The Journal of General Physiology 2002: Vol 119 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
VOLUME 119 : NUMBER 1 . JANUARY 2002
OLAF SPARRE ANDERSEN. Editorial
Ray A. CALDWELL, BARBARA R. GRUBB, ROBERT TARRAN, RICHARD C. BOUCHER, MICHAEL R. KNOWLES, and
PIERRE M. BARKER. In vivo airway surface liquid Cl” analysis with solid-state electrodes
ALEXANDER SHTIFMAN, CHRISTOPHER W. WARD, TAKESHI YAMAMOTO, JIANLI WANG, BETH OLBINSKI, HECTOR
H. VALDIVIA, NoRIAKI IKEMOTO, and MARTIN F. SCHNEIDER. Interdomain interactions within ryanodine re-
ceptors regulate Ca?* spark frequency in skeletal muscle
Rut-MIn Gu, YUAN WEI, Ho-LINn JIANG, DAO-HONG Lin, HYACINTH STERLING, PETER BLOOM, MICHEAL Ba-
LAZY, and WEN-Hu1 WANG. K depletion enhances the extracellular Ca**-induced inhibition of the apical K
channels in the mTAL of rat kidney
KwoOkYIN Hut, GREGORY LIPKIND, HARRY A. FOZZARD, and ROBERT J. FRENCH. Electrostatic and steric contri-
butions to block of the skeletal muscle sodium channel by p-conotoxin
HajiMe HiRASAWA, RICHARD SHIELLS, and MASAHIRO YAMADA. A metabotropic glutamate receptor regulates
transmitter release from cone presynaptic terminals in carp retinal slices
YONG G. WANG, ELENA N. DEDKOVA, SUSAN F. STEINBERG, LOTHAR A. BLATTER, and STEPHEN L. Lipsius. Bo-
Adrenergic receptor signaling acts via NO release to mediate ACh-induced activation of ATP-sensitive K° cur-
rent in cat atrial myocytes
BRAD S. ROTHBERG, Ki SOON SHIN, PRASHANT S. PHALE, and Gary YELLEN. Voltage-controlled gating at the
intracellular entrance to a hyperpolarization-activated cation channel
THEODOR V. BURDYGA and SusAN WRaAy. On the mechanisms whereby temperature affects excitation-con-
traction coupling in smooth muscle
LEHONG LI, XUEHUI GENG, and PETER DRAIN. Open state destabilization by ATP occupancy is mechanism
speeding burst exit underlying Ky;p channel inhibition by ATP
VOLUME 119 . NUMBER 2 . FEBRUARY 2002
H. Ler Sweeney, Er1kKa L.F. HoLzBaur, and E. MICHAEL Ostap. The 55" Annual Meeting and Symposium
of the Society of General Physiologists: Molecular motors
Paul F. Cranefield Award to David D. Friel
JAMES B. HuRLEY. Commentary: Shedding light on adaptation
PETER D. CALVERT, Vicror I. GovARDOVSKII, VADIM Y. ARSHAVSKY, and CLInt L. MAKINO. Two tempo-
ral phases of light adaptation in retinal rods
VIRGINIJUS VALIUNAS. Biophysical properties of connexin-45 gap junction hemichannels studied in verte-
brate cells
ANDREW L. Harris. Commentary: Voltage-sensing and substate rectification: Moving parts of connexin chan-
nels
FELIKSAS F. BUKAUSKAS, ANGELE BUKAUSKIENE, and VyvTas K. VERSELIS. Conductance and permeability of
the residual state of connexin43 gap junction channels
ALBRECHT BERGNER and MICHAELJ . SANDERSON. Acetylcholine-induced calcium signaling and contraction
of airway smooth muscle cells in lung slices
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199 X. FANG, N. Fukupba, P. BARBRyY, C. SARTORI, A.S. VERKMAN, and M.A. MATrHAY. Novel role for CFTR in
fluid absorption from the distal airspaces of the lung
209 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
VOLUME 119 . NUMBER 3 . MARCH 2002
Merepiru A, ALBRECHT, STEPHEN L. COLEGROVE, and DAvip D. FRriev. Differential regulation of ER Ca?* up-
take and release rates accounts for multiple modes of Ca**-induced Ca** release
RoBert F. RakowskI, DAvip C. GapssBy, and PAUL DE WEER. Single ion occupancy and steady-state gating of
Na channels in squid giant axon
ALEJANDRO M. Dopico, JOHN V. WALSH JR., and JOSHUAJ . SINGER. Natural bile acids and synthetic analogues
modulate large conductance Ca**-activated K* (BKo,,) channel activity in smooth muscle cells
PAULA L. SmirH and Gary YELLEN. Fast and slow voltage sensor movements in HERG potassium channels
