Biophysical Journal 1994: Vol 67 Index

19 Pages·1994·6.2 MB·English

Biophysical Journal Volume 67 December 1994 2561-2573
AUTHOR INDEX
A Barranger-Mathys, M. and Cafiso, D. S. Collisions between he-
lical peptides in membranes monitored using electron paramag-
Abbott, L. F. See Marom and Abbott. netic resonance: Evidence that alamethicin is monomeric in the
Abercrombie, R. Cross-talk between membranes, 6 absence of a membrane potential, 172
Abidor, I. G. (deceased), Li, L.-H., and Hui, S. W. Studies of cell Barrett, L. W. See Snyder, Ladror, Wade, Wang, Barrett, Matay-
pellets: I. Electrical properties and porosity, 418 oshi, Huffaker, Krafft, and Holzman.
Studies of cell pellets: II. Osmotic properties, electropo- Barsotti, R. J. See Martin and Barsotti.
ration, and related phenomena: Membrane interactions, 427 Barton, S. W. See Thomas, Barton, and Tirrell.
Airey, J. A. See Percival, Williams, Kenyon, Grinsell, Airey, and
Bassani, J. W. M. See Berlin, Bassani, and Bers.
Sutko. Beam, K. G. See Takekura, Bennett, Tanabe, Beam, and Franzini-
Aitken, P. G. See Schiff, Jerger, Chang, Sauer, and Aitken. Armstrong.
Aiyar, J., Nguyen, A. N., Chandy, K. G., and Grissmer, S. The Bean, J. C. See Chupa, McCauley, Strongin, Smith, Blasie, Peti-
P-region and S6 of Kv3.1 contribute to the formation of the ion
colas, and Bean.
conduction pathway, 2261 Beauvoit, B., Kitai, T., and Chance, B. Contribution of the mi-
Akiyama, M. See Trouard, Mannock, Lindblom, Rilfors, Akiyama, tochondrial compartment to the optical properties of the rat liver:
and McElhaney. A theoretical and practical approach, 2501
Akutsu, H., Nishimoto, S., and Kyogoku, Y. Dynamic strutures
Becker, P. L. Topics in Fluorescence Spectroscopy, Vol. 1-3. Jo-
of intact chicken erythrocyte chromatins as studied by 'H-*'P
seph R. Lakowicz, Editor (book review), 1788
cross-polarization NMR, 804
Bedlack, R. S., Jr. See Gross, Bedlack, and Loew.
Alam, M. See Kirsch, Alam, and Hartmann. Beechem, J. M. Single molecule spectroscopies and imaging tech-
Albertsen, A. and Hansen, U.-P. Estimation of kinetic rate con- niques shed new light on the future of biophysics, 2133
stants from mult-channel recordings by a direct fit of the time
See Otto, Lillo, and Beechem.
series, 1393
Ben-Shaul, A. See Fattal and Ben-Shaul.
Alecci, M., Ferrari, M., Quaresima, V., Sotgiu, A., and Ursini,
Bennett, L. See Takekura, Bennett, Tanabe, Beam, and Franzini-
C. L. Simultaneous 280 MHz EPR imaging of rat organs during
Armstrong.
nitroxide free radical clearance, 1274
Bennett, P. B., Jr. See Valenzuela and Bennett.
Amemiya, T. See Ihara, Amemiya, Miyashita, and Mukohata.
Benz, R. See Wang, Zimmermann, and Benz.
Amemiya, Y. See Wakabayashi, Sugimoto, Tanaka, Ueno,
Berendsen, H. J. C. See Tissen, Drenth, Berendsen, and Fraaije.
Takezawa, and Amemiya.
Berger, C. L. and Thomas, D. D. Rotational dynamics of actin-
Anderson, C. F. See Bond, Anderson, and Record.
bound intermediates of the myosin adenosine triphosphatase
Anderson, C. M. See Morrison, Anderson, Georgiou, Stevenson,
cycle in myofibrils, 250
and Cherry.
Berkowitz, J. See Wagenknecht, Berkowitz, Grassucci, Timerman,
Anderson, L. E. See Li, Stevens, Schiffer, and Anderson.
and Fleischer.
Andrietti, F. and Bernardini, G. The movement of spermatozoa
Berlin, J. R., Bassani, J. W. M., and Bers, D. M. Intrinsic cy-
with helical head: Theoretical analysis and experimental results,
tosolic calcium buffering properties of single rat cardiac myo-
1767
Arhem, P. See Elinder and Arhem. cytes, 1775
Bernardini, G. See Andrietti and Bernardini.
Arispe, N. See Durell, Guy, Arispe, Rojas, and Pollard.
Bers, D. M. See Berlin, Bassani, and Bers.
