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Eukaryotism and Symbiosis

Intertaxonic Combination versus Symbiotic Adaptation

  • Hainfried E. A. Schenk
  • Reinhold G. Herrmann
  • Kwang W. Jeon
  • Nobert E. Müller
  • Werner Schwemmler
Conference proceedings

Table of contents

  1. Front Matter
    Pages I-XIII
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  2. Intertaxonic Combination and the Origin and Differentiation of the cell

    1. Phylogeny of Exogenosomes

      1. Origin and Evolution of Chloroplasts: Current Status and Future Perspectives
        K. V. Kowallik
        Pages 3-23
      2. What’s Eating Eu? The Role of Eukaryote/Eukaryote Endosymbioses in Plastid Origins
        G. I. McFadden, P. Gilson
        Pages 24-39
      3. The Complete Sequence of the Cyanelle Genome of Cyanophora paradoxa: The Genetic Complexity of a Primitive Plastid
        W. Löffelhardt, V. L. Stirewalt, C. B. Michalowski, M. Annarella, J. Y. Farley, W. M. Schluchter et al.
        Pages 40-48
      4. Plastid-Like Organelles in Anaerobic Mastigotes and Parasitic Apicomplexans
        J. H. P. Hackstein, H. Schubert, J. Rosenberg, U. Mackenstedt, M. van den Berg, S. Brul et al.
        Pages 49-56
      5. Complete Mitochondrial DNA Sequence of Budding yeast Hansenula wingei Indicates its Intermediary Characteristics Between Those of Yeasts and Filamentous Fungi
        T. Sekito, K. Okamoto, H. Kitano, K. Yoshida
        Pages 57-62
      6. Biogenesis of Hydrogenosomes in Psalteriomonas lanterna: No Evidence for an Exogenosomal Ancestry
        J. H. P. Hackstein, J. Rosenberg, C. A. M. Broers, F. G. J. Voncken, H. C. P. Matthijs, C. K. Stumm et al.
        Pages 63-70

    2. Intertaxonic Combination and Gene Transfer (Interspecific, Intracellular)

      1. Eukaryotism, Towards a New Interpretation
        R. G. Herrmann
        Pages 73-118
      2. Obituary: Hans Kössel (1934–1995)
        P. Sitte
        Pages 119-121
      3. Transcript Editing in Chloroplasts of Higher Plants
        R. Bock, F. Albertazzi, R. Freyer, M. Fuchs, S. Ruf, P. Zeltz et al.
        Pages 123-137
      4. The Mobile Introns in Fission Yeast Mitochondria: A Short Review and New Data
        B. Schäfer, K. Wolf
        Pages 138-144
      5. Gene Transfer from the Zygomycete Parasitella parasitica to its Hosts: An Evolutionary Link Between Sex and Parasitism?
        J. Wöstemeyer, A. Wöstemeyer, A. Burmester, K. Czempinski
        Pages 145-152
      6. Trans-Kingdom Conjugation as a Model for Gene Transfer From Endosymbionts to Nucleus During the Origin of Exogenosomal Organelles
        K. Yoshida, K. Kamiji, A. Mahmood, T. Sekito, H. Ishitomi
        Pages 153-164
      7. Chronobiology and Endocytobiology: Where do They Meet?
        F. Kippert
        Pages 165-188

    3. Protein Import into Cell Organelles Exogenosomes and Endogenosomes

      1. Evolution of Protein Sorting Signals
        G. von Heijne
        Pages 191-194
      2. Protein Import Into Peroxisomes
        R. Erdmann, W. H. Kunau
        Pages 195-205
      3. Membrane Transport of Proteins: A Multitude of Pathways at the Thylakoid Membrane
        R. B. Klösgen, J. Berghöfer, I. Karnauchov
        Pages 206-213
      4. Analysis of Mitochondrial and Chloroplast Targeting Signals by Neural Network Systems
        G. Schneider, J. Schuchhardt, A. Malik, J. Glienke, B. Jagla, D. Behrens et al.
        Pages 214-229

    4. Metabolic Control and Ontogenetic Regulations Between Exogenosomes and Nucleus

      1. Impact of Plastid Differentiation on Transcription of Nuclear and Mitochondrial Genes
        W. R. Hess, B. Linke, T. Börner
        Pages 233-242
      2. Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase Isoenzymes from Cyanophora paradoxa Examination of Their Metabolic Integration Within the Meta-Endocytobiotic System
        T. Fester, H. E. A. Schenk
        Pages 243-251
      3. The Phycobiliproteins Within the Cyanoplasts of Cyanophora paradoxa Store Carbon, Nitrogen, and Sulfur for the Whole Cell
        N. E. Müller, O. Hauler, H. E. A. Schenk
        Pages 252-260

    5. Molecular evolution

      1. Hypercycles in Biological Systems
        M. Gebinoga
        Pages 263-276
      2. Evolutionary Optimization of Enzymes and Metabolic Systems
        R. Heinrich
        Pages 277-288
      3. The Endocytobiological Concept of Evolution: A Unified Model
        W. J. Schwemmler
        Pages 289-299
      4. Giglio-Tos and Pierantoni: A General Theory of Symbiosis that Still Works
        F. M. Scudo
        Pages 300-326

  3. Symbiotic Systems Adaptation, Signal Transduction, Taxonomy and Evolution

    1. Molecular Approach to Taxonomy of Endocytobionts

      1. Progress in the Studies of Endosymbiotic Algae From Larger Foraminifera
        J. J. Lee, J. Morales, J. Chai, C. Wray, R. Röttger
        Pages 329-344
      2. Phylogeny Reconstruction Based on Molecular Property Patterns
        W. Schmidt
        Pages 345-356

