Annual Review of Physiology 2002: Vol 64 Index & Table of Contents

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R Annual Review of Physiology,
Volume 64, 2002
CONTENTS
Frontispiece—Ian M. Glynn
PERSPECTIVES, Joseph F. Hoffman, Editor
A Hundred Years of Sodium Pumping, Jan M. Glynn
CELL PuysioLoGy, Paul De Weer, Section Editor
Potassium Channel Ontogeny, Carol Deutsch
ENDOCRINOLOGY, Bert W. O’Malley, Section Editor
Prolactin: The New Biology of an Old Hormone, Vincent Goffin,
Nadine Binart, Philippe Touraine, and Paul A. Kelly
Ovulation: New Dimensions and New Regulators of the
Inflammatory-Like Response, JoAnne S. Richards, Darryl L. Russell,
Scott Ochsner, and Lawrence L. Espey
Aromatase—A Brief Overview, Evan R. Simpson, Colin Clyne,
Gary Rubin, Wah Chin Boon, Kirsten Robertson, Kara Britt,
Caroline Speed, and Margaret Jones
SPECIAL Topic: G PROTEIN EFFECTOR MECHANISMS, James Hurley,
Special Topic Editor
G Proteins and Pheromone Signaling, Henrik G. Dohlman
G Proteins and Phototransduction, Vadim Y. Arshavsky,
Trevor D. Lamb, and Edward N. Pugh, Jr.
G Proteins and Olfactory Signal Transduction, Gabriele V. Ronnett
and Cheil Moon
COMPARATIVE PuysIOLoGy, George N. Somero, Section Editor
Mycosporine-Like Amino Acids and Related Gadusols:
Biosynthesis, Accumulation, and UV-Protected Functions in
Aquatic Organisms, J. Malcolm Shick and Walter C. Dunlap
Hypoxia-Induced Anapyrexia: Implications and Putative
Mediators, Alexandre A. Steiner and Luiz G. S. Branco
CONTENTS
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY, Richard W. Tsien, Section Editor
Calmodulin as an Ion Channel Subunit, Yoshiro Saimi and
Ching Kung
Structure and Function of Dendritic Spines, Esther A. Nimchinsky,
Bernardo L. Sabatini, and Karel Svoboda
Short-Term Synaptic Plasticity, Robert S. Zucker and
Wade G. Regehr
CARDIOVASCULAR PuysIOLoGy, Jeffrey Robbins, Section Editor
Intracellular Transport Mechanisms of Signal Transducers,
Gerald W. Dorn, II and Daria Moci..y-Rosen
Cardiac Ion Channels, Dan M. Roden, Jeffrey R. Balser,
Alfred L. George, Jr., and Mark E. Anderson
Fatty Acid Oxidation Disorders, Piero Rinaldo, Dietrich Matern,
and Michael J. Bennett
RENAL AND ELECTROLYTE PHYSIOLOGY, Steven C. Hebert,
Section Editor
Molecular Chaperones in the Kidney, Steven C. Borkan
and Steven R. Gullans
Molecular Mechanism of Active Ca?* Reabsorption in the
Distal Nephron, Joost G. J. Hoenderop, Bernd Nilius, and
René J. M. Bindels
The Renin Angiotensin System and Kidney Development,
Taiji Matsusaka, Yoichi Miyazak, and Iekuni Ichikawa
Molecular Aspects of Renal Anionic Drug Transporters,
Frans G. M. Russel, Rosalinde Masereeuw, and
Rémon A. M. H. van Aubel
GASTROINTESTINAL PuysIoLoGy, Luis Reuss, Section Editor
Trafficking of Canalicular ABC Transporters in Hepatocytes,
Helmut Kipp and Irwin M. Arias
Chloride Channels and Hepatocellular Function: Prospects for
Molecular Indentification, Xinhua Li and Steven A. Weinman
Bile Salt Transporters, Peter J. Meier and B. Stieger
Mechanisms of Iron Accumulation in Hereditary
Hemochromatosis, Robert E. Fleming and William S. Sly
RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY, Carole R. Mendelson, Section Editor
Molecular Pathogenesis of Lung Cancer, Sabine
Zéchbauer-Miiller, Adi F. Gazdar, and John D. Minna
CONTENTS
B-Defensins in Lung Host Defense, Brian C. Schutte and
Paul B. McCray, Jr.
