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Leishmaniasis, aromatic diamidines and, 294

Lethal synthesis, fluoro compounds and, 405

Leuconostoc mesenteroides potassium requirements of, 316 sparing action of ions and, 313 Leukemia

acute, 175 chronic, 175

6 mercaptopurine and, 16 thiadiazole and, 14 Leukemia L 1210, 165, 177 Leukemia Ρ 1534, 178 Leukeran, 165 Lewisite, 481

BAL and effects of, 110 BAL complex, stability of, 111 comparative effect on enzymes, 112 cysteine complex, stability of, 111 glutathione complex, stability of, 111 hydrolytic enzymes and, 106

inhibitory action of, 106 reversal by dithiols, 108 reversal by thiols, 107 hexokinase and, 104 pyruvate oxidation and, 103

dithiols and, 109 Light

catalase inactivation and, 336 chlorophyll excitation and, 568 nitrification and, 619

Light absorption hemoproteins and, 387 Light scattering

dimerization of mercaptalbumin and, 135

mercaptide formation and, 139 Lipase, 442

arsenicals and, 106 organophosphates and, 229 Lipids

detergents and, 444

polymyxin complexing and, 38 Lipoic acid

arsenicals and, 110, 289 cyclic thioarsenites from, 111

specific inhibition of nitrogen fixation, 609

Lipoic acid dehydrogenase copper and, 367

Lipoprotein, occurrence in gram negative cell walls, 32

Lipoprotein lipase, 450, 451, 456, 457

^-Lipoproteins, 441, 465

Lithium, plant growth and, 342, 343 Luminal, 520

potassium stimulated respiration and, 523

Lymphocytic leukemia, 165 Lymphosarcoma, 165 Lymphosarcoma 6C3HED

6-aminonicotinamide inhibition of, 10 Lysine

cell wall synthesis and, 33, 35

occurrence in mucopolysaccharides, 32 oxidation of, 389

release from cell, 37 tyrocidin and, 37 Lysis

antibiotics and, 30 Lysozyme

bacterial protoplasts and, 32 cell wall structure and, 35 effect on cytochrome oxidase, 456 inhibition by polyanions, 450-453 inhibition by ribonucleates, 455 mercury complex of, 125 phage blockage and, 464 reversible dissociation of, 459 suramin and, 293

Macroanionic enzyme inhibition, 449, 454 Macroanionic inhibition, 456

Macrocationic enzyme activation, 459 Macrocationic inhibition, 456

Macromolecular polyanionic inhibitors, classification of, 449

Macromolecular polyanions, 448, 463 Magnesium

citrate and requirements for, 318 enzyme activity and

alternative metals for, 364-367 competitive effects of divalent ions

and, 370

relative effects of, 369 growth of A. niger and, 316 growth of microorganisms and, 313 growth medium requirements for, 318

Magnesium—continued ion antagonism and, 317 narcosis and, 520

phosphoglucomutase and, 377 phosphoribulokinase and, 563 phosphorylation and, 363 reactivation of enzymes by, 371 relative effects on enzymes and, 368 ribulosediphosphate carboxylase and,

564

serum levels of, 359

toxicity of manganese and, 359 tryptophan synthetase and, 376 Malaria, quinones and, 145 Malate metabolism

comparative effects of nabam and methylisothiocyanate, 275

Malate synthesis, 490 Malathion

cholinesterase inhibition by, 221 degradation of, 232

toxicity of, 233, 234 Maleic acid, 487

Maleic anhydride-styrene copolymer, 453 Maleic anhydride-vinyl methyl ester co­

polymer, 453 Maleic hydrazide

cell division and, 251

growth stimulation by indoleacetic acid and, 249

mechanism of action, 250 site of action, 254 Malic dehydrogenase

6-aminonicotinamide and, 11 arsenicals and, 103

arsenite and, 104 citrate formation and, 11 inhibitors of, 489 radiation and, 643 Malic enzyme

activation by metals, 367

alternative activating metals and, 365 inhibitors of, 490

metal ions and, 368 Malignant melanoma, 171 Malonic acid, 485, 487

Κ i value of, 475, 476, 477 specificity of action, 475 Malonyl tryptophan, 258 Maltase, arsenicals and, 105

