1. Cytochrome oxidase: pathways for electron tunneling and proton transfer

   • Bo G. Malmström

   MINIREVIEW Pages: 339 - 343

2. EXAFS studies on the P^N and P^OX states of the P-clusters in nitrogenase

   • Kristin B. Musgrave
   • Hongbin Isaac Liu
   • K. O. Hodgson

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 344 - 352

3. Selective replacement of the catalytic zinc of the human stromelysin-1 catalytic domain

   • Jaeho Cha
   • M. V. Sørensen
   • D. S. Auld

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 353 - 359

4. Application of the Marcus theory for analysis of the temperature dependence of the reactions leading to photosynthetic water oxidation: results and implications

   • G. Renger
   • G. Christen
   • K.-D. Irrgang

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 360 - 366

5. Reduction potentials of blue and purple copper proteins in their unfolded states: a closer look at rack-induced coordination

   • Pernilla Wittung-Stafshede
   • Michael G. Hill
   • B. G. Malmström

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 367 - 370

6. Modulation of Bacillus pasteurii cytochrome c ₅₅₃ reduction potential by structural and solution parameters

   • S. Benini
   • Marco Borsari
   • M. Lamborghini

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 371 - 382

7. Transition-metal complexes as alternatives to proteolytic enzymes. Regioselective cleavage of myoglobin by palladium(II) aqua complexes

   • L. Zhu
   • R. Bakhtiar
   • N. M. Kostić

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 383 - 391

8. EXAFS and Mössbauer characterization of the Diiron(III) site in stearoyl-acyl carrier protein Δ^9– desaturase

   • Lijin Shu
   • John A. Broadwater
   • L. Que Jr

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 392 - 400

9. Solution structure of reduced Clostridium pasteurianum rubredoxin

   • I. Bertini
   • Donald M. Kurtz Jr.
   • Robert A. Scott

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 401 - 410

10. Crystallographic determination of reduced bovine superoxide dismutase at pH 5.0 and of anion binding to its active site

    • Marta Ferraroni
    • Wojciech R. Rypniewski
    • S. Mangani

    ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 411 - 422

11. Magnesium complexes of the antiviral 9-[2-(phosphonomethoxy)ethyl]adenine (PMEA) and of its 1-, 3-, and 7-deaza analogues in aqueous solution

    • Claudia A. Blindauer
    • Antonín Holý
    • H. Sigel

    ORIGINAL ARTICLE Pages: 423 - 433