Regulation of Endothelial Nitric Oxide Synthase: Location,
Location, Location, Philip W. Shaul
GM-CSF Regulates Pulmonary Surfactant Homeostasis and
Alveolar Macrophage-Mediated Innate Host Defense,
Bruce C. Trapnell and Jeffrey A. Whitsett
SPECIAL Topic: TRANSPORTOPATHIES, Gerhard Giebisch, Special
Topic Editor
Human and Murine Phenotypes Associated with Defects in
Cation-Chloride Cotransport, Eric Delpire and David B. Mount
Renal Genetic Disorders Related to Kt and Mg?",
David G. Warnock
Epithelial Sodium Channel and the Control of Sodium Balance:
Interaction Between Genetic and Environmental Factors,
Bernard C. Rossier, Sylvain Pradervand, Laurent Schild,
and Edith Hummler
Genetic Diseases of Acid-Base Transporters, Seth L. Alper
INDEXES
Subject Index
Cumulative Index of Contributing Authors, Volumes 60-64
Cumulative Index of Chapter Titles, Volumes 60-64
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SUBJECT INDEX
A NBCI mutations, anapyrexia and, 263, 270
ABCC genes 913-14 Adenosine diphosphate
renal organic anionic osteopetrosis, 910-11 (ADP)
transporters and, proximal renal tubular sodium pumping and, 1,
574-75 acidosis, 913-14 9-10, 12-13
ABC transporters SLC26A Cl” /base Adenosine triphosphate
cardiac ion channels and, exchangers, 906-11 (ATP)
457 urinary acidification, cardiac ion channels and,
Ablation 900-6 433, 446, 458
GM-CSF regulation of vH* -ATPase subunit G proteins and
lung functions and, mutations, 907-11 phototransduction, 166
786-89, 793 Action potentials hepatocyte chloride
Absorption cardiac ion channels and, channels and, 611-14,
iron accumulation in 431, 433-35 618
hereditary Activation intracellular signal
hemochromatosis and, active Ca?+ absorption in transport and, 411
663-74 distal nephron and, 529 renal molecular chaperones
Acetylcholine G proteins and and, 507-12
cardiac ion channels and, phototransduction, 156 sodium pumping and, 1,
457-58 hepatocyte chloride 5-13
endothelial nitric oxide channels and, 609- Adenylyl cyclases
synthase regulation and, intracellular signal G proteins and olfactory
753, 759, 763-65 transport and, 22—38 signal transduction, 189,
Acid-base transporters prolactin receptor and, 198-99
genetic diseases of 49-50 Adipose tissue
acid-base disturbances short-term synaptic aromatase and, 100-4,
secondary to genetic plasticity and, 375-76 114-15
disorders of renal Na* Acylcarnitine Adrenocortical tumor
reabsorption, 915-16 fatty acid B-oxidation aromatase and, 108
AE1 mutations, 902-6 disorders and, 485 Adrenocortotropic hormone
carbonic anhydrase II ADAMTS-1 gene (ACTH)
mutations, 914—15 ovulation regulators and, renal genetic disorders
Cl~ channel diseases, 69, 74, 76, 78-83 related to K+ and Mg?*,
911-16 Adaptive immunity 845-66
conclusions, 916 £-defensins in lung host AE] anion exchanger
familial distal renal defense and, 709, 733-34 genetic diseases of
tubular acidosis, Adenomatous polyposis coli acid-base transporters
901-10 lung cancer molecular and, 899, 902-6
introduction, 899-900 pathogenesis and, 690-91 Agarica agaracites
mixed renal tubular Adenosine MAAs in aquatic
acidosis, 914-15 hypoxia-induced organisms and, 239
926 SUBJECT INDEX
Agenesis of corpus callosum MAAs in aquatic Androgens
and peripheral organisms and, 223, aromatase and, 93-119
neuropathy (ACCPN) 227-29, 231, 245-49 Androstenedione
cation-Cl cotransporter Allele loss aromatase and, 117
phenotypes and, 828-29 lung cancer molecular Angiogenesis
Aggrecan pathogenesis and, 681, lung cancer molecular
ovulation regulators and, 686-93 pathogenesis and, 681,
19582 Allelic polymorphisms 691-93
Aging ENaC and sodium balance, Angiotensin
dendritic spines and, 889 cation-Cl cotransporter
329-30 Alveolar macrophages phenotypes and, 815
Air-liquid interface GM-CSF regulation of lung ENaC and sodium balance,
ENaC and sodium balance, functions and, 775-95 889
877, 882-83 Amiloride kidney development and,
Airway epithelium cation-Cl cotransporter 45-52
endothelial nitric oxide phenotypes and, 817-18 Anthopleurins
synthase regulation and, ENaC and sodium balance, cardiac ion channels and,
749-51 880-83, 887 442
AIS oncogene renal genetic disorders MAAs in aquatic
lung cancer molecular related to K* and Mg** organisms and, 234
pathogenesis and, 686 857 Antioxidant defenses
A kinase anchoring proteins Amino acids MAAs in aquatic
(AKAPs) MAAs in aquatic organisms and, 223,
cardiac ion channels and, organisms and, 223-52 233-35
442, 446, 454 4-Aminopyridine APC gene/wnt pathway
intracellular signal cardiac ion channels and, lung cancer molecular
transport and, 420-21 456 pathogenesis and, 690-91
AKRI1 protein AMPA receptor Apical membrane
G proteins and pheromone dendritic spines and, 318, bile-salt transporters and,
signaling, 137-40 323-24 639, 648-49
AKT1 channel short-term synaptic genetic diseases of
K™ channel ontogeny and, plasticity and, 386 acid-base transporters
25 Amphioxus spp. and, 899-916
Aldosterone aromatase and, 96 Apical transport
cation-Cl cotransporter Amplification renal organic anionic
phenotypes and, 815, G proteins and transporters and, 565,
817-18 phototransduction, 153, 572, 582
ENaC and sodium balance, 157-60, 165-67 Aplysia spp.