See Pollard, Arispe, Rojas, and Pollard.
Bezanilla, M., Drake, B., Nudler, E., Kashlev, M., Hansma, P.
Arkin, A. and Ross, J. Computational functions in biochemical
K., and Hansma, H. G. Motion and enzymatic degradation of
reaction networks, 560
DNA in the atomic force microscope, 2454
Armstrong, C. M. See Gdmez-Lagunas and Armstrong.
Bezrukov, S. M. See Grigorjev and Bezrukov.
Arnette, J. K. See Young, Arnette, Roess, and Barisas.
Bier, M. See Borst, Kits, and Bier.
Ashley, C. C. See Bagni, Cecchi, Griffiths, Maéda, Rapp, and Ash-
Birrell, G. B., Habliston, D. L., and Griffith, O. H. Photoelectron
ley.
imaging of viruses and DNA: evaluation of substrates by uni-
Axelrod, D. New dimensions in two dimensions, 1799
directional low angle shadowing and photoemission current mea-
See Stout and Axelrod.
surements, 2041
Bittner, G. D. See Krause, Fishman, and Bittner.
B Blackshear, P. J. See Kim, Blackshear, Johnson, and McLaughlin.
Blankenship, R. E. See Lin, Kleinherenbrink, Chiou, and Blan-
Babcock, G. T. Resonance Raman microspectroscopy in biology, kenship.
5 Blasie, J. K. See Chupa, McCauley, Strongin, Smith, Blasie, Peti-
Bagni, M. A., Cecchi, G., Griffiths, P. J., Maéda, Y., Rapp, G., colas, and Bean.
and Ashley, C. C. Lattice spacing changes accompanying iso- Bloemendal, M. See van Haeringen, Dekker, Bloemendal, R6gner,
metric tension development in intact single muscle fibers, 1965 van Grondelle, and van Amerongen.
Baker, A. J., Brandes, R., Schreur, J. H. M., Camacho, S. A., Bioom, M. See Fenske, Thewalt, Bloom, and Kitson.
and Weiner, M. W. Protein and acidosis alter calcium-binding Bloomfield, V. A. See Ma and Bloomfield.
and fluorescence spectra of the calcium indicator indo-1, 1646 Blumenthal, R. See Krumbiegel, Herrmann, and Blumenthal.
Baldwin, R. C. See Flach, Brauner, Taylor, Baldwin, and Men- Boal, D. H. Computer simulation of a model network for the eryth-
delsohn. rocyte cytoskeleton, 521
Bamberg, E. See Tittor, Schweiger, Oesterhelt, and Bamberg. Boffi, A., Verzili, D., Chiancone, E., Leone, M., Cupane, A.,
Bangham, A. D. Liposomes: From Physics to Applications. D. D. Militello, V., Vitrano, E., Cordone, L., Yu, W., and Di Iorio,
Lasic (book review), 1358 E. E. Stereodynamic properties of the cooperative homodimeric
Barisas, B. G. See Young, Arnette, Roess, and Barisas. Scapharca inaequivalvis hemoglobin studied through optical ab-
Barnett, V. A. Muscle Contraction. Clive R. Bagshaw (book re- sorption spectroscopy and ligand rebinding kinetics, 1713
view), 1360 Bogdonov, V. See Kusba, Bogdonov, Gryczynski, and Lakowicz.
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Bond, J. P., Anderson, C. F., and Record, M. T., Jr. Confor- Chase, P. B., Martyn, D. A., and Hannon, J. D. Isometric force
mational transitions of duplex and triplex nucleic acid helices: redevelopment of skinned muscle fibers from rabbit activated
Thermodynamic analysis of effects of salt concentration on sta- with and without Ca?*, 1994
bility using preferential interaction coefficients, 825 Chen, T. See Schmidt, Chen, and Lauffenburger.
Borst, J. G. G., Kits, K. S., and Bier, M. Variance analysis of Chen, W. and Lee, R. C. Altered ion channel conductance and
y-aminobutyric acid (GABA)-ergic inhibitory postsynaptic cur- ionic selectivity induced by large imposed membrane potential
rents from melanotropes of Xenopus laevis, 183 pulse, 603
Bouevitch, O. See Chen, Sheves, Lewis, and Bouevitch. Chen, Y.-d. See Xie, Marszalek, Chen, and Tsong.
