Herbert wrote
>If you're interested in in vitro reconstitution (a much under used technique
>I think) I'd have a look at a series of papers written by an East German
>group (as it was then) back in the early 80s, one of the authors was
>Schellenberger (I don't have the ref here so I'm afraid I can't be more
>specific) but essentially then reconsituted a significant section of
>glycolysis and managed to reproduce oscillations and multistationarity - I
>thought it was very impressive...
This is probably the one Herbert means:
K. Eschrich, W. Schellenberger and E. Hofmann (1983) "Sustained
oscillations in a
reconstituted enzyme system containing phosphofructokinase and fructose
1,6-bisphosphatase" Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 222, 657--660
This is as good a moment as any to remind readers of this news group that I
maintain a searchable list of publications in MCA and related topics. You
can find it athttp://ir2lcb.cnrs-mrs.fr/~athel/mcarefs.htm. Searching for
"Schellenberger" produced the above paper and six others.
Athel
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