1. Molecular and cellular mechanisms involved in transepithelial transport

   • Esther Schaerer
   • Marian R. Neutra
   • Jean-Pierre Kraehenbuhl

   Topical Review Pages: 93 - 103

2. Membrane transport models with fast and slow reactions: General analytical solution for a single relaxation

   • G. Roy
   • W. Wierzbicki
   • R. Sauvé

   Articles Pages: 105 - 113

3. Effects of potassium-free media and ouabain on epithelial cell composition in toad urinary bladder studied with X-ray microanalysis

   • Joanne M. Bowler
   • Robert D. Purves
   • Anthony D. C. Macknight

   Articles Pages: 115 - 132

4. Single-channel study of the cGMP-dependent conductance of retinal rods from incorporation of native vesicles into planar lipid bilayers

   • Michèle Ildefonse
   • Nelly Bennett

   Articles Pages: 133 - 147

5. Calcium-dependent control of volume regulation in renal proximal tubule cells: I. Swelling-Activated Ca²⁺ entry and release

   • Nael A. McCarty
   • Roger G. O'Neil

   Articles Pages: 149 - 160

6. Calcium-dependent control of volume regulation in renal proximal tubule cells: II. Roles of dihydropyridine-sensitive and-insensitive Ca²⁺ entry pathways

   • Nael A. McCarty
   • Roger G. O'Neil

   Articles Pages: 161 - 170

7. Ion flow through membranes and the resting potential of cells

   • Franklin F. Offner

   Articles Pages: 171 - 182

8. Patch-clamp studies on the anomalous mole fraction effect of the K⁺ channel in cytoplasmic droplets ofNitella: An attempt to distinguish between a multi-ion single-file pore and an enzyme kinetic model with lazy state

   • Silke Draber
   • Roland Schultze
   • Ulf-Peter Hansen

   Articles Pages: 183 - 190