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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:27

morphogens in 1151, 1153

sequential induction 1153–1154, 1160

in vertebrate embryos 1167F, 1177,

1184, 1198

infants

antibody transport in newborns 737

birth defects 1154

infection strategies 1276–1294

infectious diseases

immunity and the adaptive immune

system 1297

mortality 1263

see also pathogens

inflammasomes 1301

inflammatory response

and cancer 1132

and pathogens 1300–1301

and white blood cells 1240

influenza virus

as a disease-causing virus 1265,

1273T

effect on host-cell transcription 1288

genome reassortment 1291, 1292F

infection by endocytosis 709,

1280–1281

influenza A 1273T, 1280

negative strand genome 1289

nomenclature 1292F

pandemics 1291, 1292F

structures 1274

inheritance

chromosome-wide gene expression

changes 409–411

of organelles 648, 807

see also heredity

inhibitors of protein function 459–460

inhibitory neurotransmitters 629

inhibitory postsynaptic potential 633

inhibitory signals, sequential 820, 821F

initiation factors

eIFs (eukaryotic initiation factors) 347,

348F, 423–428

for IRES 425

phosphorylation 423–424

initiator caspases 1022–1025, 1028

initiator proteins 254–255, 256–257F, 259

innate immune responses

speed of 1298

Toll and Toll-like receptors 1165

innate immune system

as first line of defense 1298–1306

natural killer cells in 1304

innate lymphoid cells 1326

innexins 1051

inosine, in tRNA 336, 337F

inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate (IP 3 ) 837, 847

inositol phospholipid signaling pathways

836, 848, 852, 853F, 861

inositol phospholipids (phosphoinositides)

572, 574, 836

phosphatidylinositol (PI) 377F, 574

profilin binding 906

see also PIPs

insect vectors 1276

insertional mutagenesis 488, 491

insulator DNA sequences 391, 409

insulin

action via receptor tyrosine kinases

850T

assembly 130

deletion of thymocytes recognizing

1332

PI 3-kinase-Akt signaling pathway and

860, 1114–1115

recycling endosomes and 738

secretion by pancreatic β-cells 1226

insulin receptor 823, 850T, 851–852

Int1 gene 869

integrases 291

integration, intracellular signaling systems

825

integrin clusters and 1079

integrins

active and inactive conformations

1077–1078

binding sites 1075

in cell adhesion and motility 955–956,

959

cytoplasmic tyrosine kinases and

862–863

fibronectin binding 1067–1068

intracellular signaling proteins and

1079–1080

α L β 2 integrin (LFA1) 1055F, 1076T,

1077

as matrix receptors 1074

mediation of cell-cell adhesion 1038,

1054, 1077

mediation of cell-matrix junctions

1037F, 1038

α- and β-subunits 1075

as transmembrane adhesion proteins

1037

types of 1076T

interacting proteins, identifying 457–458

interaction domains 822–824, 852–853,

860

interchromatin granule clusters 213,

331–333

interference effects, in microscopy 531,

532F, 550

interferon-α (IFNα)

as a cytokine 1304

JAK-STAT signaling pathway and

864T, 1304

interferon-β (IFNβ) 1304

interferon-γ (IFNγ)

from helper T effector cells

1335–1336

JAK-STAT signaling pathway and

864T

as a Type II interferon 1304

interleukins

IL1 (interleukin-1) 873, 1257F, 1301

IL3 1257F

IL4 1336

IL5 1335F

IL6 1301, 1335F, 1336

IL10 1335F, 1336

IL12 1301, 1335

IL13 1335F

IL17 1301, 1335F, 1336

IL21 1335F, 1336

intermediate filaments

assembly 124, 946

in cell migration 959

desmosomes and 1036, 1045–1046

flexibility and stretch 895F

hemidesmosomes and 1076

and the nuclear envelope 890

and the nuclear lamina 891, 944

and septins 944–950

intermembrane space, mitochondria 658,

663–664

internal membranes

chloroplasts 27F

eukaryotic cells 24

mitochondria 26F

interphase

as cell cycle stage 185, 964

chromosome state in 185–188, 198,

207–208, 209F

components 964, 965F

interpolar microtubules 982

intestinal crypts 1122, 1124, 1218–1219

intracellular compartments see organelles

intracellular development programs 1179,

1200

intracellular pathogens 1278–1279, 1282,

1283F, 1284–1285

intracellular signaling cascades see

enzyme cascades

intracellular signaling complexes 822,

823F, 851F, 859

intracellular signaling pathways 814

combating noise 820–822

interaction domains 822–824,

852–853, 860

in plants 880–885

response behaviors 824–825

response speeds and turnover rate

825–826

see also signaling pathways

intracellular signaling proteins 578, 700,

814, 1079–1080

intraepithelial neoplasia 1131

intragenic mutations 16, 17F

intralumenal vesicles 724F, 729–730,

735–737, 738F

intrinsic activation pathway, apoptosis

1023–1029

anti-cancer drugs binding to Bcl2

1031

Bcl2 regulation 1025–1028

mitochondrial involvement 1025

intron sequence ambiguities 416

introns (intervening sequences)

consensus nucleotide sequences

319F

discovery 417

evolution rate 220F

in human genome 183F, 184, 224F,

318F

self-splicing 324

size range 319, 321

transcribed, removal by RNA splicing

315–316, 317–318, 320F, 336

unique removal by IRE1 688

invadopodia 952

invariant membrane proteins 1316–1317,

1326, 1336

invariant polypeptide chains, BCR/TCR

1327F, 1328–1329, 1330F, 1337F,

1338

invariant sections, MHC protein 1331

invasin 1281

inversion mutations 487

inverted repeats 289, 603, 604F, 676F

ion-channel-coupled receptors 817F, 818,

843

ion channels

all-or-nothing opening 626

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

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