structural Interactions Of Mitochondria In Situ
• Bypass Respiration: Biological Significance And Evolutionary Implications
• 2.4. Relation To Carcinogenesis (Mammal, Plant)
• Mitochondrially-Regulated Cell Surface Changes In Carcinogenesis
• 2.5. Relations To The Circadian Clock And Cell Differentiation
• Cell Division Cycles And Circadian Oscillators In Euglena
• Spatial And Temporal Organization Of Acetabularia: Combinatorial Conditions For Morphogenesis
• Metabolic And Developmental Adaptation Of Eukaryotic Cells As Related To Endogenous And Exogenous Control Of Translocators Between Subcellular Compartments
• Polarity, Gradients, And Cleavage Patterns In Animal Egg Cells
• Is Insect Egg Cell Polarity Caused By A Possible Cooperation Between Ooplasmic Fermentation And Mitochondrial Respiration?
• Part III. Coevolution Of Host And Endocytobiont Genome
• Contents
• Part IV. Intracellular Ecosystems
• 4.1. Introduction: The Endocytobiotic Cell Hypothesis
• Endocytobiosis As An Intracellular Ecosystem
• 4.2. Unicellular Eukaryotes As Hosts
• 4.2.1. Amoeba
• Pelomyxa Palustris
• Modulation Of Induced Pinocytosis In Amoeba Protfus
• 4.2.2. Flagellata
• 4.2.2.1. Cyanophora
• The Cyanelle Genome From Cyanophora Paradoxa
• The Genes For The Two Subunits Of Ribulose-Bisphosphate Carboxylase In Cyanophora Paradoxa
• On The Biosynthesis Of Photosynthetic Pigments In Cyanophora Paradoxa
• Chloroplast-Like Thylakoid Development In The Endocyanelle Cyanocyta Korschikoffiana In Synchronized Cyanophora Paradoxa
• The Mutual Relationship Between Cyanophora Paradoxa And Its Cyanelles
• 4.2.2.2. Euglena
• Intracellular Bacteria In The Euglenophyceae: Prolonged Axenic Culture Of An Algal - Bacterial System
• 4.2.3. Foraminifera
• Experimental Studies Of Symbiont Persistence In Amphtstegtna Lessoni, A Diatom-Bearing Species Of Larger Formainifera From The Red Sea
• Fine Structural Analysis Of Two Foraminifera With Sequestered Chloroplasts
• 4.2.4. Ciliata
• Types Of Endonuclear Symbiosis In Ciliates
• Infection In Paramecium Bursaria As An Inductive Process
• The Regulation Of The Endosymbiotic Algal Population Size In Ciliate-Algae Associations. An Ecological Model
• Photobehavior Of Ciliate-Algae Associations: An Indicator For Symbiosis Formation?
• Nitrogen Metabolism Of The Green Paramecium Bursaria Endosymbiosis
• Cell-To-Cell Recognition In Green Paramecium Bursaria: The Role Of Algal Surface Structures
• Perialgal And Digestive Vacuoles In Paramecium Bursaria: A Comparative Freeze-Fracture Study
• 4.3. Multicellular Eukaryotes As Hosts
• 4.3.1. Plantae
• 4.3.1.1. Plants And Rhizobium
• Genetics Of The Rhizobium Meliloti/Medicago Sativa Symbiosis
• Expression Of Nodule-Specific Genes In Both Partners In The Rhizobium Legume Symbiosis
• Hybrid Plasmid R68.45 Harboring Nod Gene/S/ Of Rhizobium
• Glycine Max Root Response To Symbiotic Infection
• 4.3.1.2. Plants And Agrobacterium
• Cytological Interaction Of Agrobacterium Tumefaciens With Plant Cells On Storage Tissue Discs
• Crown Gall: Genetic Colonization As An Infectious Mechanism
• 4.3.1.3. Plants And Mycorrhizal Fungi
• Bacterium-Like Organelles In V.A. Mycorrhizal Fungi
• Ecological Endosymbiosis: A Study Of The Interactions Between Alder And Poplar Trees Mediated By Mycorrhizal Fungi
• 4.3.1.4. Artificial Symbiosis
• Induced In Vitro Symbiosis Using Algae And Callus Of Daucus Carota On Medium Deficient In Nitrogen
• Relationship Of Symbiosis Between Unicellular Green Algae And Nitrogen Fixation Bacteria
• 4.3.2.2. Coelenterata
• The Cost Of Symbionts To Their Host In Green Hydra
• Carbon Budgets In Symbiotic Associations
• Carbon Dioxide Fixation In Symbiodinium Microadriaticum: Problems With Mechanisms And Pathways
• Infection Of Coelenterate Hosts With The Symbiotic Dinoflagellate Symbiodinium Microadriaticum
• Morphogenic And Stimulating Effects Of Zoochlorellae In Regenerating Hydra Viridis
• Mineralization In Symbiotic Systems
• Coral Calcification : Light And Dark Reactions (A) (Suppl.)