Brandes, R. See Baker, Brandes, Schreur, Camacho, and Weiner. Chen, Z., Sheves, M., Lewis, A., and Bouevitch, O. A comparison
Brauner, J. W. See Flach, Brauner, Taylor, Baldwin, and Men- of the second harmonic generation from light-adapted, dark-
delsohn. adapted, blue, and acid purple membrane, 1155
Breitenbach, M. See Kung], Visser, Kauffmann, and Breitenbach. Cheng, A., Hummel, B., Mencke, A., and Caffrey, M. Kinetics
Briggs, J. and Caffrey, M. The temperature-composition phase and mechanism of the barotropic lamellar gel/lamellar liquid
diagram and mesophase structure characterization of monopen- crystal phase transition in fully hydrated dihexadecylphosphati-
tadecenoin in water, 1594 dylethanolamine: A time-resolved x-ray diffraction study using
Brink, P. R. See Christ, Brink, and Ramanan. pressure jump, 293
Brodwick, M. See Tu, Velez, Brodwick, and Fill. Cheng, H. See Cannell, Cheng, and Lederer.
Brouwer, A. M. See Hoff, van Stokkum, van Ramesdonk, van Cheng, K. H., Ruymgaart, L., Liu, L.-I., Somerharju, P., and
Brederode, Brouwer, Fitch, Meyer, van Grondelle, and Helling- Sugar, I. P. Intramolecular excimer kinetics of fluorescent
wert. dipyrenyl lipids: 1. DMPC/cholesterol membranes, 902
Bruinsma, R., Goulian, M., and Pincus, P. Self-assembly of Intramolecular excimer kinetics of fluorescent dipyreny]
membrane junctions, 746 lipids: 2, DOPE/DOPC membranes, 914
Bryant, R. G. See North, Franklin, Bryant, and Cafiso.
Cherry, R. J. See Morrison, Anderson, Georgiou, Stevenson, and
Buchsbaum, G. See Rao, Buchsbaum, and Sterling.
Cherry.
Budil, D. E. See Ge, Budil, and Freed.
Cheung, P. See Crosbie, Miller, Cheung, Goodnight, Muhlrad, and
Bukauskas, F. F. and Weingart, R. Voltage-dependent gating of
Reisler.
single gap junction channels in an insect cell line, 613
Chiancone, E. See Boffi, Verzili, Chiancone, Leone, Cupane, Mili-
Buldyrev, S. V. See Ossadnik, Buldyrev, Goldberger, Havlin, Man-
tello, Vitrano, Cordone, Yu, and Di Iorio.
tegna, Peng, Simons, and Stanley.
Chiou, H.-C. See Lin, Kleinherenbrink, Chiou, and Blankenship.
Burkard, F. See Vonck, Han, Burkard, Perkins, and Glaeser.
Chou, W. See Hartman, Lau, Chou, and Coates.
Burke, R. E. See Chang, Schiff, Sauer, Gossard, and Burke.
Chow, R. H. See Heinemann, Chow, Neher, and Zucker.
Christ, G. J., Brink, P. R., and Ramanan, S. V. Dynamic gap
junctional communication: A delimiting model for tissue re-
Cc sponses, 1335
Chupa, J. A., McCauley, J. P., Jr., Strongin, R. M., Smith, A.
Cachia, C. See Le Grimellec, Lesniewska, Cachia, Schreiber, de B., Il, BlasieJ, . K., Peticolas, L. J., and Bean, J. C. Vectorially
Fornel, and Goudonnet. oriented membrane protein monolayers: Profile structures via
Caffier, G. See Shvinka and Caffier. x-ray interferometry/holography, 336
Caffrey, M. See Briggs and Caffrey.
Cintron, C. See Rawe, Meek, Leonard, Takahashi, and Cintron.
See Cheng, Hummel, Mencke, and Caffrey. Clapham, D. E. See Liickhoff and Clapham.
Cafiso, D. S. See Barranger-Mathys and Cafiso.
Clerc, S. G. and Thompson, T. E. A possible mechanism for
See North, Franklin, Bryant, and Cafiso. vesicle formation by extrusion (letter), 475
Cai, M. and Timkovich, R. Solution conformation of cytochrome
Coates. T. D. See Hartman, Lau, and Coates.
c-551 from Pseudomonas stutzeri ZoBell determined by NMR,
Contino, P. B., Hasselbacher, C. A., Ross, J. B. A., and Nem-
1207
erson, Y. Use of an oriented transmembrane protein to probe the
Calvez, A. C. See Yeh, Calvez, and Eckstein.
assembly of a supported phospholipid bilayer, 1113
Camacho, S. A. See Baker, Brandes, Schreur, Camacho, and
Cordone, L. See Boffi, Verzili, Chiancone, Leone, Cupane, Mili-
Weiner.
Campion, J. M. See Rowe and Campion. tello, Vitrano, Cordone, Yu, and Di Iorio.
Cannell, M. B., Cheng, H., and Lederer, W. J. Spatial non- Cornell, B. A. See Separovic, Gehrmann, Milne, Cornell, Lin, and
uniformities in [Ca**], during excitation-contraction coupling in Smith.
cardiac myocytes, 1942 Coronado, R. See Sukhareva, Morrissette, and Coronado.