Manganese, 529

alkaline pyrophosphatase and, 369 chelation by aureomycin, 324

chelation of, dialkyldithiocarbamates and, 271

chlorophyll synthesis and, 329, 332 nitrogen nutrition and, 333 citrate and requirements for, 318 enzyme activity and

alternative metals for, 364-367 growth of microorganisms and, 313

magnesium and, 318 ion antagonisms and, 317 phosphorylation and, 363 porphyrin synthesis and, 360

protoporphyrin accumulation and, 335 protoporphyrin synthesis and, 336 relative effect on enzymes, 368, 369 toxicity to animals, 359

toxicity to plants, 345

tryptophan synthetase and, 376 Manganicitrate, formation of, 410

Manganipyrophosphate, formation of, 409, 410

Manganiversenate, oxidation of indole acids and, 410

Mannitol

hydrogen production from, 598 myleran derivatives of, 175 Mannose

nitrification and, 620

occurrence in mucopolysaccharides, 32 Mapharsen—see

2-amino-4-arsenosophe-nol

MAO—see monoamine oxidase

Μ CPA—see 2-methyl-4-chlorophenoxy-acetic acid

Medphalan, 167

Melaminyl arsenicals, trypanosominasis and, 288

Melanin formation, quinones and, 145 Melarsen, action against trypanosomes,

288

Melarsen oxide—see p-(2,4 diaminotria-zinyl-6) aminoarsenosobenzene Melphalan (see also merphalan, medpha­

lan), 167

dipeptides of, 170, 172 spermatogenesis and, 178 tetrapeptide of, 171 tripeptides of, 171

Membrane effects of amines, 73 Membranes, brain cell, 522, 530, 533

(see also cell membrane) Menadione

cyclic photophosphorylation and, 585, 587, 588

oxidative enzymes and, 152 structure of, 155

Menadione reductase, 510 Mengo virus, actinomycin and, 42 ΜΕΡΑ, 176

Mercaptalbumin, 125

binding of mercurials and, 128, 129 dimerization with mercury salts, 135 estimation of sulfhydryl groups in, 134 Mercaptide forming agents, 119-140 Mercaptide formation

chemistry of, 127, 128, 129 effects of enzymes on, 125, 140 effect of substrates on, 133 enzyme inactivation and, 39 estimation of, 125

sulfhydryl groups and, 134 kinetics of, 130

metals and, 123

N A D H and protection against, 134 proteins as sulfhydryl compounds and,

131, 132 Mercaptides

dissociation of, 122

enzyme sulfhydryl groups and, 119 estimation of thiols and, 123 mercury complexes and, 124 metal ions and, 121

2-Mercaptoethanol, lewisite complex of, 109

6-Mercaptopurine

dual antagonism and, 176 leukemia and toxicity of, 16

mammary adenocarcinoma and X-rays and, 11

N A D pyrophosphorylase and, 15 N A D synthesis and, 16

response to arsenicals and, 113 tumor inhibition and, 15

6-Mercaptopurine riboside 5'-phosphate 15, 16

6-Mercaptopurine riboside triphosphate N A D pyrophosphorylase and, 15 N A D synthesis and, 15

/3-Mercaptopyruvate-cleaving enzyme, 356

Mercasin, 173 Mercurials

effect on enzymes, 134

glutamic acid dehydrogenase and, 125, 126

inhibition of enzymes and, 131, 132 mercaptide formation and, 127, 128 mercaptide formation with enzymes,

effect of substrates on, 133 protein structure and, 140

reaction rate with sulfhydryl groups, 129 Mercury

adenylic kinase and, 372 arginase and, 374 binding of, 121

binding to proteins, 123

dimerization with mercaptalbumin, 135 estimation of mercaptide formation and,

140

fungicidal action of, 264

ions and mercaptide formation with, 130 mechanisms of fungicidal action, 265 phosphoribulokinase and, 563 plant growth and, 347, 348 protein binding of, 128 reaction with enzymes, 125

reaction with glutamic dehydrogenase, 126

reaction with sulfhydryl groups, 129 sulfhydryl group determination and, 124 toxicity of,

effects of other metals on, 327 toxicity to microorganisms

uptake by spores and, 326 tryptophan synthetase and, 376 Meriquinoid amines, catalase and, 152 Meristematic activity, auxins and, 245 Merphalan, 167

acetyl derivative of, 169 esters of, 169

formyl derivative of, 169 isomers of, 168, 169 meta isomer of, 168 ortho isomer of, 168 peptides of, 170 reaction with DNA, 167

