Wolfgang Hilt
Institut für Biochemie Universitat Stüttgart
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ISBN: 978-1-58706-011-3
Pub Date: October 1, 2000
Pages: 389
Figures: 68
Tables: 23
Print ThisThis book highlights proteasome structures and how they are related to different aspects of proteasome function. Moreover, the book reports on the functional roles these highly developed proteolytic machines play within the cell. It was a great surprise to the scientific world that proteolysis provides crucial functions in cellular regulation. The surprise was even greater when it was found that not lysosomes, but protease complexes with remarkably sophisticated architectures were responsible for the control of essential regulatory events. Excitingly, proteasomes were found to be involved in widespread functions of cell physiology, which included degradation of protein waste, antigen presentation, regulation of cell metabolism and cell differentiation as well as control of the cell cycle. The discovery of such multiple and essential functions made investigation of proteasome mediated regulatory proteolysis a highly significant theme in cell biology. Written by pioneers in the field the book represents a comprehensive up-to-date view on proteasome structures and functions from the ultimate frontier of cell biology research. It ties the reader to all facets of cell function. This work is an indispensable source for scientists working in the fields of basic and applied cell biology and immunology. Different aspects of proteasome functions are associated with the development of detrimental diseases like cancer, neurodegeneration, cystic fibrosis or immune disorders. Therefore, data reviewed in this book are important for physicians and pharmacologists active in research, and experts in the pharmaceutical industry.
Proteasomes: A Historical Retrospective
Dieter H Wolf
Proteasomes in Prokaryotes
Peter Zwickl, Alfred L. Goldberg, and Wolfgang Baumeister
Proteasome Crystal Structures
Matthias Bochtler, Lars Ditzel, Daniela Stock, Jan Lowe,
Claudia Hartmann, Anja Dorowski, Robert Huber and Michael
Groll
Subunit Arrangement in the Human
Proteasome
Burkhardt Dahlmann, Klavs B. Hendil, Poul Kristensen,
Wolfgang Uerkvitz, Axel Sobek and Friedrich Kopp
Active Sites and Assembly of
the 20S Proteasome
Wolfgang Heinemeyer
The Regulatory Particle of the
Yeast Proteasome
Michael
H. Glickman, David M. Rubin, Christopher N. Larsen and Daniel
Finley
The Mammalian Regulatory Complex
of the 26 S Proteasome
Carlos Gorbea and Martin Rechsteinerr
The 20S Proteasome Activator PA28
or 11S Regulator
Wolfgang Dubiel and Peter Kloetzel
Proteasome Activators and Synthetic
Modulators: Significance for Antigen Presentation
Sherwin Wilk, Wei-Er Chen, Cezary Wojcik and Ronald
P. Magnusson
The Proteasome Inhibitors and
Their Uses
Do Hee Lee and Alfred L. Goldberg
Intracellular Localization of
Proteasomes
Erwin Knecht and A. Jennifer Rivett
Primary Destruction Signals
R. Jürgen Dohmen
The Ubiquitin System in Yeast
Thomas Sommer
The Ubiquitin-Proteasome Pathway
in Mammals: Mechanisms of Action and
Involvement in Pathogenesis of Diseases
Aaron Ciechanover, Amir Orian and Alan L. Schwartz
Deubiquitinating Enzymes and the
Regulation of Proteolysis
Rohan T. Baker
Degradation of Ornithine Decarboxylase,
a Ubiquitin-Independent Proteasomal
Process Philip Coffino
The Ubiquitin-Proteasome System
in Cell Cycle Control
Carl Mann and Wolfgang Hilt
p53 and the Proteasome Pathway
Martin Scheffner
The Role of the Proteasome in
Apoptosis
Lisa M. Grimm and Barbara A. Osborne
Function of the Proteasome in
the Protein Quality Control Process of the Endoplasmic Reticulum
Richard K. Plemper and Dieter H. Wolf
MHC Class I Antigen Presentation
and the Proteasome Pathway
Peter-M. Kloetzel and Ulrike Kuckelkorn
Ubiquitin, Proteasomes and Neurodegenerative
Disease
R. John Mayer, Michael Landon, James Lowe DM, Jill Fergusson,
Gail Walker, Simon Dawson, Robert Layfield and Jane Arnold
The Proteasome in Posttranscriptional
Control: A Protease with Endonuclease Activity?
Franck Petit, Claudia Kreutzer-Schmid, Karine Gautier,
Anne-Sophie Jarrousse, Saloua Badaoui and Hans-Peter Schmid