1. Why are there so many sensory brain maps?RID="†"ID="†" Visions

   • W. Metzner

   Pages: 1 - 4

2. Antigen-specific T cells in autoimmune diseases with a focus on multiple sclerosis and experimental allergic encephalomyelitis

   • B.-G. Xiao
   • H. Link

   Pages: 5 - 21

3. Small nucleolar RNAs

   • G. L. Eliceiri

   Pages: 22 - 31

4. Epithelial antimicrobial peptides: innate local host response elements

   • J.-M. Schröder

   Pages: 32 - 46

5. Botulinum toxin as a carrier for oral vaccines

   • L. L. Simpson
   • A. B. Maksymowych
   • N. Kiyatkin

   Pages: 47 - 61

6. Netrins and netrin receptorsRID="†"ID="†" Review

   • F. J. Livesey

   Pages: 62 - 68

7. Memory T lymphocytes

   • P. G. Ashton-Rickardt
   • J. T. Opferman

   Pages: 69 - 77

8. α-Endosulfine, a new entity in the control of insulin secretion

   • D. Bataille
   • L. Héron
   • P. Blache

   Pages: 78 - 84

9. Evolution of the genetic code, protein synthesis and nucleic acid replication

   • S. Alberti

   Pages: 85 - 93

10. Evolutionary diversification of the mammalian defensins

    • A. L. Hughes

    Pages: 94 - 103

11. The plasminogen activator system: biology and regulation

    • J. P. Irigoyen
    • P. Muñoz-Cánoves
    • Y. Nagamine

    Pages: 104 - 132

12. A structural view of microtubule dynamics

    • E. Nogales

    Pages: 133 - 142

13. Dual Vα T cells

    • J. I. Elliott

    Pages: 143 - 154

14. Regulation of plant ferritin synthesis: how and why

    • J.-F. Briat
    • S. Lobréaux
    • G. Vansuyt

    Pages: 155 - 166

15. Arachidonic acid release by ionomycin and phorbol ester is similar in C127 epithelial cells expressing wild-type or mutated (ΔF508) cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator

    • A. M. Porcelli
    • A. Ghelli
    • M. Rugolo

    Pages: 167 - 173

16. Spleen antibacterial peptides: high levels of PR-39 and presence of two forms of NK-lysin

    • V. Bonetto
    • M. Andersson
    • H. Jörnvall

    Pages: 174 - 178