1. Mapping the mechanical pulse of single cardiomyocytes with the atomic force microscope

   • J. Domke
   • Wolfgang J. Parak
   • M. Radmacher

   ARTICLE Pages: 179 - 186

2. Light scattering characterization of extruded lipid vesicles

   • A. J. Jin
   • Daniel Huster
   • Ralph Nossal

   ARTICLE Pages: 187 - 199

3. Proton relay system in the active site of maltodextrinphosphorylase via hydrogen bonds with large proton polarizability: an FT-IR difference spectroscopy study

   • F. Bartl
   • Dieter Palm
   • Georg Zundel

   ARTICLE Pages: 200 - 207

4. Properties of normal and mutant polypeptide fragments from the dimer self-association sites of human red cell spectrin

   • M. C. Lecomte
   • G. Nicolas
   • W. B. Gratzer

   ARTICLE Pages: 208 - 215

5. Molecular dynamics of lipid association at the hydrophobic interface of gramicidin S

   • D. Mihailescu
   • L. I. Horváth

   ARTICLE Pages: 216 - 221

6. Changes in the mechanical properties of fibroblasts during spreading: a micromanipulation study

   • O. Thoumine
   • Olivier Cardoso
   • Jean-Jacques Meister

   ARTICLE Pages: 222 - 234

7. The polymerization ratchet model explains the force-velocity relation for growing microtubules

   • A. Mogilner
   • George Oster

   ARTICLE Pages: 235 - 242

8. Electronic excited states and excitation transfer kinetics in the Fenna-Matthews-Olson protein of the photosynthetic bacterium Prosthecochloris aestuarii at low temperatures

   • Erkut Inan Iseri
   • D. Gülen

   ARTICLE Pages: 243 - 253

9. Extracellular recording with transistors and the distribution of ionic conductances in a cell membrane

   • Peter Fromherz

   BIOPHYSICS LETTER Pages: 254 - 258

10. Impossibility of multiple steady states in a family of active membrane transport models

    • Hsing-Ya Li

    BIOPHYSICS LETTER Pages: 259 - 262

11. Magnetic properties of human liver and brain ferritin

    • S. M. Dubiel
    • B. Zablotna-Rypien
    • J. M. Williams

    BIOPHYSICS LETTER Pages: 263 - 267