    2. Endocytobionts in Protists and Invertebrates

      1. Symbiosis and Macromolecules
        K. W. Jeon
        Pages 359-366
      2. Acidification in Digestive Vacuoles is an Early Event Required for Holospora Infection of Paramecium Nucleus
        M. Fujishima, M. Kawai
        Pages 367-370
      3. Monoclonal Antibody Specific for Activated Form of Holospora obtusa, a Macronucleus-Specific Bacterium of Paramecium caudatum
        M. Kawai, M. Fujishima
        Pages 371-374
      4. Interactions of Host Paramecia With Infectious Holospora Endocytobionts
        E. Baier, H.-D. Görtz
        Pages 375-378
      5. Appearance of Viable Bacteria in Acanthamoeba royreba After Amoebic Exposure to Megarad Doses of Gamma Radiation
        A. A. Vass, R. P. Mackowski, R. L. Tyndall
        Pages 379-388
      6. Endosymbiosis of Sogatodes orizicola (Muir; Insecta) With Yeast-Like Symbionts
        E. Kreil, H. Tauchert, G. Hoheisel, S. Richter
        Pages 389-394
      7. A Chaperonin-Like in the Principal Endocytobiotes of the Weevil Sitophilus
        H. Charles, A. Heddi, P. Nardon
        Pages 395-402

    3. Symbiotic Plant Microbe/Fungus Interactions

      1. Host Signals Dictating Growth Direction, Morphogenesis and Differentiation in Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbionts
        M. Giovannetti
        Pages 405-411
      2. Role of Fungal Wall Components in Interactions Between Endomycorrhizal Symbionts
        A. Gollotte, C. Cordier, M. C. Lemoine, V. Gianinazzi-Pearson
        Pages 412-428
      3. Control of Elicitor-Induced Reactions in Spruce Cells by Auxin and by Enzymatic Elicitor Degradation
        P. Salzer, R. Mensen, G. Hebe, K. Gaschler, A. Hager
        Pages 429-440
      4. A Novel IS element is presented in Repeted Copies among the Nodulation Genes of Rhizibium ‘hedysari’
        F. Meneghetti, S. Alberghini, E. Tola, A. Giacomini, F. J. Ollero, A. Squartini et al.
        Pages 441-448
      5. Effect of Drought Stress on Carbohydrate Metabolism in Nodules of Lupinus angustifolius
        M. L. Comino, M. R. de Felipe, M. Fernandez-Pascual, L. Martin
        Pages 449-456
      6. Creation of Artificial Symbiosis Between Azotobacter and Higher Plants
        É. Preininger, P. Koränyi, I. Gyurjän
        Pages 457-466

    4. Intra- and Extracellular Interactions Between Phycobionts and Mycobionts

      1. News on Geosiphon pyriforme, an Endocytobiotic Consortium of a Fungus with a Cyanobacterium
        M. Kluge, H. Gehrig, D. Mollenhauer, R. Mollenhauer, E. Schnepf, A. Schüßler
        Pages 469-476
      2. Isoforms of Arginase in the Lichens Evernia prunastri and Xanthoria parietina: Physiological Roles and Their Implication in the Controlled Parasitism of the Mycobiont
        M. C. Molina, C. Vicente, M. M. Pedrosa, M. E. Legaz
        Pages 477-483
      3. Comparison Between Recent-Isolated and Cultured Populations of Phycobionts From Xanthoria parietina (L.)
        M. C. Molina, E. Stocker-Wörgötter, R. Zorer, R. Türk, C. Vicente
        Pages 484-490
      4. Presence and Identification of Polyamines and their Conjugation to Phenolics in Some Epiphytic Lichens
        J. L. Mateos, M. E. Legaz
        Pages 491-498

    5. Vertebrate Evolution and Medical Significans

      1. Intestinal Methanogens and Vertebrate Evolution: Symbiotic Archaea are Key Organisms in the Differentiation of the Digestive Tract
        J. H. P. Hackstein, P. Langer
        Pages 501-506
      2. Pleomorphic Bacterial Intracytoplasmic Bodies: Basic Biology and Medical Significance
        G. J. Domingue Sr.
        Pages 507-518
  4. Back Matter
    Pages 519-530
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About these proceedings

Introduction

New techniques in molecular biology have brought spectacular new insights into the study of evolution at the molecular level. This book presents the resulting relatively new concept of "molecular phylogeny", with an overview of current accomplishments and the future direction of research on organelle origin and evolution and the biology of the "higher cell".

Keywords

Chloroplast DNA bacteria biology cell enzymes evolution gene gene transfer membrane transport metabolism molecular biology protein proteins transcription

Editors and affiliations

  • Hainfried E. A. Schenk
    • 1
  • Reinhold G. Herrmann
    • 2
  • Kwang W. Jeon
    • 3
  • Nobert E. Müller
    • 4
  • Werner Schwemmler
    • 5
  1. 1.Botanical InstituteUniversity of TübingenAuf der MorgenstelleGermany
  2. 2.Botanical InstituteUniversity of MunichMünchenGermany
  3. 3.Dept. of BiochemistryUniversity of Tennessee at KnoxvilleKnoxvilleUSA
  4. 4.Botanical InstituteUniversity of TübingenAuf der MorgenstelleGermany
  5. 5.Institute of Plant PhysiologyFree University BerlinBerlinGermany

Bibliographic information

  • DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60885-8
  • Copyright Information Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997
  • Publisher Name Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg
  • eBook Packages Springer Book Archive
  • Print ISBN 978-3-642-64598-3
  • Online ISBN 978-3-642-60885-8
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