Biomembranes 1991: Vol 1061 Table of Contents

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Biomembranes
Vol. 1061, 1991
Cumulative Contents
Information for Contributors Low potassium-type but not high potassium-type
sheep red blood cells show passive K™ trans-
Regular Papers port induced by low ionic strength
A. Erdmann, I. Bernhardt, S.J. Pittman and J.C.
Resting membrane potential in 41A3 mouse neu- Ellory (G.D.R., U.K.)
roblastoma cells. Effect of increased glucose Chemoreception in Hydra vulgaris (attenuata):
and galactose concentrations initial characterization of two distinct binding
sites for L-glutamic acid
M.A. Yorek and J.A. Dunlap (U.S.A.)
Plasma membrane-bound carbonic anhydrase ac- S.L. Bellis, W. Grosvenor, G. Kass-Simon and
tivity in the regenerating rat liver D.E. Rhoads (U.S.A.) 89
Nucleoside and nucleotide transport through a
J.J.G. Marin, A. Tabernero Urbieta, F.
model liquid membrane. Periodic-catastrophic
Pérez Barriocanal, E. Rodriguez Barbero and N.
transport of a novel amantadine phos-
Eleno (Spain)
phoramidate conjugate of 5’-AMP
Aminophospholipid molecular species asymmetry
in the human erythrocyte plasma membrane D.E. Bergstrom, J.K. Abrahamson and M_Y.-M.
F. Hullin, M.-J. Bossant and N. Salem, Jr. Chan (U.S.A.)
(U.S.A.) Agents which reverse multidrug-resistance are in-
hibitors of [*H]vinblastine transport by isolated
B-Galactosidase fused to the hydrophobic domain
of cytochrome b, spontaneously associates with vesicles
liposomes M. Horio, E. Lovelace, I. Pastan and M.M.
Gottesman (U.S.A.)
S.K. George, L. Najera, R. Sandoval and G.M.
Divalent cation-sensitive pores formed by natural
Thler (U.S.A.)
and synthetic melittin and by Triton X-100
Dioxygen solubility in aqueous phosphatidyl-
choline dispersions G.M. Alder, W.M. Arnold, C.L. Bashford, A.F.
Drake, C.A. Pasternak and U. Zimmermann
E.S. Smotkin, F.T. Moy and W.Z. Plachy
(U.K., F.R.G., U.K.)
(U.S.A.)
Human platelet P-235, a talin-like actin binding
Detection of structural defects in phosphatidyl-
protein, binds selectively to mixed lipid bilayers
choline membranes by small-angle neutron
scattering. The cluster model of a lipid bilayer H. Heise, T. Bayerl, G. Isenberg and E. Sack-
mann (F.R.G.)
V.I. Gordeliy, V.G. Ivkov, Y.M. Ostanevich and
Stabilization of non-bilayer structures by the
L.S. Yaguzhinskij (U.S.S.R.)
etherlipid ethanolamine plasmalogen
Inhibition of the phosphatase activity of the red
cell membrane Ca** pump by acidic phospho- K. Lohner, P. Balgavy, A. Hermetter, F. Paltauf
and P. Laggner (Austria, Czechoslovakia)
lipids
Phosphorylation of H*/K*-ATPase by inorganic
J.P.F.C. Rossi and A.J. Caride (Argentina)
phosphate. The role of K* and SCH 28080
Uptake of liposomes by cultured mouse bone mar-
H.T.W.M. Van der Hijden, H.P.G. Koster,
row macrophages: influence of liposome com-
position and size H.G.P. Swarts and J.J.H.H.M. De Pont (The
Netherlands)
T.M. Allen, G.A. Austin, A. Chonn, L. Lin and
Glucose and nucleoside transporters of human
K.C. Lee (Canada)
erythrocytes: effects of detergents on im-
A microscopic electrostatic model for the ampho-
munoadsorption of a membrane protein to its
tericin B channel
monoclonal antibody
M. Bonilla-Marin, M. Moreno-Bello and I.
B.H. Jhun, C.J. Berenski, J.D. Craik, A.R.P.
