Titlebook: Membrane Toxicity; Morton W. Miller,Adil E. Shamoo Book 1977 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to S

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Membrane Transport of Antifolates as a Critical Determinant of Drug Cytotoxicity the tumor vs. host cell rates of (a) cellular proliferation, (b) drug activation or inactivation, (c) drug transport across the cell membrane, and (d) drug interaction with target sites within the cell.

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Liver Endoplasmic Reticulum: Target Site of Halocarbon Metabolitesight into the molecular mechanisms of membrane injury brought about by these halocarbon hepatotoxins has been provided by the characterization of chemical changes produced, such as increased lipid diene conjugate content, and the patterns of enzyme deactivation.

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Cell Membranes in Cytotoxicity thymus-derived (T)-lymphocytes kill tumour cells is discussed. Plasma membranes frcm effector lymphocytes possess considerable cytolytic potential, which is dependent on the activity of a membrane-associated proteinase.

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Biological Applications and Evolutionary Origins of Ionophores and represent a natural experiment by the streptomyces genus in the construction of non-proteinaceous binding sites. Ultimately production of these prosthetic groups hypertrophied and subsequently they were elaborated as antibiotics to provide their producers with a survival advantage over competit

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Penicillin-Binding Proteins of Bacteriaanspeptidase, carboxypeptidase and penicillinase activities. 3) Altered penicillin-binding components are found in mutants of . which have been isolated as step-wise penicillin-resistant organisms, 4) The penicilloyl residue of the penicillin-binding components is released at a slow rate in a novel,

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Book 1977n to exposure to envir- onmental toxicants. The book is divided into five sessions: 1. Xenobiotics and Membrane Transport 2. Cellular Responses to Toxins 3. Effects of Membranes and Receptors 4. Modification of Membrane Function by Toxicological Agents 5. Toxic Chemicals as Molecular Probes of Membr