bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Formation of active heterologous nitrate reductases between nitrate reductases A and Z of Escherichia coli
Authors: Blasco F. , Nunzi F. , Pommier J. , Brasseur R. , Chippaux M. , Giordano G. 
Published: October 2006

SummaryTwo nitrate reductases, NRA and NRZ, are present in Escherichia coli. These isoenzymes have the same αβγ, subunits composition and have similar size and genetic organization. Corresponding subunits of the complexes share at least 75% identity. By subcloning the different genes and expressing them from separate transcriptional units, we have demonstrated (i) that the translation of the subunits and their assembly are not coupled processes, since subunits produced concomitantly but independently can meet efficiently and associate to form active enzymes, and (ii) that the α subunit of a given complex can be replaced by its counterpart from the other isoenzyme to yield an active membrane‐bound heterologous enzyme. One such heterologous enzyme, αAβZγZ, has been purified; it is less stable than the native enzymes, more susceptible to thermal denaturation, and shows increased sensitivity to proteolysis. It is also less stably bound to the membrane and, consequently, its activity with physiological electron donors is drastically reduced. The possibility that heterologous nitrate reductases could be formed in vivo is discussed with reference to the existence of porin heterotrimers of the outer membrane proteins OmpC, OmpF and PhoE.
Involvement of the narJ or narW gene product in the formation of active nitrate reductase in Escherichia coli
Authors: Blasco F. , Pommier J. , Augier V. , Chippaux M. , Giordano G. 
Published: October 2006

SummaryTwo membrane‐bound nitrate reductases, NRA and NRZ, exist in Escherichia coil. Both isoenzymes are composed of three structural subunits, α, β and γ encoded by narG/narZ, narH/narY and narl/narV, respectively. The genes are in transcription units which also contain a fourth gene encoding a polypeptide, δ, which is not part of the final enzyme. A strain which is devoid of, or does not express, the nar genes, was used to investigate the role of the δ and γ polypeptides in the formation and/or processing of the nitrate reductase. When only the α and γ polypeptides are produced, an (αβ) complex exists which is inactive and soluble. When the α, β and δ and polypeptides are produced, the (αβ) complex is active with artificial donors such as benzyl viologen but is soluble. When the α, β, and δ polypeptides are produced, the (αβ) complex is inactive but partially binds the membrane. It was concluded that the γ polypeptide is involved in the binding of the (αβ) complex to the membrane while the δ polypeptide is indispensable for the (αβ) nitrate reductase activity. The activation by the δ polypeptide does not seem to involve the insertion of the redox centres of the enzyme since the purified inactive (αβ) complex was shown to contain the four iron–sulphur centres and the molybdenum cofactor, which are normally present in the native purified enzyme. The extreme sensitivity of this inactive complex to thermal denaturation or tryptic treatment favours the idea that the δ polypeptide promotes the correct assembly of the α and β subunits. Although this corresponds to the definition of a chaperone protein this possibility has been rejected. In this study we have also demonstrated that the δ or γ polypeptide encoded by one nar operon can be substituted succesfully for by its respective counterpart from the other nar operon to give an active membrane bound heterologous nitrate reductase enzyme.
Secretion of the Rhizobium leguminosarum nodulation protein NodO by haemolysin‐type systems
Authors: Scheu A. K. , Economou A. , Hong G. F. , Ghelani S. , Johnston A. W. B. , Downie J. A. 
Published: October 2006

SummaryThe Rhizobium leguminosarum biovar viciae nodulation protein NodO is partially homologous to haemolysin of Escherichia coli and, like haemolysin, is secreted into the growth medium. The NodO protein can be secreted by a strain of E. coli carrying the cloned nodO gene plus the haemolysin secretion genes hlyBD, in a process that also requires the outer membrane protein encoded by tolC. The related protease secretion genes, prtDEF, from Erwinia chrysanthemi also enable E. coli to secrete NodO. The Rhizobium genes encoding the proteins required for NodO secretion are unlinked to nodO and are unlike other nod genes, since they do not require flavonoids or NodO for their expression. Although proteins similar to NodO were not found in rhizobia other than R. leguminosarum bv. viciae, several rhizobia and an Agrobacterium strain containing the cloned nodO gene were found to have the ability to secrete NodO. These observations indicate that a wide range of the Rhizobiaceae have a protein secretion mechanism analogous to that which secretes haemotysin and related toxins and proteases in the Enterobacteriaceae.
Characterization of the antigenic and adhesive properties of FaeG, the major subunit of K88 fimbriae
Authors: Bakker D. , Willemsen P. T. J. , Simons L. H. , van Zijderveld F. G. , de Graaf F. K. 
Published: October 2006

