Biomembranes 1993: Vol 1153 Table of Contents

4 Pages·1993·0.94 MB·English

BB.
Biomembranes
Vol. 1153, 1993
Cumulative Contents
Information for Contributors vil F. Bordi, C. Cametti, A. Rosi and A. Calcabrini
(Italy) 77
Regular Papers Membrane disorganization induced by per-
fringolysin O (theta-toxin) of Clostridium per-
fringens — effect of toxin binding and self-as-
Interaction of sphingosine and stearylamine with
phosphatidylserine as studied by DSC and sembly on liposomes
NMR M. Iwamoto, M. Nakamura, K.-i. Mitsui, S.
F. Lépez-Garcia, V. Micol, J. Villalain and J.C. Ando and Y. Ohno-Iwashita (Japan) 89
Gomez-Ferndndez (Spain) Phenylarsine oxide and hydrogen peroxide stimu-
The influence of size and composition on the late glucose transport via different pathways in
cholesterol mobilizing properties of liposomes isolated cardiac myocytes
in Vivo Y. Fischer, H. Rose, J. Thomas, B. Deuticke and
H. Kammermeier (Germany) 97
W.V. Rodrigueza, P.H. Pritchard and M.J. Hope
(Canada) Effects of vasopressin on single Cl~ channels in
A fluorescence anisotropy study of stabilizing ef- the apical membrane of distal nephron cells
fect of tri- and tetra- nitrovasodilatory drugs (A6)
Y. Marunaka and H. Tohda (Canada) 105
on DPPC liposomal membrane
Functional and biochemical characterization of
A.K. Ghosh, J. Mukherjee, R. Basu, M. Chatter-
jee and P. Nandy (India) 20 the human potassium channel Kv1.5 with a
transplanted carboxyl-terminal epitope in sta-
Hepatoselective carrier-mediated sodium-inde-
ble mammalian cell lines
pendent uptake of pravastatin and pravasta-
L.H. Philipson, A. Malayev, A. Kuznetsov, C.
tin-lactone
Chang and D.J. Nelson (USA) 111
K. Ziegler and §. Hummelsiep (Germany) 23
Chloride transport by human placental microvil-
Kinetic characterization of Na*/p-mannose co-
lous membrane vesicles
transport in dog kidney: comparison with
S. Byrne, J.D. Glazier, S.L. Greenwood, D. Ma-
Na* /p-glucose cotransport
hendran and C.P. Sibley (UK) 122
M. Silverman and L. Ho (Canada) 34
Stabilization of egg phosphatidylcholine lipo-
Identification of two unique polypeptides from
somes by the insertion of sulfatide
dog kidney outer cortex and outer medulla
H. Noda, M. Kurono, N. Ohishi and K. Yagi
that exhibit different Na*/p-glucose cotrans-
(Japan) 127
port functional properties
M. Silverman, P. Speight and L. Ho (Canada) 43
Rapid Report
Ionic factors regulating the interaction of Gard-
nerella vaginalis hemolysin with red blood cells
A 46 kDa NTPase common to rat liver nuclear
S. Cauci, R. Monte, F. Quadrifoglio, M. Ropele
envelope, mitochondria, plasma membrane,
and G. Menestrina (Italy) 53
and endoplasmic reticulum
Quantitative analysis of proton movements asso-
G.P. Sabbatini, P.J. Smith and C. Von Holt
ciated with the uptake of weak carboxylic acids.
(South Africa) 132
The yeast Candida utilis as a model
F. Cassio, M. Cérte-Real and C. Ledo (Portugal) 59
Regular Papers
SE= L TInh ibition of the Ca pump of intact red blood
cells by t-butyl hydroperoxide: importance of Characterization of 5-fluorouracil loaded lipo-
glutathione peroxidase somes prepared by reverse-phase evaporation
T.T. Rohn, T.R. Hinds and F.F. Vincenzi (USA) 67 or freezing-thawing extrusion methods: study
Frequency domain electrical conductivity meas- of drug release
urements of the passive electrical properties of B. Elorza, M.A. Elorza, G. Frutos and J.R.
human lymphocytes Chantres (Spain)
350
Absence of lipid gel-phase domains in seven A voltage-dependent and a voltage-independent
mammalian cell lines and in four primary cell potassium channel in brown adipocytes of the
types rat
T. Parasassi, M. Loiero, M. Raimondi, G. Rava- U. Ruf, T. Ringer and D. Siemen (Germany)
gnan and E. Gratton (Italy, USA) The membrane potential has no detectable effect
Partitioning of gramicidin A’ between coexisting on the phosphocholine headgroup conforma-
fluid and gel phospholipid phases tion in large unilamellar phosphatidylcholine
vesicles as determined by 7H-NMR
A.R.G. Dibble, M.D. Yeager and G.W. Feigen-
son (USA) J.M. Leenhouts, V. Chupin, J. De Gier and B.