877, 880-82, 884-87, Anapyrexia intracellular signal
889-90 hypoxia-induced, 263-79 transport and, 412
renal genetic disorders Anchoring proteins short-term synaptic
related to K* and Mg?* intracellular signal plasticity and, 381, :
848-51, 857-59, 862 transport and, 407, 386
Alexandrium excavatum 409-21, 423 Apoptosis
MAAs in aquatic Andersen’s syndrome hepatocyte chloride
organisms and, 245, 248 cardiac ion channels and, channels and, 609,
Algae 457 616-18
SUBJECT INDEX 927
lung cancer molecular tissue-specific expression, genetic diseases of
pathogenesis and, 685, 99-108 acid-base transporters
688 Arrhythmias and, 899, 907-11
renal molecular chaperones cardiac ion channels and, sodium pumping and, 1,
and, 503, 509, 511-16, 431-61 6-13
518 Arterial blood flow ATP-binding cassette (ABC)
Apparent mineralocorticoid obstruction transporters
excess (AME) syndrome renin angiotensin system bile-salt transporters and,
cation-Cl cotransporter and kidney development, 635, 639, 644, 64647,
phenotypes and, 818 45-52 650
renal genetic disorders Arthritis cardiac ion channels and,
related to K* and Mg?* iron accumulation in 457
851-52 hereditary trafficking of trafficking of
Arabidopsis spp. hemochromatosis and, canalicular ABC
MAAs in aquatic 663 transporters in
organisms and, 252 Asbt bile salt transporter hepatocytes and
Arginine vasopressin (AVP) bile-salt transporte1 characteristics of
hypoxia-induced 635, 639, 647-48 intrahepatic ABC
anapyrexia and, 268-69, Ascidia ceratodes transporter pools,
273 MAAs in aquatic 600-3
Aromatase organisms and, 249 conclusions, 605
adipose phenotype, ASG7 protein intrahepatic regulation,
114-15 G proteins and pherom 603-5
adipose tissue, 100-4 signaling, 137-40 introduction, 595-96
ArKO mouse ASL peptide newly synthesized
female, 113-14 6-defensins in lung hos ABC transporters,
male, 111-13 defense and, 735 596-99
bone, 106 Aspergillus spp. renal organic anionic
brain, 106-7 calmodulin as ion-channel transporters and,
conclusions, 115-19 subunit and, 291 574-75
genetics, 94-98 G proteins and pheromo! ATXIi
human deficiency, 109-10 signaling, 141 cardiac ion channels and,
insufficiency models, Asterina pectinifera 442
109-15 MAAs in aquatic Augmentation
introduction, 93-94 organisms and, 226 short-term synaptic
local estrogen biosynthesis, AT 1 receptor
115-19 renin angiotensin system 360-61, 366
malignant cells, 108 and kidney development, Autocrine factors
miscellaneous tissues, 45-52 lung cancer molecular
107-8 Atherosclerosis pathogenesis and,
ovary, 99-100 endothelial nitric oxide 682-84
ovulation regulators and, synthase regulatior Autoimmunity
70 749 GM-CSF regulation of
placenta, 105-6 ATPases lung functions and, 787
skeleton, 115 active Ca-* absorption Avogadro’s number
structure/function distal nephron and, G proteins and
relationships, 98-99 529-30 phototransduction, 159
928 SUBJECT INDEX
B apical bile-salt uptake, Bone
Background current 648-49 aromatase and, 93, 106,
cardiac ion channels and, basolateral bile-salt efflux, 115
460 644, 650 prolactin and, 57
Bacteria basolateral bile-salt uptake, Bradykinin
aromatase and, 98 638, 640-44 endothelial nitric oxide
§-defensins in lung host bile duct epithelial cells, synthase regulation and,
defense and, 709-37 647-50 762-65
“Ball and chain” model canalicular secretion, Brain
cardiac ion channels and, 646-47 aromatase and, 93, 96,
440, 456 conclusions, 650-51 106-7, 115
Bartter’s syndrome cytosolic bile-salt-binding cation-Cl cotransporter