Carrascosa, J. L. See Marco, Carrascosa, and Valpuesta. Corradin, G. See Duschl, Liley, Corradin, and Vogel.
Carson, M. R., Travis, S. M., Winter, M. C., Sheppard, D. N., Corrie, J. E. T. See Thirlwell, Corrie, Reid, Trentham, and Fe-
and Welsh, M. J. Phosphate stimulates CFTR CI channels, 1867 renczi.
Caspers, P. J. See Salmaso, Puppels, Caspers, Floris, Wever, and Costa, A. C. S., Patrick, J. W., and Dani, J. A. Improved tech-
Greve. nique for studying ion channels expressed in Xenopus oocytes,
Cecchi, G. See Bagni, Cecchi, Griffiths, Maéda, Rapp, and Ashley. including fast superfusion, 395
Ceve, G. See Vierl, Lébbecke, Nagel, and Cevc. Craig, R. See Ménétret and Craig.
Chance, B. See Beauvoit, Kitai, and Chance. Cronise, R. See Noever, Cronise, and Matsos.
Chandy, K. G. See Aiyar, Nguyen, Chandy, and Grissmer. Crosbie, R. H., Miller, C., Cheung, P., Goodnight, T., Muhirad,
Chang, T. See Schiff, Jerger, Chang, Sauer, and Aitken. A., and Reisler, E. Structural connectivity in actin: Effect of
Chang, T., Schiff, S. J., Sauer, T., Gossard, J.-P., and Burke, R. C-terminal modifications on the properties of actin, 1957
E. Stochastic versus deterministic variability in simple neuronal Crouzy, S., Woolf, T. B., and Roux, B. A molecular dynamics
circuits: I. Monosynaptic spinal cord reflexes, 671 study of gating in dioxolane-linked gramicidin A channels, 1370
Chapman, B. E. See Lennon, Scott, Chapman, and Kuchel. Cullis, P. R. See Lewis, McElhaney, Monck, and Cullis.
Chase, P. B. See Martyn, Chase, Hannon, Huntsman, Kushmerick, Cupane, A. See Boffi, Verzili, Chiancone, Leone, Cupane, Mili-
and Gordon. tello, Vitrano, Cordone, Yu, and Di Iorio.
AUTHOR INDEX 2563
D Elinder, F. and Arhem, P. Effects of gadolinium on ion channels
in the myelinated axon of Xenopus laevis: Four sites of action,
Dahl, G., Nonner, W., and Werner, R. Attempts to define func- 71
tional domains of gap junction proteins with synthetic peptides, The modulatory site for the action of gadolinium on surface
1816 charges and channel gating, 84
Daley, D. See Stricker, Redman, and Daley. Engel, A. See Schabert and Engel.
Dani, J. A. See Costa, Patrick, and Dani. Epstein, I. R. Growth Patterns in Physical Sciences and Biology.
Darius, F. and Rojas, R. “Simulated molecular evolution” or Juan Manuel Garcia-Ruiz, Enrique Louis, Paul Meakin, and Leo-
computer-generated artifacts?, 2120
nard M. Sander, Editors (book review), 479
Day, L. A. See Marzec and Day.
Erramilli, S. See Gleeson, Erramilli, and Gruner.
de Fornel, F. See Le Grimellec, Lesniewska, Cachia, Schreiber, de
Escobar, A. L. See Monck, Robinson, Escobar, Vergara, and Fer-
Fornel, and Goudonnet.
nandez.
de Grooth, B. G. See Putman, van der Werf, de Grooth, van Hulst,
and Greve.
DeFelice, L. J. See Galli and DeFelice.
Dekker,J . P. See Groot, Peterman, van Kan, van Stokkum, Dekker, F
and van Grondelle.
See van Haeringen, Dekker, Bloemendal, Régner, van Fallon, P. G. See Jaroszeski, Gilbert, Fallon, and Heller.
Grondelle, and van Amerongen. Fattal, D. R. and Ben-Shaul, A. Mean-field calculations of chain
Dembo, M. See Ward, Dembo, and Hammer. packing and conformational statistics in lipid bilayers: Compari-
Demidov, A. A. Quantitative calculations of fluorescence polar- son with experiments and molecular dynamics studies, 983
ization and absorption anisotropy kinetics of double- and triple- Feigenson, G. W. See Hinderliter, Huang, and Feigenson.
chromophore complexes with energy transfer, 2184 Fenske, D. B., Thewalt, J. L., Bloom, M., and Kitson, N. Models
Descouts, P. See Droz, Taborelli, Descouts, and Wells. of stratum corneum intercellular membranes: 7H NMR of mac-
Devaux, P. F. Biophysique Moléculaire: Structures en Mouvement. roscopically oriented multilayers, 1562
Michel Daune (book review), 1359 Ferenczi, M. A. See Peckham, Ferenczi, and Irving.