De Kruijff (The Netherlands)
Amino acid substitutions in the membrane-bind-
ing domain of cytochrome b, alter its mem- Determination of the intracellular free chloride
brane-binding properties concentration in rat brain synaptoneurosomes
V.G. Tretyachenko-Ladokhina, A.S. Ladokhin, using a chloride-sensitive fluorescent indicator
L. Wang, A.W. Steggles and P.W. Holloway A.C. Engblom and K.E.O. Akerman (Finland)
(USA) Overexpression of the ER-membrane protein P-
Kinetics of incorporation of porphyrins into small 450 CYP52A3 mimics sec mutant characteris-
unilamellar vesicles tics in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
C. Vever-Bizet and D. Brault (France) B. Wiedmann, P. Silver, W.-H. Schunck and M.
A membrane-bound form of protein disulfide iso- Wiedmann (USA, Germany)
merase (PDI) and the hepatic uptake of or- Heteroacid phosphatidylcholines with different
ganic anions amounts of unsaturation respond differently to
W. Honscha, M. Ottallah, A. Kistner, H. Platte cholesterol
and E. Petzinger (Germany) J. Hernandez-Borrell and K.M.W. Keough
Rabbit skeletal muscle sarcoplasmic reticulum (Canada)
Ca**-ATPase activity: stimulation in vitro by ATP activation of plasma membrane yeast H°-
thyroid hormone analogues and bipyridines ATPase shows complex kinetics independently
P.R. Warnick, P.J. Davis, F.B. Davis, V. Cody, of the degree of purification
J. Galindo, Jr. and §.D. Blas (USA) G. Berberidn, G. Helguera and L. Beaugé
Membrane orientation of transmembrane seg- (Argentina)
ments 11 and 12 of MDR- and non-MDR.-as- Enhanced permeation and stratum corneum
sociated P-glycoproteins structural alterations in the presence of dithio-
J.-T. Zhang and V. Ling (Canada) threitol
Static and dynamic studies of the potential-sensi- C.Y. Goates and K. Knutson (USA)
tive membrane probe RH421 in dimyris- Ontogeny .of Na*/p-glucose cotransport in
toylphosphatidylcholine vesicles guinea-pig jejunal vesicles: only one system is
A. Zouni, RJ. Clarke, A.J.W.G. Visser, N.V. involved at both 20°C and 35°C
Visser and J.F. Holzwarth (Germany, The C. Malo (Canada)
Netherlands) The active metabolite hydroxytamoxifen of the
Intracellular pH regulation in cecal epithelial cells anticancer drug tamoxifen induces structural
from the chick changes in membranes
M.L. Calonge, M.J. Peral and A. Ilundain J.B.A. Custédio, L.M. Almeida and V.M.C.
(Spain) Madeira (Portugal)
Deregulation by zinc of the sodium efflux in Direct observation of differential UV photolytic
barnacle muscle fibers degradation among the tryptophan residues of
H. Xie and E.E. Bittar (USA) gramicidin A in sodium dodecyl sulfate mi-
The role of drug—lipid interactions in the biologi- celles
cal activity of modulators of multi-drug resis- S. McKim and J.F. Hinton (USA)
tance A model of mitochondrial creatine kinase binding
R.M. Wadkins and P.J. Houghton (USA) to membranes: adsorption constants, essential
Transport of choline by Madin-Darby canine kid- amino acids and the effect of ionic strength
ney cells S.N. Fedosov, L.V. Belousova and I.W. Plesner
(Denmark, Russia)
P. Zlatkine, G. Moll, A. Blais, A. Loiseau and
C. Le Grimellec (France) Ion velocity distributions in gramicidin channels
Electrical impedance and erythrocyte sedimenta- determined with laser Doppler velocimetry
tion rate (ESR) of blood F. Macias and M.E. Starzak (USA)
T.-X. Zhao and D. Lockner (Sweden)
Interactions of liposomes and hydrophobically- mitochondrial import site proteins ISP42 and
modified poly-( N-isopropylacrylamides): an at- MOM38
tempt to model the cytoskeleton P. Cartwright, M. Timms, T. Lithgow, P. Hoj
H. Ringsdorf, E. Sackmann, J. Simon and F.M. and N. Hoogenraad (Australia) 345
Winnik (Germany, Canada)
Cumulative Contents, Vol. 1153 349
Short Sequence-Paper
Author Index 352
An Escherichia coli gene showing a potential
ancestral relationship to the genes for the