Metallomics and the cell:
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adam_text | Contents
Dedication
to Ivano Bertini
............................................................................
v
ffistorical Development and Perspectives of the Series
...............................
vii
Preface to Volume
12....................................................................................... ix
Contributors to Volume
12............................................................................. xvii
Titles of Volumes
1-44
in the
Metal Ions in Biological Systems Series
......................................................... xxi
Contents of Volumes in the Metal Ions in Life Sciences Series
.................... xxiii
1 Metall
omics and the Cell:
Some Definitions and General Comments
............................................ 1
Lucia
Banci
and
Ivano Bertini
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 1
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 2
2
Thermies
Perspective
.................................................................... 3
3
The Cellular Perspective
.................................................................. 6
4
Towards Systems Biology
................................................................... 7
5
Concluding Remarks
........................................................................... 9
References
................................................................................................. 10
2
Technologies for Detecting Metals in Single Cells
................................ 15
James E. Penner-Hahn
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 16
1
Introduction and Scope
....................................................................... 16
2
Mass Spectrometry
.............................................................................. 18
ш
Contents
3
Visible Light
........................................................................................ 24
4
Intrinsic X-
Ray
Fluorescence
............................................................. 29
5
Concluding Remarks
ала
Future Directions
....................................... 37
References
................................................................................................. 38
3
Sodium/Potassium Homeostasis in the Cell
.......................................... 41
Michael Jakob Voldsgaard Clausen and
Hanne Poulsen
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 42
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 42
2
Sodium and Potassium as Enzymatic Cofactors
................................. 43
3
The Membrane Potential
..................................................................... 47
4
Na+ and K+ Gradients and Secondary Transporters
............................ 50
5
Homeostasis of the Na+ and
Kł
Gradients by the Na+,K4-ATPase
...... 55
6
Pathophysiology of
Na+,Kľ-ATPase
Disturbance
............................... 62
7
Concluding Remarks and Future Directions
....................................... 63
References
................................................................................................. 64
4
Magnesium Homeostasis in Mammalian Cells
..................................... 69
Andrea M.P.
Romani
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 70
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 70
2
Cellular Mg2+Distribution
.................................................................. 71
3
Mg2+Transport Mechanisms
............................................................... 72
4
Regulation of Mg2+ Transport and Homeostasis
................................. 92
5
Serum Mg2+Level and
Mg2ł
-Sensing Mechanism
.............................. 100
6
Physiological Role of Intracellular Mg2+
............................................ 103
7
Conclusions
......................................................................................... 108
References
.................................................................................................
Ill
5
Intracellular Calcium Homeostasis and Signaling
............................... 119
Maxisa
Brini,
Tito
Cali,
Denis
Ottolim,
and Ernesto Caxafoli
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 120
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 120
2
Distinctive Properties of theCa2* Signal
............................................. 123
3
The Ambivalent Nature of the Ca2+Signal
.......................................... 125
4
Regulation of the Ca2+ Signal by Ca2+ Buffering
and Ca2+Sensor Proteins
..................................................................... 127
5
Regulation of the Ca2+Signal by Membrane Transport Systems
........ 133
6
Intracellulax
Organelies
....................................................................... 149
7
Physiology of the Ca2+ Signal: A Selection of Cellular
Processes Controlled by Ca2+
.............................................................. 155
8
Concluding Remarks
........................................................................... 160
References
................................................................................................. 162
Contents
хні
6
Manganese
Homeostasis and Transport............................................... 169
Jerome
Roth, Silvia Ponzoni, and Michael Aschner
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 170
1
Introduction.........................................................................................
170
2
Manganese
Transport.......................................................................... 171
3
Manganese: Toxic Mechanisms
.......................................................... 180
4
Manganese and Genetics
..................................................................... 189
5
Concluding Remarks
........................................................................... 192
References
................................................................................................. 194
7
Control of Iron Metabolism in Bacteria
............................................... 203
Simon Andrews, Ian Norton, Arvindkumai S. Salunkhe,
Helen Goodluck, Wafaa S.M. Aly,
Hanna
Mourad-Agba,
and Pierre Cornells
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 204
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 204
2
Life Is Wedded to Iron
-
For Better or for Worse
............................... 205
3
Iron Uptake
......................................................................................... 206
4
Iron Storage, and Detoxification
.......................................................... 218
5
Global Iron Regulation
....................................................................... 220
6
Iron Replacement
................................................................................ 227
7
Iron and Pathogenicity
........................................................................ 228
8
Final Remarks
..................................................................................... 230
References
................................................................................................. 232
8
The Iron Metallome in Eukaryotic Organisms
.................................... 241
Adrienné
С.
