Mechanisms of Cooperativity and Allosteric Regulation in Proteins

Preface 1. Introduction 2. Haemoglobin: Dependence of allosteric equilibrium on spin state and coordination of the haem iron 3. Haemocyanin: Dependence of allosteric equilibrium on coordination and valency of a binuclear copper complex 4. Haemerythrin: Cooperativity in a binuclear iron complex 5. Glycogen phosphorylase: Control of glycolysis 6. Phosphofructokinase: Further control of glycolysis 7. Feedback inhibition of a biosynthetic pathway: Aspartate Transcarbamoylase 8. Control of nitrogen metabolism: Glutamine synthetase 9. Cooperativity and feedback inhibition without change of quaternary structure: The "trp" and "met" repressors of E. Coli 10. Immunoglobulins: Cooperative binding to multivalent antigens 11. Allosteric membrane proteins.

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