Biomembranes 1997: Vol 1330 Table of Contents

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Information for Contributors UI cryptands, and of valinomycin, FCCP and nys-
tatin
Regular papers A. Loiseau, C. Leroy and M. Castaing (France)
Evidence for extensive and non-specific transloca-
Inhibition of annexin V-dependent Ca”* movement tion of oligopeptides across plasma membranes of
in large unilamellar vesicles by K201, a new mammalian cells
1,4-benzothiazepine derivative J. Oehlke, M. Beyermann, B. Wiesner, M. Melzig,
N. Kaneko, R. Matsuda, M. Toda and K. Shi- H. Berger, E. Krause and M. Bienert (Germany)
mamoto (Japan) Charge-dependent insertion of B-lactoglobulin into
Mechanism of adenovirus improvement of cationic monoglyceride monolayers
liposome-mediated gene transfer J.M. Leenhouts, R.A. Demel, B. De Kruijff and
C. Meunier-Durmort, R. Picart, T. Ragot, M. J.-W.P. Boots (Netherlands)
Perricaudet, B. Hainque and C. Forest (France) Lysosome membrane permeability to amines
Pores formed by influenza hemagglutinin ! C.L. Andrew, A.R. Klemm and J.B. Lloyd (USA)
R. Jiricek, G. Schwarz and T. Stegmann (Switzer- Activation of the Na*/K* pump current by intra-
land) and extracellular Li ions in single guinea-pig car-
Dual effects of extracellular Ca** on cardiotoxin-in- diac cells
duced cytotoxicity and cytosolic Ca** changes in A.N. Hermans, H.G. Glitsch and F. Verdonck
cultured single cells of rabbit aortic endothelium (Belgium, Germany)
Y.-J. Ou, Y.-M. Leung, S.-J. Huang and C.-Y. Na‘-dependent y-aminobutyric acid (GABA) trans-
Kwan (China, Canada) port in the choroid plexus of rabbit
Potassium transport in opossum kidney cells: Effects V.K. Ramanathan, C.M. Brett and K.M. Giaco-
of Na-selective and K-selective ionizable mini (USA)

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