Advances in Chemical Physics: Structure & Properties of Biomolecules, Volume 7

Copyright © 1964 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Advances in Chemical Physics: Structure & Properties of Biomolecules, Volume 7

Editor(s): J. Duchesne

Published Online: 14 MAR 2007

Print ISBN: 9780470223604

Online ISBN: 9780470143537

DOI: 10.1002/9780470143537

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The Advances in Chemical Physics series provides the chemical physics and physical chemistry fields with a forum for critical, authoritative evaluations of advances in every area of the discipline. Filled with cutting-edge research reported in a cohesive manner not found elsewhere in the literature, each volume of the Advances in Chemical Physics series serves as the perfect supplement to any advanced graduate class devoted to the study of chemical physics.

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      Frontmatter (pages i–xii)

  2. Part 1: Part I : Theoretical A. Electronic Structure Of Proteins And Nucleic Acids

    1. Electronic Structures in Quantum Biochemistry (pages 1–83)

      J. I. Fernández-Alonso

    2. Quantum Mechanical Considerations on Some Properties of DNA (pages 84–158)

      T. A. Hoffmann and J. Ladik

    3. Electronic Structure and Magnetic Properties of Hemoproteins, Particularly of Hemoglobins (pages 159–181)

      Masao Kotani

    4. Magnetic Susceptibilities and the Chemical Bond in Hemoproteins (pages 182–198)

      G. Schoffa

  3. Part 1: Part II: Experimental B. Influence Of Physical Agents On Proteins And Nucleic Acids

    1. Thermal Effects on Protein, Nucleic Acid and Viruses (pages 201–237)

      Ernest C. Pollard

    2. Adsorption of Water on Solid Proteins with Special Reference to Haemoglobin (pages 238–258)

      D. D. Eley and R. B. Leslie

  4. Part 1: Part II: EXPERIMENTAL B. Influence Of Physical Agents On Proteins And Nucleic Acids

    1. The Effects of Ionizing Radiations on Some Fibrous Proteins (pages 259–281)

      R. Braams and G. Van Herpen

  5. Part 1: Part II : C. Electrical And Magnetic Properties Of Organic Molecular Solids, Proteins And Nucleic Acids

    1. Electronic Conduction in Organic Molecular Solids (pages 282–338)

      David R. Kearns

  6. Part 1: Part II : C. Electrical And Magnetic Properties Of Organic Molecular Solids, Proteins And Nucleic Acids

    1. The Electronic Properties of Deoxyribonucleic Acid (pages 339–358)

      Pierre Douzou and Charles Sadron

  7. Part 1: Part II: C. Electrical And Magnetic Properties Of Organic Molecular Solids, Proteins And Nucleic Acids

    1. The Properties of Metal-Porphyrin and Similar Complexes (pages 359–407)

      P. S. Braterman, R. C. Davies and R. J. P. Williams

  8. Part 1: Part II : D. Applications Of Spectroscopic Methods

    1. Prospects for the Use of Infrared Spectroscopy in Biology (pages 408–434)

      J. Lecomte

    2. Infrared Spectra of Nucleic Acids and Related Compounds (pages 435–498)

      Takehiko Shimanouchi, Masamichi Tsuboi and Yoshimasa Kyogoku

    3. The Study of Specific Molecular Interactions by Nuclear Magnetic Relaxation Measurements (pages 499–531)

      Oleg Jardetzky

    4. Recent Advances in EPR Spectroscopy (pages 532–583)

      Bernard Smaller

  9. Part 1: Part II : E. Physico-Chemical Mechanisms In Biological Systems

    1. Photoprotection from Far Ultraviolet Effects in Cells (pages 584–601)

      John Jagger

    2. Some Recent Developments in the Study of Paramagnetic Species of Biological Interest (pages 602–627)

      Anders Ehrenberg

    3. ESR Investigations on Different Plant Systems (pages 628–644)

      Claude S. Nicolau

    4. The Use of Product Inhibition and Other Kinetic Methods in the Determination of Mechanisms of Enzyme Action (pages 645–724)

      Charles Walter

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      Author Index (pages 725–737)

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      Subject Index (pages 739–754)

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