Ortega-Blake (Mexico)
Peptide binding to lipid membranes. Spectro- Paterson, C.E. Cass and C.Y. Jung (U.S.A.,
scopic studies on the insertion of a cyclic Canada) 149
somatostatin analog into phospholipid bilayers
G. Beschiaschvili and J. Seelig (Switzerland) continued
314
Fluidity and lipid composition of oat and rye The sodium—calcium exchanger of bovine rod
shoot plasma membrane: effect of sterol per- photoreceptors: K *-dependence of the purified
turbation by xenobiotics and reconstituted protein
D.T. Cooke, F.M. Munkonge, R.S. Burden and U. Friedel, G. Wolbring, P. Wohlfart and N.J.
C.S. James (U.K.) Cook (F.R.G.) ;
Photo-modulated ion channels based on cova- Phosphorylation sites in human erythrocyte band
lently linked gramicidins 3 protein
C.J. Stankovic, S.H. Heinemann and_ S.L. D. Yannoukakos, C. Vasseur, J.-P. Piau, H.
Schreiber (U.S.A., F.R.G.) Wajcman and E. Bursaux (France)
Reconstitution of the L-leucine-H* cotransporter Na*t/K*-ATPase: modes of inhibition by Mg**
of the plasma membrane from Chang liver cells J.D. Robinson and P.R. Pratap (U.S.A.)
into proteoliposomes Characterization of pore-forming activity in liver
Y. Mitsumoto and T. Mohri (Japan) mitochondria from Anguilla anguilla. Two
Reversible disc-micellization of dimyristoylphos- porins in mitochondria?
phatidylcholine bilayers induced by melittin and V. De Pinto, V. Zara, R. Benz, G.V. Gnoni and
[Ala-14]melittin F. Palmieri (Italy, F.R.G.)
C.E. Dempsey and B. Sternberg (U.K., F.R.G.) Hepatocellular transport of cyclosomatostatins:
Lipid changes of goat sperm plasma membrane evidence for a carrier system related to the
during epididymal maturation multispecific bile acid transporter
A.P.S. Rana, G.C. Majumder, S. Misra and A. K. Ziegler, W. Lins and M. Frimmer (F.R.G.)
Ghosh (India) Small-volume extrusion apparatus for preparation
Identification of an osmotically induced _peri- of large, unilamellar vesicles
plasmic glycine betaine-binding protein from R.C. MacDonald, R.I. MacDonald, B.P.M.
Rhizobium meliloti Menco, K. Takeshita, N.K. Subbarao and L.-r.
D. Le Rudulier, K. Gloux and N. Riou (France) Hu (U.S.A.)
Long-term stabilization and crystallization of
(Ca2+ + Mg?*)-ATPase of detergent-solubi-
lized erythrocyte plasma membrane
S. Pikula, A. Wrzosek and K.S. Famulski (Po- Reports
land)
Location and regulation of octameric mitochon-
drial creatine kinase in the contact sites Characteristics of *°Rbt transport in human
M. Kottke, V. Adams, T. Wallimann, V.K. Nalam erythrocytes infected with Plasmodium falcipa-
and D. Brdiczka (F.R.G., Switzerland, India) rum
Effect of chronic acid loading on rat renal baso- K. Kirk, K.J. Ashworth, B.C. Elford, R.A. Pinches
lateral membrane bicarbonate transport and J.C. Ellory (U.K.) 305
S.M. Grassl (U.S.A.) Water transport in human red cells: effects of
The effect of salinity on the phase behaviour of ‘non-inhibitory’ sulfhydryl reagents
total lipid extracts and binary mixtures of the G. Benga, O. Popescu, V. Borza, A. Hoddarnau,
major phospholipids isolated from a mod- VI. Pop and J. Wrigglesworth (Romania, U.K.)
erately halophilic eubacterium
G.C. Sutton, N.J. Russell and P.J. Quinn (U.K.) Author index