The Nuclear Envelope Vol 56 1st Edition by David Evans, Chris Hutchison, John Bryant ISBN 1134279787 9781134279838

The Nuclear Envelope Vol 56 1st Edition by David Evans, Chris Hutchison, John Bryant – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 1134279787, 9781134279838
Full download The Nuclear Envelope Vol 56 1st Edition after payment

Product details:

ISBN 10: 1134279787 
ISBN 13: 9781134279838
Author: David Evans, Chris Hutchison, John Bryant

The Nuclear Envelope Vol 56 1st Table of contents:

1. The Nuclear Envelope: A Comparative Overview

1. A general description of the nuclear envelope

2. Nuclear envelope formation

3. Nuclear pore complexes and transport across the nuclear envelope

4. Nuclear lamina

5. Proteins of the nuclear envelope

6. Conclusion

2. The Nuclear Envelope Proteome

1. Introduction

2. Structure of the nuclear envelope

3. Strategies in nuclear envelope proteomics

4. Proteins of the nuclear envelope

5. Conclusions

3. Nuclear Envelope Proteins and Human Disease

1. Nuclear envelope: overall structure

2. Integral proteins of the inner nuclear membrane of vertebrates

3. Nuclear lamina and the human nuclear lamin gene family

4. Invasion of the positional cloners

5. Mouse models of human diseases caused by nuclear envelope protein mutations

6. How do mutations in emerin and lamins A and C cause the same disease?

7. How do mutations in widely expressed proteins cause tissue-specific diseases?

8. How do different mutations in lamins A and C cause different diseases?

9. Conclusions

4. Protein Interactions, Right or Wrong, in Emery-Dreifuss Muscular Dystrophy

1. Introduction

2. Nuclear foci of A-type lamins

3. Cell division, degeneration and death

4. Interactions of emerin with other proteins

5. Plant Nuclear Envelope Proteins

1. Introduction

2. The plant nuclear envelope as scaffold for macromolecular complexes

3. Targeting across and into the plant nuclear envelope

4. Signal transduction at the plant nuclear envelope

5. Summary

6. Structure, Function and Assembly of the Nuclear Pore Complex

1. Introduction

2. NPC structure

3. Annulate lamellae

4. Identification of the NPC proteome

5. NPC protein complexes and their functions

6. Traversing the nuclear pore

7. NPC assembly

8. The molecular requirements for NPC assembly

9. Nucleoporins and disease

7. Import and Export at the Nuclear Envelope

1. Introduction

2. The soluble phase of transport

3. Role of NPC in transport

4. Summary

8. Regulating Gene Expression in Mammalian Cells: How Nuclear Architecture Influences mRNA Synthesis and Export to the Cytoplasm

1. Introduction

2. Initiating gene expression

3. Chromatin structure and gene expression

4. Chromatin modification

5. Spatial nuclear architecture

6. Transcription centres

7. Nuclear architecture and chromosome structure

8. The nuclear matrix

9. Nuclear compartments

10. Proteins of the nuclear matrix—links to function

11. The nucleoskeleton and nuclear lamina—common themes

12. The lamin genes

13. Lamin function

14. Internal nuclear lamins

15. The pathway of gene expression—from gene to cytoplasm

16. RNA export pathways

17. Nuclear transport—facilitated diffusion

18. Gene regulation and transcript stability

19. Conclusions

9. Nuclear Shuttling in Plant Cells

1. Introduction

2. Nuclear import and export

3. Plant virus movement proteins

4. Concluding remarks

10. Dynamics of Nuclear Lamina Assembly and Disassembly

1. Introduction

2. Lamina dynamics in interphase cells

3. Lamin dynamics during mitosis

4. Dynamics of the lamina during apoptosis

5. Summary

11. Spatial and Temporal Control of Nuclear Envelope Assembly by Ran GTPase

1. Introduction

2. Control of nuclear envelope assembly by Ran

3. Summary

12. Nuclear Envelope Dynamics During Mitosis

1. Introduction

2. The nuclear envelope

3. Nuclear envelope breakdown

4. The role of dynein

5. The kinetochore connection

13. Nuclear Dynamics in Higher Plants

1. Introduction

2. The structure of plant nuclei as revealed using GFP targeting

3. Nuclear movement

4. Nuclear fragmentation

5. Dynamic movement of chromosomes and chromatin within the nucleus

6. What mediates the nuclear shape changes?

7. Prospects and future directions

14. The Nuclear Envelope in the Plant Cell Cycle

1. Introduction

2. An overview of plant cell division

3. A survey of key elements of the endomembrane system involved in the mitotic apparatus

4. Traffic of components of the plant NE and of other membranes during cell division

5. Targeting to the plant NE

6. Mechanisms for the breakdown and reformation of the plant NE and for protein traffic during this process

7. Unanswered questions and future prospects

15. Signalling to the Nucleus via A-Kinase Anchoring Proteins

1. Summary

2. Introduction

3. Intracellular targeting of cAMP signalling by A-kinase anchoring proteins

4. Regulation of chromosome dynamics and nuclear function by AKAP95

5. Integration of cAMP and Ca²⁺ signalling at the cardiomyocyte nuclear envelope by mAKAP

6. Targeting of PP1 to the nuclear envelope by AKAP149: implications on cell cycle progression

7. Developmentally regulated nAKAP150

8. A novel nuclear envelope-chromatin interaction: involvement in DNA replication

9. Conclusions

16. Spectraplakins and Nesprins, Giant Spectrin Repeat Proteins Participating in the Organization of the Cytoskeleton and the Nuclear Envelope

1. Spectraplakins organize actin and microtubule cytoskeletons

2. The identification of novel spectrin repeat proteins in the nucleus and nuclear membrane

3. Conclusions

17. Arabidopsis U1 snRNP 70K Protein and Its Interacting Proteins: Nuclear Localization and In Vivo Dynamics of a Novel Plant-Specific Serine/Arginine-Rich Protein

1. Introduction

2. U1-70K is essential in plants

3. Arabidopsis U1-70K interacts with a novel set of SR proteins

4. A LAMMER-type protein kinase (AFC2) phosphorylates several plant SR proteins

5. Localization and in vivo dynamics of SR45

6. Conclusions

18. Calcium/Calmodulin-Binding Transcription Activators in Plants and Animals

1. Calcium: a versatile biological signal

2. Calmodulin as a calcium sensor

3. Regulation of Ca²⁺/CaM flux by the nuclear envelope

4. CaM-binding proteins

5. Regulation of transcription

6. CaM-regulated transcription factors

7. Future perspectives

19. CAAX-Dependent Modifications of the Lamin Proteins in the Organization of the Nuclear Periphery

1. Introduction

2. The biochemistry of lamin CAAX processing

3. Biological consequences of CAAX processing of the nuclear lamins

4. Defects of lamin CAAX processing: drugs and diseases

5. Conclusions

20. All in the Family: Evidence for Four New LEM-Domain Proteins Lem2 (NET-25), Lem3, Lem4 and Lem5 in the Human Genome

1. Summary

2. Introduction to LEM-domain proteins, their functions in the nucleus and links to ‘laminopathy’ disease

3. Evidence for more LEM-domain proteins in the human genome

4. Other new LEM-domain proteins?

People also search for The Nuclear Envelope Vol 56 1st:

    
the nuclear envelope
    
the nuclear envelope function
    
the nuclear envelope and endoplasmic reticulum
    
the nuclear envelope is composed of what
    
the nuclear envelope disappears

Tags: David Evans, Chris Hutchison, John Bryant, Nuclear Envelope