Biochimica et Biophysica Acta. International Journal of Biochemistry and Biophysics 1991: Vol 1091 Table of Contents

5 Pages·1991·1.6 MB·English

Molecular Cell Research
including Hormone and
Neurotransmitter Action
Vol. 1091, 1991
Cumulative Contents
Information for Contributors bromoadenosine 3’,5’-monophosphate
E.P. Murono and A.L. Washburn (U.S.A.)
Regular Section Receptors for modified low-density lipoproteins
on human endothelial cells: Different recogni-
tion for acetylated low-density lipoprotein and
Regular Papers
oxidized low-density lipoprotein
N. Kume, H. Arai. C. Kawai and T. Kita (Japan)
Rat intestinal alkaline phosphatase secretion into
lumen and serum is coordinately regulated
Subsection
R. Eliakim, A. Mahmood and D.H. Alpers
(U.S.A.)
Excitation and detection of action potential-in- Mini-Review
duced fluorescence changes through a single
monomode optical fiber Regulation of calcium channel activity by GTP
T.A. Bowmaster, C.C. Davis and V. Krauthamer binding proteins and second messengers
(U.S.A.) A.C. Dolphin (U.K.)
Release of a membrane surface glycoprotein from
human platelets by phosphatidylinositol specific Regular Papers
phospholipase(s) C
A. Dhar and S.D. Shukla (U.S.A.) The 38 kDa Ca?*/membrane-binding protein of
Deoxyadenosine-resistant human T lymphoblasts pig granulocytes needs a high Ca?* concentra-
with elevated 5’-nucleotidase activity tion to be phosphorylated by protein kinase C
D.A. Carson, C.J. Carrera, D.B. Wasson and T. G. Farkas, L. Buday, F. Antoni and A. Farago
Tizasa (U.S.A., Japan) (Hungary)
Determination of the osmotic active drug con- Prostaglandin E, induction of monoblastic differ-
centration in the cytoplasm of anthracycline- entiation utilizes both cAMP and non-cAMP
resistant and -sensitive K .,, cells dependent signalling systems
F. Frezard and A. Garnier-Suillerot (France) J.E. Rubin, L. Titus and M.S. Nanes (U.S.A.)
Hyaluronan-binding proteins on cultured J 774 Glucocorticoids inhibit fructose 2,6-bisphosphate
macrophages synthesis in rat thymocytes. Opposite effect of
S. Gustafson and N. Forsberg (Sweden) cycloheximide
The effect of bile salts on human vascular endo- V.R. Moreno-Aurioles and F. Sobrino (Spain)
thelial cells Activation of human monocyte-derived macro-
C.M. Garner, C.O. Mills, E. Elias and J.M. phages by interferon y is accompanied by in-
Neuberger (U.K.) crease polymerase activity of poly(ADP-ribose)
Reduction of mono(ADP-ribosyl)ation of 20 kDa G. Berton, C. Sorio, C. Laudanna, M. Menegazzi,
protein with maturation in rat testis: Involve- A. Carcereri De Prati and H. Suzuki (Italy)
ment of guanine nucleotides Thimerosal induces calcium mobilization, fructose
A. Yamashita, E. Sato, H. Yasuda, T. Kurokawa 2,6-bisphosphate synthesis and cytoplasmic
and S. Ishibashi (Japan) alkalinization in rat thymus lymphocytes
ADP-ribosylation in Clostridium difficile toxin-
F. Martin, A. Gualberto, F. Sobrino and E.
treated cells is not related to cytopathogenicity Pintado (Spain)
of toxin B Potentiation of arachidonic acid release by phor-
I. Florin and M. Thelestam (Sweden) bol myristate acetate in platelets is not due to
A°’-3B-Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase-isomerase inhibition of arachidonic acid uptake or incor-
activity in two distinct density Leydig cells poration into phospholipids
from immature rats. Differences in responsive- H.S. Banga, S.P. Halenda and M.B. Feinstein
ness to human chorionic gonadotropin or 8- (U.S.A.)
448
Reports of the renal medullary thick ascending limb of
Henle’s loop
Activation of protein kinase C is essential for I.R. Von Recklinghausen, D.M. Scott and
sustained insulin secretion in response to A.W.H. Jans (F.R.G.)
cholinergic stimulation Biological activity of 1la,25-dihydroxyvitamin D
S.J. Persaud, P.M. Jones and S.L. Howell (U.K.) 120 derivatives -— 24-epi-1a,25-dihydroxyvitamin
Stimulation by NaCl, polylysine and heparin of D-2 and 1a,25-dihydroxyvitamin D-—7
two forms of spleen tyrosine protein kinase F. Sato, Y. Okamoto, Y. Ouchi, M. Kaneki, T.
immunologically related with the protein ex- Nakamura, N. Ikekawa and H. Orimo (Japan)
pressed by /yn oncogene
A.M. Brunati, A. Donella-Deana, S. Ralph, F. Report
Marchiori, G. Borin, S. Fischer and L.A. Pinna
(Australia, Italy, France)
Effect of epidermal growth factor (EGF) on gluco-
neogenesis in isolated rat hepatocytes. Depend-
Regular Section
ency on the red-ox state of the substrate
C. Soler, B. Poveda, M. Pastor-Anglada and M.
Regular Papers
Soley (Spain)
Reconstitution of the skeletal sarcoplasmic reticu-
Subsection
lum Ca’**-pump: influence of negatively
charged phospholipids
Regular Papers
G. Szymanska, H.W. Kim and E.G. Kranias
(U.S.A.)