SummaryThe two K88 serotypes, K88ab and K88ac, differ in terms of antigenic and adhesive properties. The structural determinants of the serotype‐specific epitopes and the identity of the amino acid residues involved in fimbriae‐receptor interaction were studied by the construction and analysis of K88 hybrid proteins in which various parts of the K88ab and K88ac fimbrial subunit FaeG were exchanged, and by in vitro mutagenesis of non‐conserved amino acid residues. Using a set of monoclonal antibodies, several regions or amino acid residues involved in the formation of serotype‐specific antigenic determinants were located. The haemagglutinating activity of the hybrid and mutant proteins revealed several amino acid residues involved in the formation of the receptor binding site. A clear correlation was found between the receptor binding site and the serotype‐specific antigenic determinants.
Response of coastal plain rivers to falling relative sea‐level: allogenic controls on the aggradational phase
Authors: SWENSON JOHN B. , MUTO TETSUJI 
Published: October 2006

AbstractThis study combines mathematical modelling and supporting flume experiments to address the problem of how coastal plain rivers respond to a steady fall in relative sea‐level. The theoretical component of the study focuses on the development of a moving boundary model of fluviodeltaic progradation that treats rigorously the dynamics of the shoreline and alluvial–basement transition (the upstream limit of the alluvial river system). Dimensional analysis and numerical solutions to the model governing equations together suggest that, at first order, coastal plain rivers will remain aggradational on a timescale that varies with allogenic sediment and water supply and the fall rate of relative sea‐level. In natural fluviodeltaic systems, this intrinsic timescale is likely to vary by several orders of magnitude, suggesting that the aggradational phase of river response can be geologically long‐lived. At second order, the duration of alluvial aggradation is controlled by two dimensionless numbers that embody system geometry and the kinematics of alluvial sediment transport. Model predictions were tested in a series of carefully scaled flume experiments. The level of agreement between predicted and measured trajectories for the shoreline and alluvial–basement transition strongly suggests that the moving boundary theory developed here successfully captures the response of small‐scale fluviodeltaic systems to falling sea‐level. The results of this study have several sequence‐stratigraphic implications: a fall in relative sea‐level at the shoreline is not a sufficient condition for river incision; the onset of alluvial degradation and sequence‐boundary formation need not coincide with a maximum in the rate of sea‐level fall; and the onset of sequence‐boundary formation is sensitive to allogenic sediment supply.
Reviews
Authors: Williams Mary 
Published: October 2006

Aniela Jaffe: Der Mythus vom Sinn im Werk von C. G. JungA. De Reuck and J. Knight (eds.): caste and raceNorman Cohn:Warrant for genocide: the myth of the Jewish world conspiracy and the Protocols of the Elders of ZionHumberto Nagera: Vincent van Gogh, a psychological studyDaniel Offer and Melvin Sabshin with a foreword by Roy R. Grinker, Sr: Normality theoretical and clinical concepts of mental health
Journals and other Recent Publications
Authors: Rhees Jean 
Published: October 2006