Dlouhý
and Caryn
E. Outten
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 242
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 242
2
Physicochemical Properties of the Iron Metallome
............................ 243
3
Iron
Metalloproteins
............................................................................ 249
4
Iron Uptake, Trafficking, and Storage
................................................. 258
5
Regulation of the Iron Metallome
....................................................... 264
6
Concluding Remarks and Future Directions
....................................... 272
References
................................................................................................. 274
9
Heme
Uptake and Metabolism in Bacteria
........................................... 279
David R. Benson and Mario Rivera
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 280
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 280
2
Heme
Biosynthesis
.............................................................................. 281
3
Heme
Acquisition
................................................................................ 284
4
Heme
in the Cytoplasm
....................................................................... 312
5
Conclusions and Outlook
.................................................................... 323
References
................................................................................................. 325
xiv Contents
10
Cobalt
and Corrinoid Transport
ала
Biochemistry
............................ 333
Valentin Cracan and
Ruma Banerjee
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 334
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 334
2
Cobalt and Cobalamin Transport
........................................................ 334
3
Non-Cornn Cobalt Enzymes
............................................................... 343
4
Coenzyme B^-Dependent Isomerases
................................................ 351
5
G-Protein Chaperones for Coenzyme B^-Dependent Isomerases
...... 358
6
Concluding Remarks
........................................................................... 366
References
................................................................................................. 368
11
Nickel Metallomics:
General Themes Guiding Nickel Homeostasis
..................................... 375
Andrew M. Sydor and Deborah B.
Zambie
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 376
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 376
2
Nickel Transport
.................................................................................. 378
3
Nickel Enzymes: Structure and Assembly
.......................................... 382
4 N
ickel Storage
Protei
ns
....................................................................... 393
5
Nickel-Based Genetic Regulation
....................................................... 394
6
The View From The Top
..................................................................... 401
7
Concluding Remarks
........................................................................... 407
References
................................................................................................. 408
12
The Copper MetalJome in Prokaryotic Cells
........................................ 417
Christopher Rensmg and
Sylvia Franke McDevjtt
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 418
1
Evolution of Copper Use and Homeostasis in Prokary
otes
................ 418
2
Piokaryotic Copper Uptake
................................................................. 420
3
Copper Proteins
................................................................................... 422
4
Copper Resistance Mechanisms
............................................................ 429
5
Copper-Responsive Regulators
........................................................... 435
6
Copper Omics
..................................................................................... 439
7
Concluding Remarks and Future
Directions
....................................... 441
References
................................................................................................. 443
13
The Copper Metallome in Eukaryotic Cells
......................................... 451
Katherine
E.
Vest, Hayaa F. Hashemi, and Paul A. Cobine
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 451
1
Overview of Copper Homeostasis in Eukaryotic Cells
...................... 452
2
Copper Homeostasis: Saccharomyces cerevisiae
................................ 453
3
Copper Homeostasis: Mammals
......................................................... 459
Contents xv
4
Copper
Homeostasis:
Photosynthetic Organisms...............................
467
5
Concluding Remarks and Future Challenges
...................................... 470
References
................................................................................................. 471
14
Zinc and the Zinc Proteome
................................................................... 479
Wolfgang
Maret
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 480
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 480
2
Zinc in Biology
................................................................................... 481
3
Zinc Proteins, Zinc Proteomes, and Zinc Proteomics
......................... 482
4
Zinc Sites in Proteins....
...................................................................... 490
5
Control of Cellular Zinc
...................................................................... 491
6
Concluding Remarks, Present and Future Directions
......................... 495
References
................................................................................................. 498
15
Metabolism of Molybdenum
.................................................................. 503
Ralf R.
Mendel
Abstract
..................................................................................................... 504
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 504
2
Molybdenum
i n Eukaryotes
................................................................ 505
3
Molybdenum Enzymes
....................................................................... 513
4
Molybdenum and Molybdenum Cofactor Deficiencies
...................... 517
5
Molybdenum Metabolism Is Linked to Iron Metabolism
................... 518
6
Molybdenum and Tungsten in Prokaryotes
........................................ 519
7
General Conclusions
........................................................................... 523
References
................................................................................................. 524
16
Comparative Genomics Analysis of the
Metallomes
............................ 529
Vadim
N.
Gladyshev and Yan Zhang
Abstract
................................................................................:.................... 530
1
Introduction
......................................................................................... 530
2
General Approaches to Comparative Genomics
of Metal Utilization
............................................................................. 532
3
Molybdenum
....................................................................................... 535
4
Copper
.................................................................................................. 543
5
Nickel and Cobalt
............................................................................... 553
6
Comparative Genomics of Other Metals
............................................ 565
7
Comparative Genomics of Metal Dependency in Biology
................. 568
8
Concluding Remarks
........................................................................... 572
References
................................................................................................. 574
Index
................................................................................................................. 581
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