Di Iorio, E. E. See Boffi, Verzili, Chiancone, Leone, Cupane, Mili- See Thirlwell, Corrie, Reid, Trentham, and Ferenczi.
tello, Vitrano, Cordone, Yu, and Di Iorio. Fernandez, J. M. See Monck, Robinson, Escobar, Vergara, and
Diamandis, E. P. See Marriott, Heidecker, Diamandis, and Yan- Fernandez.
Marriott. Ferrari, M. See Alecci, Ferrari, Quaresima, Sotgiu, and Ursini.
Diaz, F. G. See Garcia de la Torre, Navarro, Lopez Martinez, Diaz, Fill, M. See Tu, Velez, Brodwick, and Fill.
and Lopez Cascales. Fischbarg, J. See Hernandez and Fischbarg.
Dorman, V. See Partenskii, Dorman, and Jordan. Fishman, G. I. See Moreno, Rook, Fishman, and Spray.
Draber, S. and Hansen, U.-P. Fast single-channel measurements Fishman, H. M. See Krause, Fishman, and Bittner.
resolve the blocking effect of Cs* on the K* channel, 120 See Lu and Fishman.
Draber, S. and Schultze, R. Detection of jumps in single-channel Fitch, J. C. See Hoff, van Stokkum, van Ramesdonk, van Bred-
data containing subconductance levels, 1404 erode, Brouwer, Fitch, Meyer, van Grondelle, and Hellingwerf.
Drake, B. See Bezanilla, Drake, Nudler, Kashlev, Hansma, and Fitzgerald, M. C. See Shen, Fitzgerald, and Murphy.
Hansma. Flach, C. R., Brauner, J. W., Taylor, J. W., Baldwin, R. C., and
Drenth, J. See Tissen, Drenth, Berendsen, and Fraaije. Mendelsohn, R. External reflection FTIR of peptide monolayer
Droz, E., Taborelli, M., Descouts, P., and Wells, T. N. C. In- films in situ at the air/water interface: Experimental design,
fluence of surface and protein modification on immunoglobulin spectra-structure correlations, and effects of hydrogen-deuterium
G adsorption observed by scanning force microscopy, 1316 exchange, 402
Dupont, G. and Goldbeter, A. Properties of intracellular Ca** Fleischer, S. Phospholamban, phosphorylation, and phosphores-
waves generated by a model based on Ca”*-induced Ca** release, cence, 3
2191 See Hain, Nath, Mayrleitner, Fleischer, and Schindler.
Durell, S. R., Guy, H. R., Arispe, N., Rojas, E., and Pollard, See Wagenknecht, Berkowitz, Grassucci, Timerman, and
H. B. Theoretical models of the ion channel structure of amyloid Fleischer.
B-protein, 2137 Floris, R. See Salmaso, Puppels, Caspers, Floris, Wever, and
Duschl, C., Liley, M., Corradin, G., and Vogel, H. Biologically Greve.
addressable monolayer structures formed by templates of sulfur-
Ford, L. E. See Slawnych, Seow, Huxley, and Ford.
bearing molecules, 1229 Foster, K. R. Biological Effects of Electric and Magnetic Fields.
Vol. 1: Sources and Mechanisms. Vol. 2: Beneficial and Harmful
Effects. D. O. Carpenter and S. Ayrapetyan, Editors (book re-
E view), 2123
Fozzard, H. A. See Satin, Limberis, Kyle, Rogart, and Fozzard.
Ebrey, T. G. See Liang, Steinberg, Livnah, Sheves, Ebrey, and Fraaije, J. G. E. M. See Tissen, Drenth, Berendsen, and Fraaije.
Tsuda. Franklin, J. C. See North, Franklin, Bryant, and Cafiso.
Eckstein, E. C. See Yeh, Calvez, and Eckstein. Franzini-Armstrong, C. Unraveling the ryanodine receptor, 2135
Edeson, R. O. See Keleshian, Yeo, Edeson, and Madsen. See Takekura, Bennett, Tanabe, Beam, and Franzini-Arm-
Edholm, O. See Norin, Haeffner, Hult, and Edholm. strong.
Edmundson, A. B. See Herron, Terry, Johnston, He, Guddat, Voss, Freed, J. H. See Ge, Budil, and Freed.
and Edmundson. Freeman, S. A., Wang, M. A., and Weaver, J. C. Theory of
Eftink, M. R. Luminescent Spectroscopy of Proteins. Eugene A. electroporation of planar bilayer membranes: Predictions of the
Permyakov (book review), 478 aqueous area, change in capacitance, and pore-pore separation,
Eisenblatter, St. See Voike, Eisenblatter, and Klose. 42
El-Sayed, M. A. See Song, Logunov, Yang, and El-Sayed. French, R. J. See Zamponi and French.
