INVITED TRIBUTE, SPECIAL SECTION IN HONOR OF MAX PERUTZ:

D. EISENBERG

Max Perutz's achievements: How did he do it?
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1625-1628. [PDF]  

INVITED PAPER, SPECIAL SECTION IN HONOR OF MAX PERUTZ:

M. PERUTZ

Polar zippers: Their role in human disease
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1629-1637. [Abstract] [PDF]  

D. M. BLOW, N. E. CHAYEN, L. F. LLOYD, and E. SARIDAKIS

Control of nucleation of protein crystals
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1638-1643. [Abstract] [PDF]  

P. D. BROWNLIE, R. LAMBERT, G. V. LOUIE, P. M. JORDAN, T. L. BLUNDELL, M. J. WARREN, J. B. COOPER, and S. P. WOOD

The three-dimensional structures of mutants of porphobilinogen deaminase: Toward an understanding of the structural basis of acute intermittent porphyria
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1644-1650. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R. BASAVAPPA, R. SYED, O. FLORE, J. P. ICENOGLE, D. J. FILMAN, and J. M. HOGLE

Role and mechanism of the maturation cleavage of VP0 in poliovirus assembly: Structure of the empty capsid assembly intermediate at 2.9 A resolution
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1651-1669. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

CLMJ. VERLINDE, E. A. MERRITT, FVD. AKKER, H. KIM, I. FEIL, L. F. DELBONI, S. C. MANDE, S. SARFATY, P. H. PETRA, and WGJ. HOL

Protein crystallography and infectious diseases
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1670-1686. [Abstract] [PDF]  

P. M. COLMAN

Influenza virus neuraminidase: Structure, antibodies, and inhibitors
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1687-1696. [Abstract] [PDF]  

A. A. KOSSIAKOFF, W. SOMERS, M. ULTSCH, K. ANDOW, Y. A. MULLER, and A. M. DE-VOS

Comparison of the intermediate complexes of human growth hormone bound to the human growth hormone and prolactin receptors
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1697-1705. [Abstract] [PDF]  

HEG. ARONSON, W. E. ROYER-JR., and W. A. HENDRICKSON

Quantification of tertiary structural conservation despite primary sequence drift in the globin fold
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1706-1711. [Abstract] [PDF]  

M. G. ROSSMANN

Viral cell recognition and entry
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1712-1725. [Abstract] [PDF]  

L. N. JOHNSON and D. BARFORD

Electrostatic effects in the control of glycogen phosphorylase by phosphorylation
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1726-1730. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RECOLLECTIONS, SPECIAL SECTION IN HONOR OF MAX PERUTZ:

M. G. ROSSMANN

The beginnings of structural biology
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1731-1733. [PDF]  

H. NEURATH

Proteolytic enzymes past and present: The second golden era
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1734-1739. [PDF]  

ARTICLES:

J. W. SEALE, R. SRINIVASAN, and G. D. ROSE

Sequence determinants of the capping box, a stabilizing motif at the N-termini of {alpha}-helices
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1741-1745. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

M. R. WITMER, D. PALMIERI-YOUNG, and J. J. VILLAFRANCA

Probing the catalytic roles of n(2)-site glutamate residues in Escherichia coli glutamine synthetase by mutagenesis
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1746-1759. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

H. CHAO, F. D. SONNICHSEN, C. I. DELUCA, B. D. SYKES, and P. L. DAVIES

Structure-function relationship in the globular type III antifreeze protein: Identification of a cluster of surface residues required for binding to ice
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1760-1769. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

A. SAXENA, N. QIAN, I. M. KOVACH, A. P. KOZIKOWSKI, Y. P. PANG, D. C. VELLOM, Z. RADIC, D. QUINN, P. TAYLOR, and B. P. DOCTOR

Identification of amino acid residues involved in the binding of Huperzine A to cholinesterases
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1770-1778. [Abstract] [PDF]  

N. D. CLARKE, C. R. KISSINGER, J. DESJARLAIS, G. L. GILLILAND, and C. O. PABO

Structural studies of the engrailed homeodomain
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1779-1787. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

M. PAWLAK, U. MESETH, B. DHANAPAL, M. MUTTER, and H. VOGEL

Template-assembled melittin: Structural and functional characterization of a designed, synthetic channel-forming protein
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1788-1805. [Abstract] [PDF]  

F. F. DAMBERGER, J. G. PELTON, C. J. HARRISON, HCM. NELSON, and D. E. WEMMER

Solution structure of the DNA-binding domain of the heat shock transcription factor determined by multidimensional heteronuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1806-1821. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

J. P. STALEY and P. S. KIM

Formation of a native-like subdomain in a partially folded intermediate of bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1822-1832. [Abstract] [PDF]  

P. K. PALLAGHY, K. J. NIELSEN, D. J. CRAIK, and R. S. NORTON

A common structural motif incorporating a cystine knot and a triple-stranded {beta}-sheet in toxic and inhibitory polypeptides
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1833-1839. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S. ZARINA, C. SLINGSBY, R. JAENICKE, Z. H. ZAIDI, H. DRIESSEN, and N. SRINIVASAN

Three-dimensional model and quaternary structure of the human eye lens protein {gamma}S-crystallin based on {beta}- and {gamma}-crystallin X-ray coordinates and ultracentrifugation
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1840-1846. [Abstract] [PDF]  

T. M. KLINGLER and D. L. BRUTLAG

Discovering structural correlations in {alpha}-helices
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1847-1857. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

W. R. TAYLOR, T. P. FLORES, and C. A. ORENGO

Multiple protein structure alignment
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1858-1870. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

S. E. BRENNER and A. BERRY

A quantitative methodology for the de novo design of proteins
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1871-1882. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

REVIEWS:

C. R. GOWARD and D. J. NICHOLLS

Malate dehydrogenase: A model for structure, evolution, and catalysis
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1883-1888. [Abstract] [PDF]  

FOR THE RECORD:

ARC. RAINE, N. S. SCRUTTON, and F. S. MATHEWS

On the evolution of alternate core packing in eightfold {beta}/{alpha}-barrels
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1889-1892. [Abstract] [PDF] [Data Supplement]  

THE ELECTRONIC PROTEIN SCIENCE UPDATE:

THE ELECTRONIC PROTEIN SCIENCE UPDATE
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1893. [PDF]  

ERRATUM:

ERRATUM
Protein Sci 1994 3: 1894. [PDF]  

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