[Authors are urged to send off‐prints of publications relevant to this section and so help the editors to make it as complete as possible. Off‐prints of articles in books will not be reported on here since they constitute part of a volume that can be made the subject‐matter of a review.—Editor]Belford, Ann (New York). ‘The relation of religion to pastoral counseling’Belford, Ann (New York). ‘Where depth psychology and theology meet’Beyme, F. and Fahrenberg, J. (Basle). ‘Zur deutschen Bearbeitung der Anxiety‐Tests von R. B. Cattell’D'Agostino, E. and Trevi, M. (Rome). ‘Struttura e tensione dialettica: note sulla concezione del Selbst nella psicologia dell'individuazione’Dieckmann, H. (Berlin). ‘Das Lieblingsmärchen der Kindheit und seine Beziehung zu Neurose and Persönlichkeitsstruktur’Dieckmann, H. (Berlin). ‘Zum Aspekt des Grausamen im Märchen’Eschenbach, Helmut W. (Stuttgart). ‘Studie zur Psychologie C. G. Jungs: ein Erfassungsmodell’Jung, Albert (Fribourg). ‘Die Beziehungen zum eigenen Körper’Meier, C. A., Ruef, H. and Ziegler, A. (Zürich) and Hall, C. S. (Santa Cruz). ‘Forgetting of dreams in the laboratory’Moreno, M. and Trevi, M. (Rome) ‘Consico Collettivo e inconsicio collettivo’Scott, R. D. and Ashworth, P. L. (London). ‘“Closure” at the first schizophrenic break‐down: a family study’Ziegler, A. J. (Zürich). ‘Der pathognomonische Traum’ (‘The diagnositc dream’)
Recent Publications In Journals
Authors: Rhees Jean 
Published: October 2006

[Authors are asked to send off‐prints of articles in learned journals on subjects relevant to this section. Offprints of articles in books on other publications will not be reported on here since they constiute part of a volume that can be made the subject‐matter of a review.]Dieckmann, H. (Berlin): ‘Das Lieblingsmärchen der Kindheit als therapeutisher Faktor in der Analyse’ (‘The favourite fairy‐tale of childhood as a therapeutic factor in analysis’)Dieckmann, H. (Berlin). ‘Über das Bewusstsein der Frau im 20. Jahrhundert’ (‘On women's consciousness in the twentieth centuary’)Dr Lorenzo, Silvia (Rome). ‘Il metodo dell'immaginazione attiva nella pratica della Psicologia Analitica’ (‘Active imagination as a method in the practice of analytical psychology’)Fierz, H. (Zürich). ‘Utbildningen i psykoterapi i Schweiz’ (‘Training in psychotherapy in Switzerland’)Marshak, M. D. (London). ‘A psychological approach to mythology II.’Scott, R. D. and Ainsworth, P. L. (London). ‘The Shadow of the ancestor: a historical factor in the transmission of schizophrenia’Biäsch, Hans: ‘Die Psychologie innerhalb der Vielfalt der Wissenschaften’ (‘The place of psychology within the multiplicity of the sciences’)Kerényi, Karl: ‘Hegel e gli Dei della Grecia’ (‘Hegel and the Greek gods’)Ziegler, Alfred J.: ‘Die abendländische Aggressivität’ (‘Aggression in Western countries’)
Book Reviews
Authors: Williams Mary 
Published: October 2006

Arne Naess: ScepticismLauri Rauhuala: Intentionality and the problem of the unconsciousRoy Schafer: Aspects of internalizationC. A. Meier: Die Empirie des UnbewusstenJolande Jacobi: Vom Bilderreich der Seele—Wege und Umwege zu sich selbstHonor Matthews: The hard journey: the myth of man's rebirthRuth Porter (Ed.): The role of learning in psychotherapyB. M. Foss (Ed.): Determinants of infant behaviour IV
Book Review
Authors: Welch Mary 
Published: October 2006

C. G. Jung: Psychological reflectionsFrances Smart: Neurosis and crimeGérard Borg: Le voyage à la drogueKarl Menninger: Number words and number symbols: a cultural history of numbersAlvin R. Mahrer. (Ed.) New approaches to personality classificationCuratorium C. G. Jung Institute (Eds.) ConscienceJoachim Fleschner: Childhood and destiny: the triadic principle in genetic educationKenneth Koch: Wishes, lies and dreamsJoe Kovel: White racism: a psychohistoryIsca Salzberger‐Wittenberg: Psycho‐analytic insight and relationships: Kleinian approachRobert C. Carson: Interaction concepts of personality
The Transcendent Function and the Forming Ego
Authors: MOORE NORAH 
Published: October 2006

When silent I… did in a Chaos ly,  How could I Smiles, or Tears,  Or Lips, or Hands, or Eys, or Ears perceiv?  Welcom ye Treasures which I now receiv.  A Stranger here  Strange things doth meet, strange Glory see.  Strange Treasures lodg'd in this fair World appear,  Strange all and New to me: But that they Mine should be who Nothing was,  That strangest is of all; yet brought to pass. Thomas Traherne (1636–1674)
Journal Reviews
Authors: Ledermann Rushi 
Published: October 2006