VOLUME 119 . NUMBER 4 . APRIL 2002
TORBEN CLAUSEN. Commentatry: Acute stimulation of Na/K pump by cardiac glycosides in the nanomolar
range
JUNYUAN Gao, RANDy S. WyMorRE, YONGLI WANG, GLENN R. GAUDETTE, IRVIN B. KRUKENKAMP, IRA S. COHEN,
and RICHARD T. Maruias. lsoform-specific stimulation of cardiac Na/K pumps by nanomolar concentrations
of glycosides
STEFAN I. MCDONOUGH, LINDA M. BOLAND, ISABELLE M. Mintz, and BRucE P. BEAN. Interactions among tox-
ins that inhibit N-type and P-type calcium channels
ORNA ZAGOORY, ALEX BRAIMAN, and Zvt PRIEL. The mechanism of ciliary stimulation by acetylcholine: roles
of calcium, PKA, and PKG
TsuYOSHI OHYAMA, ARTURO PICONES, and JUAN I. KoRENBROT. Voltage-dependence of ion permeation in cy-
clic GMP-gated ion channels is optimized for cell function in rod and cone photoreceptors
Pratip Mirra and MALCOLM M. SLAUGHTER. Mechanism of generation of spontaneous miniature outward
currents (SMOCs) in retinal amacrine cells
Pratip Mirra and MALCOLM M. SLAUGHTER. Calcium-induced transitions between the spontaneous minia-
ture outward and the transient outward currents in retinal amacrine cells
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ANGELO KERAMIDAS, ANDREWJ .M OORHOUSE, KERRIE D. PIERCE, PETER R. SCHOFIELDa,n d PETER H. BARRY
Cation-selective mutations in the M2 domain of the inhibitory glycine receptor channel reveal determinants
of ion-charge selectivity
ANDREWJ . MOORHOUSE, ANGELO KERAMIDAS, ANDREY ZAYKIN, PETER R. SCHOFIELD, and PETER H. BARRY.
Single channel analysis of conductance and rectification in cation-selective, mutant glycine receptor channels
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DiEGO ALVAREZ DE LA Rosa, Hut Li, and Cecinia M. Canessa. Effects of aldosterone on biosynthesis, traffic,
and functional expression of epithelial sodium channels in A6 cells
Marco Beato, PAULJ .G RooT-KORMELINK, DAviD COLQUHOUNa,n d Lucia G. SiviLorri. Openings of the
rat recombinant al homomeric glycine receptor as a function of the number of agonist molecules bound
ZOLTAN VARGA, MARTIN D. RAYNER, and JOHN G. Srarkus. Cations affect the rate of gating charge recovery
in wild-type and W434F Shaker channels through a variety of mechanisms
MURALI PRAKRIYA and RICHARD S. Lewis. Separation and characterization of currents through store-oper-
ated CRAC channels and Mg?*-inhibited cation (MIC) channels
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VOLUME 119 : NUMBER 6 ; JUNE 2002
KAZUNARI HISADOME, TETSUYA KOYAMA, CHIWAKA Kimura, Guy DROOGMANS, YUSHI Iro, and MASAHIRO
O1kE.Volume-regulated anion channels serve as an auto/ paracrine nucleotide release pathway in aortic endo-
thelial cells
Davip H. Hackos, Tsc-Hut CHANG, and KENTONJ . Swartz. Scanning the intracellular S6 activation gate in
the Shaker K* channel
GUANGJUJ I, ROBERTJ . BARsorti, Morris E. FELDMAN, and MICHAEL I. Kor.ikorr. Stretch-induced calcium
release in smooth muscle
ATHANASIOS G. DOUSMANIS, ANGUS C. NaiRN, and Davib C. Gapssy. Distinct Mg**-dependent steps rate limit
opening and closing of a single CFTR Cl” channel
Duo ZHANG, L. VETRIVEL, and A.S. VERKMAN. Aquaporin deletion in mice reduces intraocular pressure and
aqueous fluid production
Drert MorGAN, VLADIMIR V. CHERNY, MARIANNE O. Price, MARY C. DINAUER, and THOMAS E. DeCoursey.
Absence of proton channels in COS-7 cells expressing functional NADPH oxidase components
CATHERINE A. CUKRAS, IANA JELIAZKOVA, and CoLin G. NICHOLS. Structural and functional determinants of
conserved lipid interaction domains of inward rectifying Kir6.2 channels
LiouBov I. BRUEGGEMANN and JACK M. SULLIVAN. HEK293S cells have functional retinoid processing ma-
chinery
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