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214 Author Index Volumes 151 - 198 Jones RO (1996) Structure and Spectroscopy of Small Atomic Clusters. 182:87-118 Jucha A, see Fontaine A (1989) 151 : 179-203 Juris A, see Venturi M (1998) 197:193 -228 Jurisson S, see Volkert WA (1996) 176:77- 122 Kaim W (1994) Thermal and Light Induced Electron Transfer Reactions of Main Group Metal Hydrides and Organometallics. 169:231 - 252 Kappes T, see Sauerbrei B (1997) 186:65-86 Kavarnos GJ (1990) Fundamental Concepts of Photoinduced Electron Transfer. 156: 21 - 58 Kelleher N, see Begley TP (1998) 195: 93-142 Kelly JM, see Kirsch-De-Mesmaeker A (1996) 177:25 - 76 Kerr RG, see Baker BJ (1993) 167:1-32 Khairutdinov RE see Zamaraev KI (1992) 163:1- 94 Khosla C, see Carreras CW (1997); 188:85-126 Kikuchi J, see Murakami Y (1995) 175:133 - 156 Kim JI, Stumpe R, Klenze R (1990) Laser-induced Photoacoustic Spectroscopy for the Specia- tion of Transuranic Elements in Natural Aquatic Systems. 157:129-180 Kinsland C, see Begley TP (1998) 195: 93-142 Kirsch-De-Mesmaeker A, Lecomte J-P, Kelly JM (1996) Photoreactions of Metal Complexes with DNA, Especially Those Involving a Primary Photo-Electron Transfer. 177: 25- 76 Kirschning A, Bechthold A F-W, Rohr J (1997) Chemical and Biochemical Aspects of Deoxy- sugars and Deoxysugar Oligosaccharides. 188:1 - 84 Kitazume T, Yamazaki T (1997) Enzymatically Controlled Reactions of Organofluorine Com- pounds. 193:91 - 130 Klaffke W, see Thiem J (1990) 154: 285 - 332 Klein DJ (1990) Semiempirical Valence Bond Views for Benzenoid Hydrocarbons. 153:57-84 Klein DJ, see Chen RS (1990) 153:227-254 Klenze R, see Kim JI (1990) 157:129-180 Knauer M, see Bley K (1993) 166:199-233 Knops P, Sendhoff N, Mekelburger H-B, V6gtle F (1991) High Dilution Reactions - New Synthetic Applications. 161 : 1- 36 Koca J, see Hladka E (1993) 166:121-197 K6nig B (1998) Carbon Rich Cyclophanes with Unusual Properties - an Update. 196:91 - 136 Koepp E, see Ostrowicky A (1991) 161:37-68 Kohnke FH, Mathias JP, Stoddart JF (1993) Substrate-Directed Synthesis: The Rapid Assembly of Novel Macropolycyclic Structures via Stereoregular Diels-Alder Oligomerizations. 165:1-69 Korchowiec J, see Nalewajski RF (1996) 183: 25 - 142 Kostikov RR, Molchanov AP, Hopf H (1990) Gem-Dihalocyclopropanos in Organic Synthesis. 155:41-80 Kratochvil M, see Hladka E (1993) 166:121 - 197 Ki:en V (1997) Enzymatic and Chemical Glycosylations of Ergot Alkaloids and Biological Aspects of New Compounds. 186:45 - 64 Kricka LJ, see Cheng J (1998) 194:215-231 Krogh E, Wan P (1990) Photoinduced Electron Transfer of Carbanions and Carbacations. 156:93-116 Krohn K, Rohr J (1997) Angucyclines: Total Syntheses, New Structures, and Biosynthetic Studies of an Emerging New Class of Antibiotics. 188:127-195 Kryutchkov SV (1996) Chemistry of Technetium Cluster Compounds. 176:189 -252 Kuck D (1998) The Centropolyindanes and Related Centro-Fused Polycyclic Organic Com- pounds. 196:167- 220 Kumar A, see Mishra PC (1995) 174:27-44 Kunkeley H, see Vogler A (1990) 158:1 -30 Kuwajima I, Nakamura E (1990) Metal Homoenolates from Siloxycyclopropanes. 155: 1-39 Kvasnicka V, see Hladka E (1993) 166:121-197 Lammerink TS, see van den Berg A (1998) 194: 21 - 49