Davidson, R. H. & Day, R. ‘Symbol and realization: a contribution to the study of magic and healing.’Dreifuss, G. (Haifa): ‘The significance of the shofar in the rite of the Jewish high holidays’Engel, W. (New York): ‘Psychotherapeutic prophylaxis in a changing world’Fordham, M. (London): ‘Reflection on child analysis read at the Rome conference “Jung e la cultura europea”’Fordham, M. (London): Jungian view of the body‐mind relationshipFordham, M. (London): ‘Simbolismo nella prima e seconda infanria (Symbolism in infancy)’Henderson, J. L. & Wheelwright, J. B. (San Francisco): American handbook Of psychiatryHenderson, J. L. (San Francixo): ‘The picture method in Jungian psychotherapy’Lambert, K. (London): ‘The problem of authority in the early development of the individual’Lambert, K. (London): ‘Facilitating elements in analysis’McCully, R. S. (Charleston, South Carolina): ‘Tantric imagery and Rorschach perception’McCully, R. S. (Charleston, South Carolina): Separatdruck aus Rorschachiana XMarshak, M. D. (London): ‘Art education in relation to psychic and mental functioning’Pontius, A. A. (New York): ‘Neuro‐ethics of “Walking” in the newborn’Pontius, A. A. (New York): ‘Maori art and pseudo‐hypoparathyroidism—a medical contribution to prehistoric anthropology’Pontius, A. A. (New York): ‘Basis for a neurological test of frontal lobe system functioning up to adolescence. A form analysis of action expressed in narratives’Pye, F. (London). ‘Feminine images of success’Wheelwright, J. (San Francisco): ‘Psychological types’Wallace, E. (New York): ‘Conventional boundaries or protective temenos’Williams, M. (London): ‘Transcience and eternity’
Journal Reviews
Authors: Lederman Rushi 
Published: October 2006

[Authors are asked to send offprints of articles in learned journals on subjects relevant to this section. Offprints of articles in other publications will not normally be reported here, likewise offprints of articles in books since they may constitute part of a volume that can be made the subject matter of a review.]Bash, K. W. (Bern). ‘Regressus ad superos’Bash, K. W. (Bern). ‘Die Dynamik der Aggression (the dynamics of aggression)’Bash, K. W. (Bern). ‘Der unwahrscheinliche Jung’Bührmann, M. V. (Gansbaai, S. Africa). ‘Research into the methods of traditional healers (diviners) amongst the Xhosa‐speaking people’Bührmann, M. V. (Gansbaai, S. Africa). ‘Western Psychiatry and the Xhosa Patient.’Bührmann, M. V. (Gansbaai, S. Africa). ‘Dream therapy through the ages'.Dreifuss, G. et al. (Haifa). Article in ShdemotFordham, M. (London). ‘Die analytische (komplexe) Psychologie in England, article in vol. III of Die Psychologie des 20. JahrhundertsFrey‐Wehrlin, C. T. (Zürich). ‘Die Analytische (komplexe) Psychologie Jung's’Kotschnig, Elined Prys: ‘Womanhood in myth and life.’Paulsen, L. (London). ‘Intuition: the unaccountable element’Scott, W. Clifford, M. (Montreal). ‘Remembering sleep and dreams’‘Eidon’
Journal Reviews
Authors: Ledermann Rushi 
Published: October 2006

