Dynamic biological organization fundamentals as applied to cellular systems

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Hauptverfasser: Aon, Miguel A. (VerfasserIn), Cortassa, Sonia (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text Dynamic Biological Organization Fundamentals as Applied to Cellular Systems M A Aon Associate Professor of Biological Chemistry Research Career Investigator from CONICET Argentina and S Cortassa Assistant Professor of Biological Chemistry Research Career Investigator from CONICET Argentina CHAPMAN amp; HALL London • Weinheim • New York • Tokyo • Melbourne • Madras Contents Colour plate section appears between pages 84 and 85 Foreword xiii Preface xv Part One Dynamic Organization 1 1 General concepts 3 1 1 Introduction 3 1 2 Biological systems are irreversible because of their 5 continuous free-energy dissipation 1 3 Thermodynamics of irreversible processes 5 1 4 Kinetics: tools and systems of deterministic equations 12 1 5 Biological dynamic systems from the perspective of 26 thermodynamics and kinetics Appendix 1A 40 Appendix IB 42 2 Dynamic organization in cellular systems 44 2 1 The concept of dynamic organization 45 2 2 Relaxation time: a quantitative characterization of the 46 dynamic behaviour of cellular processes functioning at different time scales 2 3 The living complexity and levels of organization 47 2 4 Characterization of biological processes at different levels 52 of organization 2 5 Levels of perturbation and levels of explanation 53 2 6 Transitions between levels of organization and cell function 58 2 7 An allometric function describes trajectories of dynamic 59 systems 2 8 An allometric interpretation of the relationship between 62 the characteristic space dimension and the characteristic relaxation time of biological processes viii Contents 2 9 An experimental interpretation of coherence further from 63 the transition point 2 10 The allometric power law as implied in growing systems 66 2 11 A power law describes the transition from local to global 70 connectedness in percolation clusters 2 12 The power law: more than a mere mathematical 70 isomorphism? 2 13 Bifurcations and levels of organization 71 3 Rhythms as a fundamental property of biological systems 73 3 1 Some definitions 73 3 2 Rhythms 74 3 3 The cell division cycle 94 3 4 Chaos 96 Appendix 3 102 4 Symmetry in dynamic biological organization 104 4 1 Symmetry 105 4 2 Symmetry and biological organization 107 4 3 Temporal symmetry and biothermokinetics 108 4 4 Curie s principle of symmetry 108 4 5 Asymmetry and transport: anisotropy and vectoriality 110 4 6 Reaction-diffusion and symmetry-breaking 111 4 7 The concept of morphogen 112 4 8 Levels of analysis of developmental processes 114 4 9 Symmetry and development 117 4 10 Fluctuating asymmetry and development 121 4 11 Fractals, symmetry and development 123 4 12 Pattern formation 124 4 13 Some case studies of symmetry in developing systems 131 4 14 Long-range organizational cues 140 4 15 Symmetry and morphogenesis: a synthesis 143 5 Dynamic organization in biologically oriented artificial systems 145 5 1 Conditions for a system to exhibit self-organization 145 5 2 Bistability 147 5 3 Stationary spatial patterns: reaction-diffusion models 152 5 4 Spatio-temporal patterns described in biologically oriented 166 artificial systems as heuristic tools for interpreting similar phenomena observed in living systems Appendix 5A Immobilized bienzymatic model 173 Appendix 5B The photobiochemical system 175 Contents ix Part Two Living Cells under the Perspective of Dynamic 179 Organization 6 Supramolecular structure and enzyme catalysis: the 181 groundplan of living cells 6 1 Supramolecular structure and enzyme catalysis 182 6 2 The groundplan of living cells 194 6 3 The microtrabecular lattice and the cytoskeleton: two 203 levels of organization of the intracellular milieu 64A non-euclidean cytostructure 212 6 5 Topology and reaction rates 219 6 6 The dynamics of the groundplan of living cells 222 6 7 The link between the fractal nature of the cytoskeleton 224 and the spatio-temporal scaling shown by physiological processes 6 8 Thermodynamic aspects of fractals and self-organization 225 6 9 Dynamic organization and connectedness in 226 supramolecular networks supporting catalysis 6 10 Models of cytoplasmic structure and function 228 7 Spatio-temporal regulation of glycolysis and oxidative 234 