Author Index Volumes 151 - 198 215 Lange F, see Mandelkow E (1989) 151:9-29 Lautens M, see Chiu P (1997) 190:1-85 Lecomte J-P, see Kirsch-De-Mesmaeker A (1996) 177:25 - 76 van Leeuwen R, Gritsenko OV, Baerends EJ (1996) Analysis and Modelling of Atomic and Molecular Kohn-Sham Potentials. 180:107 - 168 Lee AWM, Chan WH (1997) Chiral Acetylenic Sulfoxides and Related Compounds in Organic Synthesis. 190: 103-129 Leeper FJ, see Battersby AR (1998) 195:143-193 Lefort D, see Fossey J (1993) 164:99-113 Lehr H, see Ehrfeld W (1998) 194:233-252 Lipshutz RJ, see Anderson RC (1998) 194:117-129 Little RD, Schwaebe MK (1997) Reductive Cyclizations at the Cathode. 185:1-48 Lopez L (1990) Photoinduced Electron Transfer Oxygenations. 156:117-166 L6pez-Boada R, see Ludena EV (1996) 180:169-224 Lozach B, see Collet A (1993) 165:103-129 Lu L, see Burton DJ (1997) 193:45- 89 Ludena EV, L6pez-Boada (1996) Local-Scaling Transformation Version of Density Functional Theory: Generation of Density Functionals. 180:169-224 Liining U (1995) Concave Acids and Bases. 175: 57-100 Lundt I (1997) Aldonolactones as Chiral Synthons 187:117 - 156 Lymar SV, Parmon VN, Zamarev KI (1991) Photoinduced Electron Transfer Across Membranes. 159:1-66 Lynch PLM, see Bissell RA (1993) 168:223-264 Maguire GEM, see Bissell RA (1993) 168:223 - 264 Majoral J-P, Caminade A-M (1998) Divergent Approaches to Phosphorus-Containing Dendrimers and their Functionalization. 197: 79-124 Mandelkow E, Lange G, Mandelkow E-M (1989) Applications of Synchrotron Radiation to the Study of Biopolymers in Solution: Time-Resolved X-Ray Scattering of Microtubule Self- Assembly and Oscillations. 151:9-29 Mandelkow E-M, see Mandelkow E (1989) 151:9-29 March NH, see Holas A (1996) 180:57-106 Maslak P (1993) Fragmentations by Photoinduced Electron Transfer. Fundamentals and Practical Aspects. 168:1- 46 Mathias JP, see Kohnke FH (1993) 165:1-69 Mattay J, Vondenhof M (1991) Contact and Solvent-Separated Radical Ion Pairs in Organic Photochemistry. 159:219-255 Mattay J, see Hintz S (1996) 177: 77-124 Matyska L, see Hladka E (1993) 166:121 - 197 McCoy CP, see Bissell RA (1993) 168:223-264 McGall G, see Anderson RC (1998) 194:117 - 129 Mekelburger H-B, see Knops P (1991) 161 : 1-36 Mekelburger H-B, see Schr6der A (1994) 172:179- 201 Mella M, see Albini A (1993) 168:143-173 Mel~ndez RE, Hamilton AD (1998) Hydrogen-Bonded Ribbons, Tapes and Sheets as Motifs for Crystal Engineeering. 198: 97-129 Memming R (1994) Photoinduced Charge Transfer Processes at Semiconductor Electrodes and Particles. 169:105-182 Meng Q, Hesse M (1991) Ring Closure Methods in the Synthesis of Macrocyclic Natural Products. 161 : 107-176 Merz A (1989) Chemically Modified Electrodes. 152:49- 90 Mestres J, see Besalfi, E (1995) 173: 31 - 62 Meyer B (1990) Conformational Aspects of Oligosaccharides. 154:141 - 208 Meyer J-U, see Stieglitz T (1998) 194:131 - 162 Mezey PG (1995) Density Domain Bonding Topology and Molecular Similarity Measures. 173:63-83
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