Advanced EPR

• 1. ESEEM and LEFE of Metalloproteins and Model Compounds (W.B. Mims, J. Peisach). 2. ESEEM of Disordered Systems: Theory and Applications (S.A. Dikanov, A.V. Astashkin). 3. Multifrequency ESEEM: Perspectives and Applications (D.J. Singel). 4. Resolution Enhancement in Time Domain Analysis of ESEEM (R. de Beer, D. van Ormondt). 5. Two Dimensional and Fourier Transform EPR (J. Gorcester et al.). 6. Pulsed EPR on Disordered Systems: Novel Experimental Schemes (A. Schweiger). 7. Looped Gas Resonators (J.S. Hyde, W. Froncisz). 8. Electron Paramagnetic Resonance at 1 Millimeter Wavelengths (D.E. Budil et al.). 9. Observation of EPR Lines Using Temperature Modulation (G. Feher et al.). 10. Time-Resolved EPR (K.A. McLauchlan). 11. Transient EPR-Spectroscopy of Photoinduced Electronic Spin States in Rigid Matrices (D. Stehlik et al.). 12. Analysis of Polarized Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectra (P.J. Hore). 13. Liquid-State ENDOR and Triple Resonance (K. Möbius et al.). 14. Heme-globin Interactions in Nitrosyl-ligated Hemoglobin as Probed by ENDOR Spectroscopy (R. Kappl, J. Hütterman). 15. Electron Nuclear Double Resonance (ENDOR) of Metalloenzymes (B.M. Hoffman et al.). 16. ENDOR Amplitude Spectroscopy (M. Brustolon, U. Segre). 17. Pulsed ENDOR (K.-P. Dinse). 18. Optically-Detected Magnetic Resonance of Triplet States (A.J. Hoff). 19. RYDMR - Theory and Applications (W. Lersch, M.E. Michel-Beyerle). 20. Spin Label Studies of the Structure and Dynamics of Lipids and Proteins in Membranes (D. Marsh, L.I. Horváth). 21. Measurements of the Concentration of Oxygen in Biological Systems Using EPR Techniques (H.M. Swartz, J.F. Glockner). 22. g-Strain: Inhomogeneous Broadening in Metalloprotein EPR (W.R. Hagen). 23. EPR of Iron-Sulfur and Mixed-Metal Clusters in Proteins (I. Moura et al.). 24. EPR Spectroscopy of Manganese Enzymes (G.W. Brudvig). 25. EPR Spectra of Active Sites in Copper Proteins (E.I. Solomon et al.). Subject Index.

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