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Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

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Index I:23

Gleevec ® 1135, 1136F

Gli1, Gli2 and Gli3 regulator proteins 873

glial cells 625, 1173–1174, 1179, 1186,

1198–1202, 1210F

from neural stem cells 1250

radial glial cells 1200, 1201F

glioblastoma

EGF receptor mutation in 1107, 1117

Rb pathway disruption 1113

β-globin

DNA sequence of human gene 179F,

223F, 318F

DNA sequence of mouse gene 223F

HS4 barrier sequences and 202

β-thalassemia and 324F

globins, evolution 229–230

globular proteins, filaments from 123–124

glucagon 132F, 835T

glucocorticoid receptor 400

glucocorticoids, liver response 372

glucose

abnormal metabolism in cancer cells

1098

ATP yield from oxidation 775

structure 96

transcellular transport 605F

see also glycolysis

glucose 6-phosphate, in glycolysis 79,

80F, 85F, 87F, 104

glucose residues in cellulose 1083

glucose transport, and Na + gradients

603F

glucose trimming 683F, 684–685

glucosidases 685

glucosyl transferases 685

glucuronic acid 1058, 1060F

glutamate-gated ion channels 631

glutamate neurotransmitter 629, 636

glutamic acid structure 113

glutamine

structure 113

synthesis 66, 70

glutamine synthetase 66

glutaraldehyde fixative 535, 555

glutathione S-transferase (GST) 451

glycan cross-linking 1083–1084

glyceraldehyde 96

glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate 75F, 76, 77F,

78, 104–105, 760

in photosynthesis 784–786, 792

glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate

dehydrogenase 105

glycine

as an inhibitory neurotransmitter 629

in collagens 1062

in elastin 1065

structure 113

glycobiology 718

glycocalyx 582

glycogen

breakdown 827–828, 835T, 837T

polysaccharides 71F, 79–81, 87, 97

glycogen synthase kinase 3 (GSK3) 870

glycolipids

as membrane constituents 568,

575–576

structure 99

glycolysis

ATP production by 74–78, 781

in cancer cells 1098–1099, 1103,

1115

in plants 786

stages of 104–105

superiority of oxidative

phosphorylation 756

glycophorin 579F, 592F

glycophosphatidylinositol (GPI) 573, 577F,

582

GPI-anchors 573F, 577, 582, 688–

689, 749, 1039, 1060

glycoproteins, noncollagen

distinguishing proteoglycans 1059

as extracelluar matrix macromolecules

1057, 1073–1074

laminin 1058F, 1069–1073,

1075–1077

matrix organization by 1066–1067

nidogen 1058F, 1070, 1071F

variant-specific glycoprotein (VSG)

1290

see also fibronectin

glycosaminoglycans see GAGs

glycosidases 716, 718, 722

glycosphingolipids 690, 749

glycosyl transferases 716, 718–720, 868,

1059

glycosylation

membrane proteins 582–583,

683–684, 723

of Notch protein 868

in protein folding 685

purpose of 719–720

glyoxylate cycle 667

glyoxysomes 667

glypicans 1073

G M1 ganglioside 575F, 576

GM (granulocyte/macrophage) progenitor

cells 1245

GMCSF (granulocyte-macrophagecolony-

stimulating factor) 864T

goblet cells, intestinal 1218, 1219F, 1221,

1223–1225

gold, colloidal 539, 652F

gold particles

anti-plectin antibodies 949T

gold nanoparticles 589

nuclear pore complex investigations

651

“golden rice” 508

Golgi apparatus

among intracellular compartments

642

cis- and trans-faces 715F, 716

localization 715F

matrix proteins 721–722

microscopy and 546F, 556F, 558,

715F

microtubules in organization 939

models of transport 720–721

oligosaccharide processing 716–718

protein transport from the ER to

710–722

proteoglycan assembly 718–719,

1059

transport to lysosomes 722–730

see also TGN

golgins 721–722

gonorrhea 19, 288, 1303

gout 1301

GPCR kinases (GRKs) 848, 849F

GPCRs see G-protein coupled receptors

GPI-anchors (glycophosphatidylinositol)

573F, 577, 582, 688–689, 749,

1039, 1060

Gram-positive and Gram-negative

bacteria 610F, 1267

grana, thylakoid membrane 783, 789

granulocytes 864T, 1239, 1241T, 1245

granzymes 1334

graphene 554F

gravity and plant growth 881F, 883, 884F

Grb2 adaptor protein 824F, 855, 862F

great apes 218, 219F, 220

green algae 588, 623

green fluorescent protein (GFP) 459F,

501F, 502, 504F

Grim protein 1029

GRKs (GPCR kinases) 848, 849F

Groucho co-repressor 870F, 871

growth

of animals and organs 1193–1198

and degrowth 1248

growth cones, axons 858, 943, 951,

1201–1204, 1206, 1208–1211

endothelial tip cells resembling 1237

growth factors

control of cell growth 1011, 1017,

1114F

definition 1011

mTOR and 861

PI 3-kinase and 1017

growth hormone

gigantism and dwarfism 1196

JAK-STAT signaling pathway and

864T

see also plant growth regulators

growth inhibition by TGFβ 1012

GSK3 (glycogen synthase kinase 3)

870–871, 872F, 881

GST (glutathione S-transferase) 451

GTP-binding proteins see GTPases

GTP cap, microtubules 927–929

GTP (guanosine triphosphate)

in the citric acid cycle 83, 84F,

106–107

structure 85F

GTP hydrolysis

microtubules 928

in nuclear import 654

in protein synthesis 343–344,

345–346

in Rab5 domains 707

tubulin catalysis of 894

GTPases

as cell regulators 156–157

EF-Tu 160–161, 163

G protein α-subunit as 820, 832

monomeric 703, 820, 854

Rab and Ras families 278, 854

Rho family as 997

septins as 949

guanine

deamination to xanthine 272F, 273

DNA base pairing with cytosine 176,

177F

O 6 -methyl- 271

structure 100

synthesis and riboswitches 414F

guanosine

7-methyl- 316–317F

N,N-dimethyl- 337F

guanyl transferases 316

Page numbers with an F refer to a figure; page numbers with a T refer to a table.

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