Mersalyl, mercaptide formation and, 127 Mescaline, 60, 61

Mescaline oxidase, 58 Messenger RNA

characteristics of, 42

Messenger RNA—continued chloramphenicol action and, 43 protein synthesis and, 42

Metal fungicides, cell morphology and, 266 Metalloenzymes

cyanide and, 386

fluoride and, 403, 404, 405 sulfide and, 407, 408

Metallothioneine, cadmium and, 376 Metals

binding of, 120, 121

enzyme inhibition by, 125, 127 fungicidal action of, 264, 266

Metal sulfides, solubility product of, 121 Metamidium, 299

Metanephrine, 88

Methane, mustard derivatives of, 173 Methanesulfonic acid esters, 203 Methemoglobin

anions and, 385 azide and, 396 cyanide and, 386

aldehyde oxidase and, 393 mechanism of combination, 388 pH and, 387

fluoride and, 404 formation of, 550

methylene blue and, 552, 553 oxygen dissociation curve and, 549 oxygen transport and, 550

peroxidase activity of, 406 phenylhydroxylamine and, 551 quinones and, 551

reduction of, 552

relative affinities of cyanide and azide, 397

reviews on, 549

sodium dodecyl sulfate and, 439 sodium nitrite and, 550

state of iron in, 399 Methemoglobinemia, 549-553

chronic, 550 N A D and, 552

oxygen transport and, 550 treatment of, 552, 553 Methemoglobin reductase, 551 Methionine

copper deficiency and, 355 methylation of pectin and, 247 molybdenum toxicity and, 354

reversal of antrycide effects by, 305 synthesis of, 31

a, β - Methyl - Ν - acetyl - D - glucosamini-dine, cell wall synthesis and, 36 α-Methyl amino acids, 81, 82

iV-Methyl-iV-benzyl-2-propynylamine, 73 Methyl bromide, 244

2-Methyl-4-chlorophenoxyacetic acid, se­

lective action of, 245 Methyl gelatin, 456

a-Methyl-3-hydroxyphenylalanine—see cc-methyl m-tyrosine

a-Methyl-5-hydroxytryptophan, 82 a Methyl 3 methoxy 4 hydroxyphe

-nylalanine, 82

2 Methyl 3 methoxy 1 , 4 naphtho -quinone, fungicidal action of, 277 α-Methyl-m-methoxyphenylalanine, 81 2-Methyl-l, 4 naphthoquinone

fungicidal action of, 276

fungitoxicity of, and thiol enzymes, 277 Methyl orange, 446, 447

a-Methyl-m-tyramine, 83

a-Methyl-m-tyrosine, 80, 81, 82, 87 a-Methyl-p-tyrosine, 81

a-Methyl-o-tyrosine, 82 Methyl violet, 488 iV-Methyldithiocarbamate

glucose metabolism and, 275 structural relation to nabam, 274 a-Methyldopa, 80, 81, 87

effects of dopa decarboxylase, 80 in vivo effects of, 81

metabolism of, 83

pharmacological effects of, 83 a-Methyldopamine, 83 Methylene blue

methemoglobinemia and, 552, 553 photophosphorylation and, 581 7-Methylfolic acid, 87

α-Methylglucosidase, arsenicals and, 105 7-Methylguanosinium-9-ribotides, 181 Methylisothiocyanate

mode of action, 275 production of, 274

Methyllapachol, structure of, 155 Methylmercuric nitrate, glyceraldehyde-3

phosphate dehydrogenase and, 123 Methylmercury hydroxide, mercaptide

formation and, 127

Methylmercury iodide

estimation of sulfhydryl groups and, 123 mercaptide formation and, 128 iV'-Methylnicotinamide, alcohol dehydro­

genase inhibition and, 126 Methoxytyramine, 69

iV-Methylphenazonium ions, electron transport and, 251

a-Methylphenylalanine, 81, 82

3-Methylpyridylcarbinol, N A D analogues and, 9

O-Methyltransferase, 90