[Authors are invited to submit for review articles published in learned journals on subjects relevant to this section. Articles from other publications will not be accepted, neither will chapters from books that might constitute the subject matter of a book review in this Journal.]Kiepenheuer, K. (Zürich). ‘Spontaneous drawings of a leukemia child’, Psychosotnatische MedizinPrince, G. S. (London). ‘Teenagers today’, MIND MonographSauer, G. (Freiburg). ‘Tiefenpsychologische Voraussetzungen und Wirkungen des Gebets’ (Prayer: its depth‐psychological presuppositions and effects), in Hat Beten SinnFierz, H. K. (Zürich). ‘Methodics, theory and ethics in analytical psychotherapy’. Article in Vol. Ill of Die Psychologic des 20 JahrhundertsMeier, C. A. (Zürich). ‘Dynamische Psychologie und die Klassische Welt' (Dynamic psychology and the classical world). Analytische PsychologieLangegger, Florian (Zürich). ‘Zum Problem der Chronisch Kranken’ (The Problem of the Chronic Mentally Ill). Analytische PsychokgieBührmann, M. V. (Gansbaai, S. Africa). ‘Why are certain procedures of the indigenous healers effective?’PsychotherapeiaAsper, K. Gustave Flaubert: ‘Madame Bovary und ihre Heilung’ (Madame Bovary and her cure). Analyt. PsycholPouplier, M. (Stuttgart). ‘Zum Archetyp der puella aeterna. (On the archetype of the puella aeterna). Analyt. PsycholSpengler, Ernst,. (Zürich). ‘C. G. Jung's Religionpsychologie’ (C. G. Jung's psychology of religion), in Die Psychologie des 20 Jahrhunderts in 15 BändenZiegler, A. J. (Zürich). ‘über das Fieber: Paradigma zu einer antithetischen, archetypischen Medizin’ (On fever, an example of antithetic, archetypal medicine). GorgoDreifuss, G. (Haifa). ‘Erich Neumanns Jüdisches Bewusstsein’ (Erich Neumann's Jewish Consciousness). Analyt. PsychologyAlex, W. (Jerusalem). ‘The significance of Erich Neumann in Jungian psychology’. Israel Annals of PsychiatryJacoby, M. (Zürich). ‘Urbeziehung und Kulturkanon’ (Primary relationship and cultural canon). Analyt. Psychologie
Reviews
Authors: Peterson Corinna 
Published: October 2006

Franz, Marie‐Louise von. Projection and Reflection in Jungian Psychology.Neumann, Erich. Creative Man.Hall, Nor. The Moon and the Virgin.Krohn, Alan. Hysteria: The Elusive Neurosis.Boss, Medard. Existential Foundations of Medicine and Psychology.Hanly, Charles. Existentialism and Psychoanalysis.Sharp, Daryl. The Secret Raven: Conflict and Transformation in the Life of Franz Kafka.Hicklin, A. (Ed.). Psychosomatische Medizin.Bertherat, Thérèse,; Bernstein, Carolle. The Messenger of the Body.
Reviews
Authors: Peterson Corinna 
Published: October 2006

Adler, Gerhard. Dynamics of the Self.Jacoby, Mario. Sehnsucht uach dem ParadiesDieckmann, H. Übertragung und GegenübertragungFranz, M.‐L. von; Frey‐Rohn, L.; Jaffé, A. Im Umkreis des TodesWunderli, Jürg, Stirb und Werde: Wandlung und Wiedergeburt in der Pubertät und in der Lebensmitte.Brivic, S. R. Joyce Between Freud and Jung.Wolberg, Lewis R.; Aronson, Marvin L. Group and Family Therapy, 1980.Wheelwright, Jane Hollister. The Death of a Woman; How a Life became Complete.Paolino, Thomas J. Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Theory, Technique, Therapeutic Relationship and Treatability.
Reviews
Authors: Peterson Corinna 
Published: October 2006

Wolff, Toni. Studien zu C. G. Jungs PsychologieDavis, M.; Wallbridge, D. Boundary and SpaceBox, Sally; Copley, Beta; Magnana, Jeanne; Moustaki, Errica (Eds). Psychotherapy with Families: An Analytic ApproachHill, G. et al. (Eds). Sandplay Studies: Origins, Theory and Practice
The Archetype of the Way: Part 2 The Ego‐Self Relationship
Authors: MOORE NORAH 
Published: October 2006

The Valley Spirit never dies; It is the woman, primal mother. Her gateway is the root of heaven and earth. Ii is the mother of ten thousand things. Being great it flows. it flows far away. Having gone far, it returns.Lao Tzû: Tao Tě Ching
Reviews
Authors: Peterson Coritina 
Published: October 2006

Campbell, Joseph (Ed.). Spirit and Nature: Papers from the Eranos Yearbooks.Herzog, Edgar. Psyche and DeathHoeller, Stephan, A. The Gnostic Jung and the ‘Seven Sermons to the Dead’.Hillman, J. Archetypal Psychology: a Brief Account.Moore, Thomas. The Planets Within: Marsilio Ficino's Astrological Psychology.Berry, P. Echo's Subtle Body.Williams, H. A. Some Day I'll Find You.White, Victor. God and the Unconscious.
Book Reviews
Authors: Peterson Corinna 
Published: October 2006