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Frojmovic, M. M., Mooney, R. F., and Wong, T. Dynamics of Goudonnet, J. P. See Le Grimellec, Lesniewska, Cachia, Schre-
platelet glycoprotein IIb-IIla receptor expression and fibrinogen iber, de Fornel, and Goudonnet.
binding. I. Quantal activation of platelet subpopulations varies Goulian, M. See Bruinsma, Goulian, and Pincus.
with adenosine diphosphate concentration, 2060 Grant, A. O. See Zilberter, Starmer, Starobin, and Grant.
Dynamics of platelet glycoprotein IIb-IIla receptor expres- Grassucci, R. See Wagenknecht, Berkowitz, Grassucci, Timerman,
sion and fibrinogen binding. II. Quantal activation parallels plate- and Fleischer.
let capture in stir-associated microaggregation, 2069 Greve, J. See Putman, van der Werf, de Grooth, van Hulst, and
Fujimoto, B. S., Miller, J. M., Ribeiro, N. S., and Schurr, J. M. Greve.
Effects of different cations on the hydrodynamic radius of DNA, See Salmaso, Puppels, Caspers, Floris, Wever, and Greve.
304 Griffith, O. H. See Birrell, Habliston, and Griffith.
Griffiths, P. J. See Bagni, Cecchi, Griffiths, Maéda, Rapp, and
Ashley.
G Grigorjev, P. A. and Bezrukov, S. M. Hofmeister effect in ion
transport: Reversible binding of halide anions to the roflamycoin
Gafni, A. See Schlyer, Schauerte, Steel, and Gafni. channel, 2265
Gailly, P. See Gillis and Gailly. Griko, Y. V. and Kutyshenko, V. P. Differences in the processes
Galli, A. and DeFelice, L. J. Inactivation of L-type Ca channels of B-lactoglobulin cold and heat denaturations, 356
in embryonic chick ventricle cells: Dependence on the cytoskele- Grinsell, M. M. See Percival, Williams, Kenyon, Grinsell, Airey,
tal agents colchicine and taxol, 2296 and Sutko.
Ganea, C. See Gergely, Ganea, and Vard. Grinstaff, M. W. See Liu, Grinstaff, Jiang, Suslick, Swartz, and
Ganley, L. M. See Moring, Niego, Ganley, Trumbore, and Her- Wang.
bette. Grissmer, S. See Aiyar, Nguyen, Chandy, and Grissmer.
Garcia de la Torre, J., Navarro, S., Lopez Martinez, M. C., Diaz, Groot, M.-L., Peterman, E. J. G., van Kan, P. J. M., van Stok-
F. G., and Lopez Cascales, J. J. HYDRO: A computer program kum, I. H. M., Dekker, J. P., and van Grondelle, R.
for the prediction of hydrodynamic properties of macromol- Temperature-dependent triplet and fluorescence quantum yields
ecules, 530 of the photosystem II reaction center described in a thermody-
Gasset, M. See Manchejio, Gasset, Lacadena, Ramon, Martinez del namic model, 318
Pozo, Onaderra, and Gavilanes. Gross, E., Bedlack, R. S., Jr., and Loew, L. M. Dual-wavelength
Gavilanes, J. G. See Manchefio, Gasset, Lacadena, Ramon, Mar- ratiometric fluorescence measurement of the membrane dipole
tinez del Pozo, Onaderra, and Gavilanes. potential, 208
Ge, M., Budil, D. E., and Freed, J. H. ESR studies of spin-labeled Gruner, S. M. See Gleeson, Erramilli, and Gruner.
membranes aligned by isopotential spin-dry ultracentrifugation: Gryczynski, I. See Kusba, Bogdonov, Gryczynski, and Lakowicz.
Lipid-protein interactions, 2326 Guddat, L. W. See Herron, Terry, Johnston, He, Guddat, Voss, and
Geeves, M. A. and Lehrer, S. S. Dynamics of the muscle thin Edmundson.
filament regulatory switch: The size of the cooperative unit, 273 Gueguetchkeri, M. See Plant, Gueguetchkeri, and Yap.
Gehrmann, J. See Separovic, Gehrmann, Milne, Cornell, Lin, and Gulik, A., Tchoreloff, P., and Proust, J. A conformation transition
Smith. of lung surfactant lipids probably involved in respiration, 1107
Gelles, J. See Yin, Landick, and Gelles. Guy, H. R. See Durell, Guy, Arispe, Rojas, and Pollard.