cation-Cl cotransporter proteins, 650 phenotypes and, 803-43
phenotypes and, 803, 811, enterohepatic circulation, dendritic spines and,
814-16, 820 635-40 323-42
ENaC and sodium balance, hepatocytes, 638-40 Breast cancer
880 intracellular transport, aromatase and, 93, 103-4,
renal genetic disorders 644-45 108, 118
related to K* and Mg?*, Na‘ -taurocholate prolactin and, 47, 52,
845, 853-54, 864-65 cotransporting proteins, 55-56, 59
Basolateral transport 638, 640-42 Brevican
bile-salt transporters and, organic anion-transporting ovulation regulators and,
638-44, 650 polypeptitdes, 642-44 79
genetic diseases of perspectives, 650-51 Brugada syndrome
acid-base transporters small intestine, 648 cardiac ion channels and,
and, 899-916 Bile secretion 443-44, 461
renal organic anionic trafficking of canalicular Bsep export pump
transporters and, 565, 581 ABC transporters in bile-salt transporters and,
Bathymetric distribution hepatocytes and, 595-605 635, 639-40, 646-47
MAAs in aquatic Biogenesis Bufo spp.
organisms and, 230-31 K™ channel ontogeny and, hypoxia-induced
BayK8644 19-31, 35-37 anapyrexia and, 267, 269
cardiac ion channels and, Birth Bumetanide
446 renin angiotensin system cation-Cl cotransporter
BCL-2 proto-oncogene and kidney development, phenotypes and, 814
lung cancer molecular 555-57
pathogenesis and, 685 BK channels C
Benzothiazepines K™ channel ontogeny and, Cj9 steroid precursors
cardiac ion channels and, 28 aromatase and, 93, 99
445 BLAST searches C282Y mutant
Bikunin aromatase and, 95 iron accumulation in
ovulation regulators and, Blood volume hereditary
73 ENaC and sodium balance, hemochromatosis and,
Bile acid receptor 877-78 667-68
bile-salt transporters and, Body temperature Ca?+
638, 641-42, 646, 649-50 hypoxia-induced calmodulin as ion-channel
Bile-salt transporters anapyrexia and, 263-79 subunit and, 289-305
SUBJECT INDEX 929
cardiac ion channels and, transport proteins, 530-31 inositol-1,4,5-
435, 437-38, 440, 444-47 renal genetic disorders triphosphate receptor,
dendritic spines and, related to Kt and Mg?*, 295-96
313-14, 316, 319, 848-50, 854-57, 863-66 introduction, 289
325-29, 333-41 short-term synaptic miscellaneous channels,
endothelial nitric oxide 300-1
synthase regulation and, 359-68 NMDA receptors,
749-68 Ca*+-ATPase 294-95
G proteins and olfactory active Ca?*+ absorption in opposing effects, 302-4
signal transduction, distal nephron and, overview, 290-92
200-4, 207-8 529-30 ryanodine receptor,
G proteins and Ca**-binding proteins 295-96
phototransduction, 155, short-term synaptic Trp family channels,
170-71 plasticity and, 381-85 297-98
hepatocyte chloride Caenorhabditis elegans K* channel ontogeny and,
channels and, 609, calmodulin as ion-channel 37
615-16 subunit and, 291 Calnexin
intracellular signal cardiac ion channels and, K* channel ontogeny and,
transport and, 420-21 460 23
K~ channel ontogeny and, genetic diseases of Canalicular domain
20,57 acid-base transporters trafficking of ABC
molecular mechanism of and, 910 transporters in
active absorption in distal ovulation regulators and, hepatocytes and, 595-605
nephron and 81, 83 Canalicular membrane
calbindin-D2gx ,5 37-39 Calbindin-D2gx bile-salt transporters and,
clinical implications, active Ca2+ absorption in 635, 639, 646-47
543-44 distal nephron and, Cancer
epithelial Ca2* channel, 529-30, 537-39 aromatase and, 93, 103-4,
530-37, 540-42 Calmodulin 108, 118
extrusion mechanisms, as ion-channel subunit iron accumulation in
539 Ca*+-activated K hereditary