An FM3A mutant, G258, with a mutation that Reaction of a,-macroglobulin with plasmin in-
affects both cell growth and oligosaccharide- creases binding of transforming growth factors-
lipid synthesis fB1 and B2
Y. Nishikawa (Japan) J. LaMarre, G.K. Wollenberg, S.L. Gonias and
Studies of the mechanism of activation of HIT-T15 M.A. Hayes (Canada, U.S.A.)
cells by lactate Calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II. Kinetic
A.M. Lynch, R. Trebilcock, S. Tomlinson and L. studies on the interaction with substrates and
Best (U.K.) calmodulin
Volume regulation in mouse pancreatic B-cells is T. Katoh and H. Fujisawa (Japan)
mediated by a furosemide-sensitive mechanism Apparent activation of rabbit lung membrane
K.G. Engstrém, P.-E. Sandstrom and J. Sehlin adenylate cyclase by cytosolic proteins posses-
(Sweden) sing adenylate kinase activity
Metabolic and secretory response of parotid cells E.V. Nupenko, M.P. Panchenko, M.G. Starikova,
to cationic amino acids. Uptake and catabolism A.V. Grishin and V.A. Tkachuk (U.S.S.R.)
of L-arginine and L-ornithine Phosphorylase kinase from bovine stomach smooth
F. Blachier, A. Mourtada, R. Gomis, A. Sener muscle: a Ca**-dependent protein kinase asso-
and W.J. Malaisse (Belgium) ciated with an actin-like molecule
Changes in inositol transport during DMSO-in- V.G. Zevgolis, T.G. Sotiroudis and A.E. Evan-
duced differentiation of HL60 cells towards gelopoulos (Greece)
neutrophils The effect of transforming growth factor B on
M.A. Baxter, C.M. Bunce, J.M. Lord, PJ. rates of procollagen synthesis and degradation
French, R.H. Michell and G. Brown (U.K.) in vitro
Flow cytometric characterization and sorting of R.J. McAnulty, J.S. Campa, A.D. Cambrey and
cultured Brassica napus microspores G.J. Laurent (U.K.) 231
C. Deslauriers, A.D. Powell, K. Fuchs and K.P. Two major antigens of heart sarcolemma are
Pauls (Canada) Ca**-binding glycoproteins that copurify with
Cytotoxic effect and uptake mechanism by iso- the dihydropyridine receptor
lated rat hepatocytes of lithocholate and its B.S. Tuana, R.K. Sunahara, B.J. Murphy and
glucuronide and sulfate G.N. Pierce (Canada)
H. Takikawa, J. Tomita, T. Takemura and M. Changes in intracellular free calcium activity in
Yamanaka (Japan) Xenopus eggs following imposed intracellular
An NMR spectroscopic characterization of a new pH changes using weak acids and weak bases
epithelial cell line, TALH-SVE, with properties N. Grandin and M. Charbonneau (France) 242
Report
S.A. Kempson, K.J. Kunkler and H. Murer
(U.S.A., Switzerland) 324
Secretagogue-induced Ca’* oscillations in isolated
Platelet activating factors (AGEPC) from epider-
canine gastric chief cells
mal secretions of the Arabian Gulf catfish,
Y. Tsunoda, J.A. Williams and J. DelValle Arius bilineatus, which stimulate wound healing
(U.S.A.) 251
B. Summers, J.M. Al-Hassan, M. Thomson, A.
Chun and R.S. Criddle (Kuwait, U.S.A.) 329
Regular Section
Hepatocellular uptake of peptides by bile acid
transporters: relationship of carrier-mediated
Regular Papers
transport of linear peptides with renin-inhibit-
The role of adhesive interactions and extracellular ing activity to multispecific bile acid carriers
matrix fibronectin from human polymorpho- A. Bertrams and K. Ziegler (F.R.G.) 337
nuclear leukocytes in the respiratory burst *'P_NMR-studies on intracellular pH and me-
G.F. Sud’ina, A.V. Tatarintsev, A.A. Koshkin, tabolite concentrations in relation to the
S.V. Zaitsev, N.A. Fedorov and S.D. Varfolomeev circadian rhythm, temperature and nutrition in
(U.S.S.R.) 257 Neurospora crassa
Role of ABH blood group antigens in the stimula- U. Pilatus and D. Techel (F.R.G.) 349
tion of a DIDS-sensitive Ca** influx pathway
in human erythrocytes by Ulex europaeus ag- Subsection
glutinin I and a monoclonal anti A, antibody
Regular Papers
B. Engelmann, U. Schumacher and J. Duhm
(F.R.G.) 261
The isolated neonatal rat-cardiomyocyte used in Priming effect of glucagon-like peptide-1 (7-36)
an in vitro model for ‘ischemia’. I. A morpho- amide, glucose-dependent insulinotropic poly-
logical study peptide and cholecystokinin-8 at the isolated
R.J.P. Musters, J.A. Post and A.J. Verkleij (The perfused rat pancreas
Netherlands, U.S.A.) 270 H.-C. Fehmann, R. Goke, B. Goke, R. Bachle, B.