• 4.3.2.2. Annelida, Mollusca, Pogonophora
• Chemoautotrophic Bacteria In Marine Invertebrates From Sulfide-Rich Habitats: A New Symbiosis
• 4.3.2.3. Synopsis
• Host Release Factors In Symbioses Between Algae And Invertebrates
• 4.3.3. Insecta
• Genetic Control Of Symbiotes By The Host In The Insect Sitophilus Oryzae L. (Coleoptera Curculionidae)
• Differential Vitamin Requirements Of Symbiotic And Aposymbiotic Weevils, Sitophilus Oryzae
• Symbiotes Of Dacus Cucurbitae And Their In Vitro Physiology
• Intracellular Symbiotes Of Lipaphis Erysimi ( Kalt.)
• Biochemistry Of Aphid Symbionts
• Degeneration Processes In Leafhopper Embryonic Mycetome
• Ultrastructure Relationships Of Intracellular Bacteria - Like Microorganisms During Embryogenesis Of Ornithodorus Moubata Murray (Ixodoidea: Argasidae)
• Bacteria Associated With The Screwworm Fly [Cochliomyia Hominivorax (Coquerel)] And Their Metabolites
• Chitinolytic Activity: A Prelude To A Symbiotic Relationship Between Bacteria And The Screwworm Fly?
• 4.3.4. Mammalia
• Bacterial Episomes And Autoimmune Disease
• 4.4. Synopsis
• Ecological Aspects Of Intracellular Symbiosis
• Part V. Phylogeny And Systematics Of Host And Endocytobionts (Organelles)
• 5.1. Biochemistry
• Sequence Evidence For The Symbiotic Origins Of Chloroplasts And Mitochondria
• Phylogenetic And Endosymbiotic Implications Of The Amino Acid Sequences Of 32 Plant Type Ferredoxins
• The Endosymbiotic Origin Of Organelles: Compelling Support From Ribosomal RNA Sequence Data
• Structural And Functional Studies On Eukaryotic, Eubacterial, Archaebacterial And Organelle Ribosomal 5S Rnas And Organelle Ribosomal 4.5 Rnas
• Phylogeny Of The Archaebacteria And Eukaryotes: Homology Of The Dna-Dependent Rna Polymerases
• Evolution Of Two Types Of Photosynthetic Reaction Centers
• A Phylogenetic Analysis Of Prochloron
• Aspects Of Comparative Biochemistry Of Cyanobacteria In Relation To Their Taxonomy And Endosymbiosis
• Auto- Or Exogenous Origin Of Transitional Algae: An Appraisal
• Cyanidium Caldarium: Rhodophyte, Cyanome Or Transitional Species?
• In Vitro Synthesis Of Cyanelle And Rhodoplast Proteins
• 5.2. Morphology
• Phylogeny And Organization Of Chloroplast Envelopes
• The Cryptomonad Nucleomorph: Is It The Vestigial Nucleus Of A Eukaryotic Endosymbiont?
• Phylogeny Of Bacterial And Cyanobacterial Symbionts In Marine Sponges
• Evolution Of Green Algae In Relation To Endosymbiosis
• Possible Free-Living Symbiodinium Microadriaticum (Dinophyceae) In Tide Pools In Southern Thailand
• A Re-Examination Of The Relationship Between Unicellular Host And Eucaryotic Endosymbiont With Special Reference To Glenodinium Foliaceum Dinophyceae
• A 6-Klngdom Classification And A Unified Phylogeny
• Appendix