Chemiluminescence. Principles and applications in biology and medicine

This monographin the Springer Series in Molecular Biology is directed at research workers including graduate students in the fields of organelle and bacterial bioenergetics, particularly in the area of electron transport.In this area, it contains a large amount of detailed data and information through 1985-86.Because cytochrome c is the redox protein that has been most thoroughly investigated, a thorough and general review of this subject is important, and the book is a valuable reference source.The presentation is written in the style of a review article and assumes a basic knowledge of the thermodynamics of oxidationreduction and the chemiosmotic hypothesis.Particularly valuable are discussions and summaries of the pathways of electron transport in chemolithotrophic bacteria, as well as those involved in nitrate and sulfate respiration, and denitrification.These