1. The μI skeletal muscle sodium channel: Mutation E403Q eliminates sensitivity to tetrodotoxin but not to μ-conotoxins GIIIA and GIIIB

   • M. M. Stephan
   • J. F. Potts
   • W. S. Agnew

   Articles Pages: 1 - 8

2. Role of enhanced Na⁺ entry in the control of Na,K-ATPase gene expression by serum

   • A. Kirtane
   • N. Ismail-Beigi
   • F. Ismail-Beigi

   Articles Pages: 9 - 15

3. Structure-function relationships in diphtheria toxin channels: I. Determining a minimal channel-forming domain

   • J. A. Silverman
   • J. A. Mindell
   • R. J. Collier

   Articles Pages: 17 - 28

4. Structure function relationships in diphtheria toxin channels: II. A residue responsible for the channel's dependence on trans pH

   • J. A. Mindell
   • J. A. Silverman
   • A. Finkelstein

   Articles Pages: 29 - 44

5. Structure-function relationships in diphtheria toxin channels: III. Residues which affect the cis pH dependence of channel conductance

   • J. A. Mindell
   • J. A. Silverman
   • A. Finkelstein

   Articles Pages: 45 - 57

6. ATP-sensitive K⁺ channel opener acts as a potent Cl⁻ channel inhibitor in vascular smooth muscle cells

   • K. O. Holevinsky
   • Z. Fan
   • D. J. Nelson

   Articles Pages: 59 - 70

7. Correlations between changes in membrane capacitance induced by changes in ionic environment and the conductance of channels incorporated into bilayer lipid membranes

   • A. N. Chanturiya
   • H. V. Nikoloshina

   Articles Pages: 71 - 77

8. Some effects of short-chain phospholipids and n-alkanes on a transient potassium current (I _A ) in identified Helix neurons

   • J. P. Winpenny
   • J. R. Elliott
   • A. A. Harper

   Articles Pages: 79 - 90