phosphorylation in vivo 7 1 Subcellular dynamics 235 7 2 Steady state control 236 7 3 Regulation of transient and steady state behaviour 242 7 4 Outlook 275 Appendix 7A Modelling hexokinase ambiquity 277 Appendix 7B The matrix method of metabolic control 279 analysis (MCA) for the calculation of flux, metabolite and branch control coefficients as applied to glycolysis and the branch to ethanolic fermentation and the TCA cycle 8 About the dynamic behaviour of microorganisms 282 8 1 The phase space and the chemostat 282 8 2 Functional self-similarity at different levels of description 284 of living systems 8 3 Black and grey boxes: the description of the metabolic 286 behaviour of microorganisms 8 4 Bioengineering of biocatalysts for biotransformation: a 293 transdisciplinary approach 8 5 Bioenergetics and the growth rate of microorganisms 296 8 6 Physiological and bioenergetic studies in continuous 297 cultures: environmentally induced redirection of metabolic fluxes x Contents 8 7 Control of metabolic fluxes in lower eukaryotic and 303 prokaryotic cells 8 8 Quantitative prediction of interesting behaviours in 306 metabolic pathways 8 9 Dependence of thermodynamic efficiency on the 308 topology of metabolic pathways as well as their built-in kinetic nonlinearities 8 10 Microbial growth in natural environments 312 8 11 A perspective for a transdisciplinary approach 316 Appendix 8A The biothermokinetic method 316 Appendix 8B Methodology to determine fluxes of carbon, 320 phosphorylation and redox intermediates during growth of S cerevisiae on different carbon sources 9 Dynamics of cell growth and division 322 9 1 Spatio-temporal coordination of gene expression, 322 energetics and metabolism: its significance for cell growth and division 9 2 Coordination of cell growth and division 330 9 3 Regulation of gene expression during metabolic 339 transitions 9 4 Metabolic transitions and cellular transformation 349 9 5 Neoplasia viewed from an integrative perspective 356 of cellular metabolism, energetics and gene expression 10 Spatio-temporal coordination of cellular energetics and 361 metabolism during development 10 1 The problem 361 10 2 Genes do not determine form directly but act through 362 lengthy cascades of pleiotropic effects 10 3 Cellular cytoarchitecture and development 363 10 4 Biothermokinetics of gene expression and the switch 365 between developmental pathways 10 5 Dynamic organization in early amphibian embryos 376 10 6 Metabolism, bioenergetics and gene expression during 379 sporulation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae 10 7 Thinking about development in the light of the dynamic 389 organization concept 11 Cell growth and differentiation from the perspective of 391 dynamics and thermodynamics of cellular and subcellular processes Contents xi 11 1 Biothermokinetics of gene expression and cell growth 391 and proliferation 11 2 To what extent is the rate of energy dissipation by an 397 organism genetically or environmentally determined? 11 3 How can the reciprocal influence of genetic background 398 and environment on metabolic fluxes be expressed quantitatively? 11 4 Coordination of catabolic and anabolic fluxes as a signal 400 for proliferation and differentiation 11 5 Additional experimental support of the flux coordination 418 hypothesis 11 6 Concluding remarks 423 Appendix 11 The control of the flux 426 12 Dynamic coupling and spatio-temporal coherence in 430 cellular systems 12 1 Dynamic coupling of (sub)cellular processes 431 12 2 Electroconformational coupling 445 12 3 Changes in gene expression coupled to transport processes, energy metabolism and hormonal effects 448 12 4 Community dynamics and coupling between cells: 459 synchronization or mutual stimulation mechanisms at the cell population level 12 5 Chemical, mechanical and electrical coupling between 467 processes at different levels of organization in plant cell growth 12 6 Carbon and energy coupling for metabolite and biomass 476 production Appendix 12A Model formulation 478 Appendix 12B PTS-glycolysis coupled model 481 Appendix 12C Model of mixed substrate catabolism 482 13 Conclusions and outlook: models, facts and biocomplexity 485 13 1 Approaches to complexity 485 13 2 Levels of organization and reductionism 492 13 3 Development in the framework of dynamic organization 494 13 4 Final remarks 496 References 498 Index 545
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