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12. Brittain T (1987) The Root effect. Comp Biochem Physio186B:473-481
13. Giardina B, Amiconi G (1981) Measurement of binding of gaseous and
nongaseous ligands to hemoglobins by conventional spectrophotometric
procedures. Methods Enzymo176:417-427
14. D'Avino R, di Prisco G (1989) Hemoglobin from the Antarctic fish
Notothenia coriiceps neglecta. 1. Purification and characterisation. Eur J
Biochem 179:699-705
15. D'Avino R, Fago A, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G (1992) The primary structure
and oxygen-binding properties of the high-Antarctic fish Aethotaxis
mitopteryx DeWitt. Polar Bioi 12:135-140
16. Tamburrini M, Brancaccio A, Ippoliti R, di Prisco G (1992) The amino acid
sequence and oxygen-binding properties of the single hemoglobin of the
cold-adapted Antarctic teleost Gymnodraco acuticeps. Arch Biochem
Biophys 292:295-302
17. D'A vino R, Caruso C, Tamburrini M, Romano M, Rutigliano B,
Polverino de Laureto P, Camardella L, Carratore V, di Prisco G (1994)
Molecular characterization of the functionally distinct hemoglobins of the
Antarctic fish Trematomus newnesi. J BioI Chern 269:9675-9681
18. Hubold G (1985) On the early life history of the high-Antarctic silverfish
Pleuragramma antarcticum. In: Siegfried WR, Condy PR, Laws RM (eds)
Proc 4th SCAR BioI Symp (Antarctic nutrient cycles and food webs).
Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 445-451
19. Tamburrini M, D'Avino R, Fago A, Carratore V, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G
(1994) The unique hemoglobin system of Pleuragramma antarcticum, a
high-Antarctic fish with holopelagic mode of life. Abstr SCAR 6th BioI
Symp, Venice, p 261
20. Tamburrini M, D'Avino R, Fago A, Carratore V, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G
(1996) The unique hemoglobin system of Pleuragramma antarcticum, an
Antarctic migratory teleost. Structure and function of the three components. J
BioI Chern 271 :23780-23785
21. Tamburrini M, D'Avino R, Carratore V, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G (1997)
The hemoglobin system of Pleuragramma antarcticum: correlation of
hematological and biochemical adaptations with life style. Comp Biochem
Physiol, 1I8A: 1037 -1044
22. Macdonald JA, Wells RMG (1991) Viscosity of body fluids from Antarctic
notothenioid fish. In: di Prisco G, Maresca B, Tota B (eds) Biology of
Antarctic fish. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, pp 163-178
23. Tamburrini M, di Prisco G (1994) The unique features of the hemoglobin
system of the Antarctic teleost Pagothenia borchgrevinki. "Proteine '94",
Abstr A25, p 43
24. Tamburrini M, Romano M, di Prisco G (1996) Unique oxygen-binding
characteristics of the hemoglobins of two Antarctic fish species of the f~mily
Artedidraconidae. 3rd Workshop (Antarctic fish: ecology, lifestyle and
adaptive evolution. Comparison with Arctic fish) of the European Science
Foundation Network "Fishes of the Antarctic Ocean", Saint R6my-lesChevreuse, France
351
12. Brittain T (1987) The Root effect. Comp Biochem Physio186B:473-481
13. Giardina B, Amiconi G (1981) Measurement of binding of gaseous and
nongaseous ligands to hemoglobins by conventional spectrophotometric
procedures. Methods Enzymo176:417-427
14. D'Avino R, di Prisco G (1989) Hemoglobin from the Antarctic fish
Notothenia coriiceps neglecta. 1. Purification and characterisation. Eur J
Biochem 179:699-705
15. D'Avino R, Fago A, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G (1992) The primary structure
and oxygen-binding properties of the high-Antarctic fish Aethotaxis
mitopteryx DeWitt. Polar Bioi 12:135-140
16. Tamburrini M, Brancaccio A, Ippoliti R, di Prisco G (1992) The amino acid
sequence and oxygen-binding properties of the single hemoglobin of the
cold-adapted Antarctic teleost Gymnodraco acuticeps. Arch Biochem
Biophys 292:295-302
17. D'A vino R, Caruso C, Tamburrini M, Romano M, Rutigliano B,
Polverino de Laureto P, Camardella L, Carratore V, di Prisco G (1994)
Molecular characterization of the functionally distinct hemoglobins of the
Antarctic fish Trematomus newnesi. J BioI Chern 269:9675-9681
18. Hubold G (1985) On the early life history of the high-Antarctic silverfish
Pleuragramma antarcticum. In: Siegfried WR, Condy PR, Laws RM (eds)
Proc 4th SCAR BioI Symp (Antarctic nutrient cycles and food webs).
Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 445-451
19. Tamburrini M, D'Avino R, Fago A, Carratore V, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G
(1994) The unique hemoglobin system of Pleuragramma antarcticum, a
high-Antarctic fish with holopelagic mode of life. Abstr SCAR 6th BioI
Symp, Venice, p 261
20. Tamburrini M, D'Avino R, Fago A, Carratore V, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G
(1996) The unique hemoglobin system of Pleuragramma antarcticum, an
Antarctic migratory teleost. Structure and function of the three components. J
BioI Chern 271 :23780-23785
21. Tamburrini M, D'Avino R, Carratore V, Kunzmann A, di Prisco G (1997)
The hemoglobin system of Pleuragramma antarcticum: correlation of
hematological and biochemical adaptations with life style. Comp Biochem
Physiol, 1I8A: 1037 -1044
22. Macdonald JA, Wells RMG (1991) Viscosity of body fluids from Antarctic
notothenioid fish. In: di Prisco G, Maresca B, Tota B (eds) Biology of
Antarctic fish. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, pp 163-178
23. Tamburrini M, di Prisco G (1994) The unique features of the hemoglobin
system of the Antarctic teleost Pagothenia borchgrevinki. "Proteine '94",
Abstr A25, p 43
24. Tamburrini M, Romano M, di Prisco G (1996) Unique oxygen-binding
characteristics of the hemoglobins of two Antarctic fish species of the f~mily
Artedidraconidae. 3rd Workshop (Antarctic fish: ecology, lifestyle and
adaptive evolution. Comparison with Arctic fish) of the European Science
Foundation Network "Fishes of the Antarctic Ocean", Saint R6my-lesChevreuse, France