Georgiou, G. N. See Morrison, Anderson, Georgiou, Stevenson, Gyérke, S. See Yasui, Palade, and Gyérke.
and Cherry.
Gergely, C., Ganea, C., and Var6, G. Combined optical and pho-
toelectric study of the photocycle of 13-cis bacteriorhodopsin, H
855
Ghanbari, R. A. Cell Biological Applications of Confocal Mi- Habliston, D. L. See Birrell, Habliston, and Griffith.
croscopy. Brian Matsumoto, Editor (book review), 481 Haeffner, F. See Norin, Haeffner, Hult, and Edholm.
Gierasch, L. M. See Jones and Gierasch. Hain, J., Nath, S., Mayrleitner, M., Fleischer, S., and Schindler,
Gilbert, R. See Jaroszeski, Gilbert, Fallon, and Heller. H. Phosphorylation modulates the function of the calcium release
Gillis, J. M. and Gailly, P. Measurements of [Ca”*]; with the dif- channel of sarcoplasmic reticulum from skeletal muscle, 1823
fusible fura-2 AM: Can some potential pitfalls be evaluated? Hammer, D. A. See Ward, Dembo, and Hammer.
(letter), 476 Han, B.-G. See Vonck, Han, Burkard, Perkins, and Glaeser.
Giovannardi, S. See Lazrak, Peres, Giovannardi, and Peracchia. Han, B.-G., Vonck, J., and Glaeser, R. M. The bacteriorhodopsin
Gittes, F. See Hunt, Gittes, and Howard. photocycle: Direct structural study of two substates of the
Glaeser, R. M. See Han, Vonck, and Glaeser. M-intermediate, 1179
See Vonck, Han, Burkard, Perkins, and Glaeser. Hann, M. M. See Robinson, Richards, Thomas, and Hann.
Gleeson, J. T., Erramilli, S., and Gruner, S. M. Freezing and Hannon, J. D. See Chase, Martyn, and Hannon.
melting water in lamellar structures, 706 See Martyn, Chase, Hannon, Huntsman, Kushmerick, and
Goldberger, A. L. See Ossadnik, Buldyrev, Goldberger, Havlin, Gordon.
Mantegna, Peng, Simons, and Stanley. Hansen, U.-P. See Albertsen and Hansen.
Goldbeter, A. See Dupont and Goldbeter. See Draber and Hansen.
Goldman, Y. E. and Huxley, A. F. Actin compliance: Are you Hansma, H. G. See Bezanilla, Drake, Nudler, Kashlev, Hansma,
pulling my chain?, 2131 and Hansma.
Gémez-Lagunas, F. and Armstrong, C. M. The relaxation be- Hansma, P. K. See Bezanilla, Drake, Nudler, Kashlev, Hansma,
tween ion permeation and recovery from inactivation of ShakerB and Hansma.
K* channels, 1806 Harmon, P. A. See Hendler, Harmon, and Levin.
Goodnight, T. See Crosbie, Miller, Cheung, Goodnight, Muhlrad, Hartman, R. S., Lau, K., Chou, W., and Coates, T. D. The fun-
and Reisler. damental motor of the human neutrophil is not random: Evidence
Gordon, A. M. See Martyn, Chase, Hannon, Huntsman, Kushm- for local non-Markov movement in neutrophils, 2535
erick, and Gordon. Hartmann, H. A. See Kirsch, Alam, and Hartmann.
Gossard, J.-P. See Chang, Schiff, Sauer, Gossard, and Burke. Harvey, S. C. See Konstant, Pearce, and Harvey.
AUTHOR INDEX 2565
Hasselbacher, C. A. See Contino, Hasselbacher, Ross, and Nem- Huntsman, L. L. See Martyn, Chase, Hannon, Huntsman, Kush-
erson. merick, and Gordon.
Hatta, I. See Matuoka, Kato, and Hatta. Huxiey, A. F. See Goldman and Huxley.
Havlin, S. See Ossadnik, Buldyrev, Goldberger, Havlin, Mantegna, See Slawnych, Seow, Huxley, and Ford.
Peng, Simons, and Stanley. Huxley, H. E. See Sosa, Popp, Ouyang, and Huxley.
He, X.-m. See Herron, Terry, Johnston, He, Guddat, Voss, and Huxley, H. E., Stewart, A., Sosa, H., and Irving, T. X-ray dif-
Edmundson. fraction measurements of the extensibility of actin and myosin
Heidecker, M. See Marriott, Heidecker, Diamandis, and Yan-Mar- filaments in contracting muscle, 2411
riott. Hyatt, C. J. and Maughan, D. W. Fourier analysis of wing beat
Heinemann, C., Chow, R. H., Neher, E., and Zucker, R. S. Ki- signals: Assessing the effects of genetic alterations of flight
netics of the secretory response in bovine chromaffin cells fol- muscle structure in Diptera, 1149
lowing flash photolysis of caged Ca**, 2546
Heller, R. See Jaroszeski, Gilbert, Fallon, and Heller.