family of EcaC channels of small or hemochromatosis and,
channels, 537 intermediate 663
future research, 543-44 conductance, 296-97 lung cancer molecular
hypocalciurea, 540-41 Ca*+ channels, 298-300 pathogenesis and, 681-98
integrated model of Ca** chemistry of ion prolactin and, 47, 52
active Ca*" channels, 292-301 Candida pseudotropicalis
reabsorption, 542-44 Ca*+ sensor and GM-CSF regulation of lung
introduction, 529-30 mechanical coupling, functions and, 789-90
localization, 532 301-2 Carbenoxolone
1,25(OH)2D3, 539-40 functional bipartition, renal genetic disorders
PH sensitivity, 541 302-4 related to K*+ and Mg?*,
potential regulators, 542 conclusions, 304—5 858
regulation, 531-32, cyclic nucleotide-gate Carbon monoxide
540-42 channels, 293-94 hypoxia-induced
thiazide diuretics, functional bipartition, anapyrexia and, 271,
540-41 3024 274-76
930 SUBJECT INDEX
Carbonic anhydrase II structure/function epilepsy, 824—25
genetic diseases of relationships, 449-51, gain-of-function
acid-base transporters 453, 456-58 mutations, 821-22
and, 899, 914-15 voltage gating, 438-39 gene disruption, 808,
Cardiac channel activation Carnitine 816-18, 820-21, 824,
intracellular signal fatty acid B-oxidation 827-28
transport and, 414—15 disorders and, 477, Gitelman syndrome, 820
Cardiac ion channels 479-81, 483-85, 489-90, hemoglobinopathies,
acquired disease, 443-44 492-95 822-23
action potentials, 433-35 Carnitine: acylcarnitine human disease, 811-12,
background current, 460 transiocase deficiency 821-22
Ca?+ channel, 446-47 fatty acid B-oxidation intestinal henotype, 809
Ca*+ current, 444-47 disorders and, 485 introduction, 804—5
cloning, 435-38 Carnitine kidney, 827
congenital disease, 442-43 palmitoyltransferase I/II male infertility, 810
delayed rectifier K* deficiency Na‘ -dependent
currents, 448-57 fatty acid B-oxidation cotransporters, 806-21
drug and toxin block, 440 disorders and, 484-85 Na‘ -independent K-Cl
future research, 460-61 Catabolism cotransporters, 822—29
genes, 432, 435-38 GM-CSF regulation of nervous system, 827
Ica, 445-46 lung functions and, 775, neurons, 825, 826
INa, 442 782, 786 NKCC1 cotransporter,
inactivation, 440 Cathepsin L gene 806-12
introduction, 431-32 ovulation regulators and, NKCC2 cotransporter,
inward rectifiers, 457-58 76, 78-82 813-18
Ito transient outward Cation-Cl cotransport salivary gland
current, 447-48 human and murine phenotype, 809
KvLQTI1-minK channel, phenotypes secretory Na-K-2Cl
454-55 absorptive KCC2 cotransporter, 806-12
molecular structure/ cotransporter, 823-26 sensorineural deafness,
function relationships, absorptive KCC3 808
438-42, 445, 449-50, cotransporter, 826-29 sensory perception
453, 456-58 absorptive KCCI phenotype, 810-11
Na* current, 440-44 cotransporter, 822—23 Caveolae
pacemaker current, 458-59 absorptive Na-Cl endothelial nitric oxide
permeation, 438 cotransporter, 818-22 synthase regulation and,
rapid component of Ix; absorptive Na-K-2Cl 749, 753-68
delayed rectifier current, cotransporter, 813-18 CCR6 receptor
448 agenesis of corpus A-defensins in lung host
rapid component of Ix; callosum and defense and, 709
ultrarapid delayed peripheral neuropathy, CD9 protein
rectifier current, 456-57 828-29 ovulation regulators and,
rapid component of Ix, Bartter syndrome, 81
slow delayed rectifier 814-16 CDC24 protein
current, 453-55 blood pressure, renin G proteins and pheromone
regulation, 442-48, phenotype, 810 signaling, 132-35
451-52, 454, 456-57 conclusions, 829 C/EBP proteins