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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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I:48 Index

sugars

in GAGs 1058

glycolysis 74–78

product yields from oxidation 775T

ring and complex formation 96–97

ring numbering 100

storage as starch and fat 785–786

see also glucose; monosaccharides;

oligosaccharides;

polysaccharides

sulfur

sulfate assimilation pathway 86

sulfhydryl groups 91

see also disulfide bonds

SUMO (small ubiquitin-related modifier)

158

SUN proteins 948–949

superhelical tension, DNA 314–315

superhelices, collagen 1061, 1070

superoxides 771, 808, 1239, 1301

superresolution techniques (microscopy)

549–553

suppressor mutations 487

surface imaging, by SEM 558

survival factors

apoptosis suppression by 1011,

1029–1030

and cell migration 1186–1187

SV40 simian virus 128F, 732, 1279

switch helices 161

switches

allosteric proteins as 152

cell-cycle control system 967, 972–

973

cooperative binding and 517

GTP-binding proteins as 157F, 703,

820, 854

GTPases (Ran, Ras, Rho) as 653, 854,

956

kinases and phosphatases and 819

Lac operons as 382–383

M-Cdk activation 979

microtubule catastrophes and rescues

934

operation in Drosophila 392–395

positive feedback loops and 517,

518–520

protein kinases as 829F, 841, 843F,

846, 852, 857

riboswitches 414–415, 423F

Smads in 866

transcription activation and repression

871, 873, 878

transcription control in eukaryotes

384–392

transcription regulators as 384–392,

402–403

transcription repressors, to activators

868, 871

switching times, gene expression

1176–1177

symbiosis

endosymbiont hypothesis 800

in eukaryotes 25

plants and nitrogen-fixing bacteria 12

in tube worms 12F

sympathetic neurons

NGF and 1208

withdrawal from the cell cycle 1018

symporters 602–603, 604F, 605, 628, 632

synapses

adjustment depending on activity

1198

chemical synapses 627–630

described 627

electrical and chemical 628

elimination 1211

formation 1209–1212

number per neuron 633

psychoactive drugs at 631–632

scaffold proteins 1050F

synapsis and desynapsis 1006–1007

synaptic clefts 628, 632–633, 1209

synaptic plasticity 636–637, 1212–1213

synaptic signaling 815

synaptic vesicles 628, 744–746, 747F

synaptobrevin 745F, 747F

synaptonemal complexes 1006–1007,

1008–1009F, 1010

synaptotagmin 745

syncytia 393F, 655F, 748, 1002, 1003F,

1157

skeletal muscle cells as 1233

syncytial blastoderms 1157–1158,

1157–1161, 1165

syndecans 1060–1061

Synechococcus elongatus 778F, 878

synonymous codons 219–220

syntaxin 745F

synteny 221–222, 224–225

“synthetic-lethal” treatments 491, 1133,

1140

synthetic ribozymes 363–364

T

T-antigen, SV40 virus 652F

T cell activation

control of nuclear import 655F

dendritic cells and 1324–1326, 1331

extracellular signals and 1336–1337

T-cell-mediated immune responses

1307–1308

T-cell receptors

accessory receptors and co-receptors

1304, 1325, 1330T, 1331–1333,

1335–1337

inhibitory receptors 1138, 1337

misfolding 712

T cells

antigen presentation by dendritic cells

1305

co-stimulatory proteins 1305, 1306F,

1326, 1327F, 1335, 1337–1338

effector T cells 1309–1311, 1313,

1324, 1328, 1333–1335, 1337

γ/δ T cells 1326

main classes of 1325

MHC proteins and 1324–1339

origin in the thymus 1308

recognition of foreign peptides 1327F

thymocytes as developing T cells

1308F, 1332–1333, 1336

t-loops 263

T tubules (transverse tubules)

in muscle contraction 920, 921F

voltage-gated Ca 2+ channels in 633

T4 bacteriophage 19F, 324

T7 bacteriophage 243

tail polymerization 72–73

talin 1037T, 1075, 1078–1081

tamoxifen 1221–1222F

tandem duplication

and genetic variation 228

linking protein domains 122

tandem repeats

RNA polymerase tails 317F

STRs (short tandem repeats) 476

telomeres 262

TAP-tagging (tandem affinity purification

tagging) 451

TAP (transporter associated with antigen

processing) 611

TAR RNA 414

TAT pathway (twin arginine translocation)

665F

TAT protein 414, 420–421

TATA boxes 310–311, 312F, 385F

tau protein 932–933, 934F

Taxol ® (paclitaxel) 904T, 929, 936F

TBP (TATA-binding protein) 310,

311–312F, 311T

TBSV (tobacco bushy stunt virus) 129F

Tbx5 transcription factor 1259

TCRs (T-cell receptors) 1304, 1325–1326,

1328, 1331–1333, 1336, 1337F,

1338

telomerases

cancer cells 1100

expression by ES cells 1254

human cells not producing 1016,

1100

lcRNA in 429, 435

and the nucleolus 330

resembling reverse transcriptases

262, 263F

telomeres

as chromosomal structures 186, 263

end-replication problem 262

length and its regulation 264–265

replicative cell senescence 442, 1016,

1100

telophase 964, 981, 995

plant cell 1000F

TEM (transmission electron microscopy)

305F, 554, 555–556F, 558, 560F

temperature effects, lipid bilayers 571

temperature-sensitive mutations 489

templated polymerization 3–4

templating

active sites 145

assembly factors 130

in DNA repair 275

in DNA replication 177–178, 239–240

in PCR 474

RNA 364

tensile strength 1046, 1057, 1063, 1070,

1082–1083, 1084–1085F

tension sensing 1043, 1044F, 1068F,

1080, 1081F, 1229

teratomas 1257

terminally differentiated cells 400, 816,

1012, 1021, 1148

skeletal muscle 1233

small intestinal villi 1218–1219

termination (of transcription) 306

testes

Leydig cells 671F

piRNA in 433

testosterone, structure 99, 876F

Tet repressor 495F

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