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ind out what's happening in this rapidly evolving field of chemistry. Concise and authoritative articles first published in ACS's renowned journal Biochemistry, report on the exciting advances and progress in the diversified areas of biochemical research. Nearly 40 reviews published in 1987 and 1988 inform the general reader on past develop­ ment, current status, and future direction of areas of particular significance. The introduc­ tory chapter includes special fundamental and philosophical commentary on the divergent development of the two basic concepts of bio­ chemical science—biology and chemistry. Arti­ cles are written by recognized experts in the field and compiled by the editor of Biochemistry. This diverse volume contains chapters di­ vided into eight sections: • structure and function of proteins • enzyme catalysis • polysaccharides • signal transduction

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Biochemistry EDITOR

HANS NEURATH Department of Biochemistry University of Washington Seattle, Washington 98195 (206) 543-1690

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ABELES

Brandeis University

PETER C.

HINKLE

JAMES H.

PRESTEGARD

Cornell University, Ithaca

Yale University

DAVID S. AULD

FRANK M.

PETER REICHARD

Harvard Medical School

Scripps Clinic & Research Foundation

Karolinska Institute, Stockholm

ROBERT L.

TONY E. HUGLI

JAMES F.

Stanford University

Scripps Clinic & Research Foundation

Harvard Medical School

STEVEN J.

RAINER JAENICKE

CLARENCE A. RYAN, JR.

BALDWIN BENKOVIC

HUENNEKENS

RIORDAN

The Pennsylvania State University

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Washington State University

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HANS JÖRNVALL

RANDY W.

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BLOBEL

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H. RONALD KABACK

HAROLD A.

University of London

Roche Institute of Molecular Biology

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PAUL R.

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JOACHIM SEELIG

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CLAUDE B. KLEE

G. GRAHAM

NIADDK, National Institutes of Health

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ANTERO G. S O

RAYMOND A. DWEK

University of California at San Diego

University of Miami

University of Oxford

JACK E. KYTE

JOANNE STUBBE

MICHAEL EDIDIN

University of California at San Diego

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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ROBERT J.

BRIAN SYKES

IRWIN

Duke University

University of Alberta

TOMAS LINDAHL

EDWIN W.

University of Chicago

Washington University

Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London

IRVING H. GOLDBERG

HENRY METZGER

University of California, Berkeley

FRIDOVICH

Duke University CARL FRIEDEN

LEFKOWITZ

Harvard Medical School

NIAMS, National Institutes of Health

JACK GORSKI

PAUL L.

University of Wisconsin

Duke University

WILLIAM F.

ELIZABETH

HARRINGTON

MODRICH NEUFELD

SHIPLEY

TAYLOR

IGNACIO TINOCO, JR. CHEN-LU TSOU

Academia Sinica, Beijing

BERT L. VALLEE Harvard Medical School

Johns Hopkins University

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ROBERT HASELKORN

DEXTER B.

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University of Chicago

University of Wisconsin

MARTHA

CARL-HENRIK

JAMES OFENGAND

National Institutes of Health

Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Uppsala

Roche Institute of Molecular Biology

SALIH J. WAKIL

DEMETRIOS

University of California, San Francisco

Baylor College of Medicine

CLAUDE HÉLÈNE

HELDIN

Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris JOHN W. B. HERSHEY

University of California, Davis GEORGE P. HESS

Cornell University, Ithaca

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PAPAHADJOPOULOS

YING-LAI

VAUGHAN

WANG

MARY LOU PARDUE

Academia Sinica, Shanghai

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

SAVIO W O O

DAVID C. PHILLIPS

Baylor College of Medicine

University of Oxford

PETER E.

JAMES C. POWERS

Scripps Clinic & Research Foundation

Georgia Institute of Technology

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