Wheelwright, Joseph B. Saint George and the Dandelion. Forty Years of Practice as a Jungian Analyst.Whitmont, Edward C. Return of the Goddess.Klauber, John. Difficulties in the Analytic Encounter.Bettelheim, B. Freud and Man's Soul.Bion, Wilfred R. The Long Week‐End, 1897–1919, Part of a Life.Kugler, P. The Alchemy of Discourse: an Archetypal Approach to Language.
Journal Reviews
Authors: Samuels Andrew 
Published: October 2006

[Authors are invited to submit for review articles published in professional journals on subjects likely to be of interest to readers of The Journal of Analytical Psychology. Chapters or sections of books may also be sent provided the book has not been submitted to our Book Review section.]Bash, K. (Berne). ‘“Bewusstseins” Schwund’ (Loss of ‘consciousness’). NervenarztCahen, R. (Paris).Clark, G. (London). ‘A black hole in psyche’. HarvestMcCully, R. (Charleston). ‘The nature of collective movements: the hidden second force’. Amer.J. PsychotherapyRassback‐McPherson, S. (Los Angeles). ‘In Yahweh's shadow’. Psychological PerspectivesSamuels, A. (London). ‘The theory of archetypes in Jungian and post‐Jungian analytical psychology’. Int. Rev. Psycho‐Anal.Samuels, A. (London). ‘Dethroning the self. SpringSamuels, A. (London). ‘Beyond compensation: modifying Jung's approach to dreams’. HarvestSartorius, B. (Geneva). ‘Der Mythos von Narziss: Notwendigkeit und Grenzen der Reflexion’ (The myth of Narcissus: necessity and limits of reflection). Analytische PsychologieSartorius, B. (Geneva). ‘La tentation faustienne’ (The Faustian temptation). Cahiers de Psychologie JungienneSchlegel, M., Zeier, H. (Zürich). ‘Psychophysiologische Aspekte des Assoziationsexperiments und Normdaten zu einer Reizwörterliste’ (Psycho‐physiological aspects of the word association test and normative data for a list of stimulus words). Analytische PsychologieWilkinson, A. (London). ‘Fashion, addiction and progress in group analysis’. Group Analysis
Reviews
Authors: Wharton Barbara 
Published: October 2006

Birkhäuser‐Oeri, S. The Mother: Archetypal Image in Fairy TalesHubback, J. People who Do Things to Each Other; Essays in Analytical Psychology.Kast, Verena. Märchen als Therapie.Schwartz‐Salant, Nathanand Stein, Murray (eds.). Archetypal Processes in Psychotherapy.Young‐Eisendrath, Polly and Hall, James (eds.). The Book of the Self: Person, Pretext, and Process.Socarides, C. W. The Pre‐Oedipal Origin and Psychoanalytic Therapy of Sexual Perversions.Mattinson, J. Work, Love and Marriage.
Book Reviews
Authors: Wharton Barbara 
Published: October 2006

Meltzer, D. and Williams, M. H. The Apprehension of Beauty.Wehr, Gerhard. Jung: A Biography.Winnicott, D. W. Human Nature.Sidoli, M. and Davies, M. (Eds.) Jungian Child Psychotherapy: Individuation in Childhood.Willeford, W. Feeling, Imagination, and the Self: Transformations of the Mother‐Infant Relationship.Ryce‐Menuhin, Joel. The Self in Early Childhood.Mahdi, L. C., Foster, S. Little, M. (Eds.). Betwixt and Between: Patterns of Masculine and Feminine Initiation.
Reviews
Authors: Covington Coline 
Published: October 2006

Henderson, Joseph, L. Shadow and Self: Selected Papers in Analytical Psychology.Jung, C. G. Analytical Psychology: Notes of the Seminar given in 1925.Hopcke, Robert H. Jung, Jungians, and Homosexuality.Jacoby, Mario. Individuation & Narcissism: The Psychology of Self in Jung & Kohut.Edinger, Edward, F. The Living Psyche: A Jungian Analysis in Pictures.Bisagni, Francisco (Ed.) Analysis: An International Review of Clinical Psychotherapy