The isolated neonatal rat-cardiomyocyte used in Wagner and R. Arnold (F.R.G., U.S.A.) 356
an in vitro model for ‘ischemia’. II. Induction Autocrine control of adipose cell differentiation
of the 68 kDa heat shock protein by prostacyclin and PGF,,
M.J.M. Tuijl, P.M.P. Van Bergen en Henegou- R.-M. Catalioto, D. Gaillard, J. Maclouf, G.
wen, R. Van Wijk and A.J. Verkleij (The Nether- Ailhaud and R. Negrel (France) 364
lands) 278 Identification of the calmodulin-regulated protein
Cell damage caused by ATP depletion is reduced phosphatase, calcineurin, in rat pancreatic islets
by magnesium and nickel in human fibroblasts J.J. Gagliardino, M.H. Krinks and E.E.
— a non-specific calcium antagonism? Gagliardino (Argentina, U.S.A.) 370
S.R. Kristensen (Denmark) 285 Tumor necrosis factor-a stimulates phosphatidyl-
The release of iron and transferrin from the hu- inositol breakdown by phospholipase C to co-
man melanoma cell ordinately increase the levels of diacylglycerol,
D.R. Richardson and E. Baker (Australia) 294 free arachidonic acid and prostaglandins in an
Characterization of cultured alveolar epithelial cell osteoblast (MC3T3-E1) cell line
xanthine dehydrogenase /oxidase B.E. Rapuano and R.S. Bockman (U.S.A.) 374
P.C. Panus, B. Burgess and B.A. Freeman Arachidonic acid release by basophilic leukemia
(U.S.A.) 303 cells and macrophages stimulated by Ca?*
Stimulation of lipid peroxidation increases the in- ionophores, antigen and diacylglycerol: essen-
tracellular calcium content of isolated hepato- tial role for protein kinase C and prevention by
cytes glucocorticosteroids
E. Albano, G. Bellomo, M. Parola, R. Carini and U. Zor, E. Her, T. Harell, G. Fischer, Z. Naor,
M.U. Dianzani (Italy) 310 P. Braquet, E. Ferber and N. Reiss (Israel,
Fluorescence response in chlortetracycline-loaded France, F.R.G.) 385
neutrophils measures release of Ca** from in- In vitro phosphorylation and inactivation of
tracellular membrane enclosed storage sites spinach leaf sucrose-phosphate synthase by an
J. Jacob (India) 317 endogenous protein kinase
Iodoacetate action on endocytic uptake of differ- S.C. Huber and J.L. Huber (U.S.A.) 393
ent fluid-phase markers by OK renal epithelial Volatile anesthetics stimulate the phorbol ester
cells evoked neurotransmitter release from PC12 cells
450
through an increase of the cytoplasmic Ca** Osmotic strength differentiates between two types
of calcium transport pathways regulating
ion concentration
P.W.L. Tas and K. Koschel (F.R.G.) catecholamine secretion from cultured bovine
Tumor necrosis factor (TNF) inhibits interleukin chromaffin cells
(IL)-1 and/or IL-6 stimulated synthesis of C- E. Heldman, M. Levine, K. Morita and H.B.
reactive protein (CRP) and serum amyloid A Pollard (U.S.A.) 417
(SAA) in primary cultures of human hepato- Further definition of the substrate specificity of
cytes the alpha-herpesvirus protein kinase and com-
parison with protein kinases A and C
S.H. Yap, H.J. Moshage, B.P.C. Hazenberg,
H.M.J. Roelofs, J. Bijzet, P.C. Limburg, L.A. D.P. Leader, A.D. Deana, F. Marchiori, F.C.
Aarden and M.H. Van Rijswijk (Belgium, The Purves and L.A. Pinna (U.K., Italy)
Netherlands) 405 Effect of pentosan polysulphate, standard heparin
Interactions between inositol phosphates and cy- and related compounds on protein kinase C
tosolic free calcium following bradykinin stimu- activity
lation in cultured human skin fibroblasts J.-M. Herbert and J.-P. Maffrand (France)
H.-M. Huang, L. Toral-Barza and G.E. Gibson
(U.S.A.) Author Index
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