Biochemistry (Moscow), Volume 74 (2009), Issue 12
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REVIEW: Cell Transfection by DNA-Lipid Complexes – Lipoplexes
Electrostatic Binding of Substituted Metal Phthalocyanines to
Enterobacterial Cells: Its Role in Photodynamic Inactivation
Vanillic Acid as a Novel Specific Inhibitor of Snake Venom
5′-Nucleotidase: a Pharmacological Tool in Evaluating the Role of
the Enzyme in Snake Envenomation
Characterization of Physical Interaction between Replication Initiator
Protein DnaA and Replicative Helicase from Mycobacterium
tuberculosis H37Rv
C-Terminal Fragment of Human Laminin-Binding Protein Contains a Receptor
Domain for Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis and Tick-Borne Encephalitis
Viruses
pH-Dependent Urea-Induced Unfolding of Stem Bromelain: Unusual Stability
against Urea at Neutral pH
Bacterial Synthesis, Purification, and Solubilization of Membrane
Protein KCNE3, a Regulator of Voltage-Gated Potassium Channels
Microbial Origin of Phenylcarboxylic Acids in the Human Body
Recombinant TNF-Binding Protein from Variola Virus as a Novel Potential
TNF Antagonist
Effect of Solute Hydrogen Bonding Capacity on Osmotic Stability of
Lysosomes
Heterogeneous Set of Cell Wall Teichoic Acids in Strains of Bacillus
subtilis VKM B-760 and VKM B-764
Melittin-Regenerated Purple Membrane
Membrane Bound Pyrophosphatase and P-Type Adenosine Triphosphatase of
Leishmania donovani as Possible Chemotherapeutic Targets:
Similarities and Differences in Inhibitor Sensitivities
Identification of Complexes Formed by Ceruloplasmin with Matrix
Metalloproteinases 2 and 12
Novel Family of Human Transposable Elements Formed Due to Fusion of the
First Exon of Gene MAST2 with Retrotransposon SVANEWS IN BIOCHEMISTRY
New Data on Biochemical Mechanism of Programmed Senescence of Organisms
and Antioxidant Defense of MitochondriaHYPOTHESIS
Biological Evolution Based on Nonrandom Variability Regulated by the
Organism
CONGRATULATIONS!
December 5 is the 65th anniversary of the Editor of the English version of our journal (Biochemistry (Moscow)), prominent American biochemist Richard H. Lozier. It is hard to overestimate his contribution to Biochemistry (Moscow) as a popular international journal with a citation index exceeding unity long ago. At the beginning of 1991, he together with his wife, biochemist Irina Svinukhova, organized and headed the translation and preparation of electronic print-ready copy of the English version of the Journal for Plenum Publishing Co. Due to his efforts the Journal produces a high-quality English version. In parallel, he is involved into another important aspect of the Journal's life — preparing the best articles for preliminary publication (ahead of the hardcopy) on the site of the Journal (Papers in Press version).
Richard is an extremely sympathetic, intelligent, and kindhearted person with an inexhaustible supply of patience and benevolence.
We wish him many years of happy life, good health, and new achievements in his work!