I
Hellingwerf, K. J. See Hoff, van Stokkum, van Ramesdonk, van
Brederode, Brouwer, Fitch, Meyer, van Grondelle, and Helling-
Iannucci, R. M. See Henderson, Iannucci, and Petersheim.
werf.
Ihara, K., Amemiya, T., Miyashita, Y., and Mukohata, Y. Met-
Henderson, J. M., Iannucci, R. M., and Petersheim, M. An NMR 145 is a key residue in the dark adaptation of bacteriorhodopsin
study of pyridine associated with DMPC liposomes and mag- homologs, 1187
netically ordered DMPC-surfactant mixed micelles, 238 Irving, M. See Peckham, Ferenczi, and Irving.
Hendler, R. W., Harmon, P. A., and Levin, I. W. Near infrared Irving, T. See Huxley, Stewart, Sosa, and Irving.
spectral changes of cytochrome aa, during potentiometric titra-
tions, 2493
Herbette, L. G. See Moring, Niego, Ganley, Trumbore, and Her- J
bette.
Hernandez, J. A. and Fischbarg, J. The “independence principle” Jain, R. K. See Munn, Melder, and Jain.
in the processes of water transport, 1464 Janson, L. W. and Taylor, D. L. Actin-crosslinking protein regu-
Transport properties of single-file pores with two confor- lation of filament movement in motility assays: A theoretical
mational states, 996 model, 973
Herrmann, A. See Krumbiegel, Herrmann, and Blumenthal. Jaroszeski, M. J., Gilbert, R., Fallon, P. G., and Heller, R. Me-
Herron, J. N., Terry, A. H., Johnston, S., He, X.-m., Guddat, L. chanically facilitated cell-cell electrofusion, 1574
W., Voss, E. W., Jr., and Edmundson, A. B. High resolution Jerger, K. See Schiff, Jerger, Chang, Sauer, and Aitken.
structures of the 4~4—20 Fab-fluorescein complex in two solvent Jewsbury, P. and Kitagawa, T. The distal residue-CO interaction
systems: Effects of solvent on structure and antigen-binding af- in carbonmonoxy myoglobins: A molecular dynamics study of
finity, 2167 two distal histidine tautomers, 2236
Hillman, P. See Levitan, Payne, Potter, and Hillman. Jiang, J. See Liu, Grinstaff, Jiang, Suslick, Swartz, and Wang.
Hinderliter, A. K., Huang, J., and Feigenson, G. W. Detection Johnson, J. D. See Kim, Blackshear, Johnson, and McLaughlin.
of phase separation in fluid phosphatidylserine/phospha- Johnson, M. L. Biological Data Analysis: A Practical Approach
tidylcholine mixtures, 1906 (Practial Approach Series 115). J. C. Fry (book review), 937
Johnson, R. M. Membrane stress increases cation permeability in
Hiromi, K. See Tanaka, Tamai, Mataga, Tonomura, and Hiromi.
Hladky, S. B. See Wang and Hladky. red cells, 1876
Johnston, S. See Herron, Terry, Johnston, He, Guddat, Voss, and
Hochmuth, R. M. See Zhelev, Needham, and Hochmuth.
Edmundson.
Hoff, W. D., van Stokkum, I. H. M., van Ramesdonk, H. J., van
Brederode, M. E., Brouwer, A. M., Fitch, J. C., Meyer, T. E., Jones, J. D. and Gierasch, L. M. Effect of charged residue sub-
stitutions on the membrane-interactive properties of signal se-
van Grondelle, R., and Hellingwerf, K. J. Measurement and
global analysis of the absorbance changes in the photocycle of quences of the Escherichia coli LamB protein, 1534
the photoactive yellow protein from Ectothiorhodospira halo- Effect of charged residue substitutions on the thermody-
namics of signal peptide-lipid interactions for the Escherichia
phila, 1691
coli LamB signal sequence, 1546
Holzman, T. F. See Snyder, Ladror, Wade, Wang, Barrett, Matay-
Jones, L. R. See Voss, Jones, and Thomas.
oshi, Huffaker, Krafft, and Holzman.
Jordan, P. C. See Partenskii, Dorman, and Jordan.
Honig, B. See Scott, Mandel, Sigler, and Honig.
See Sitkoff, Lockhart, Sharp, and Honig.
Horiuti, K., Kagawa, K., and Yamada, K. Transient contraction K
of muscle fibers on photorelease of ATP at intermediate con-
centrations of Ca2*, 1925 Kagawa, K. See Horiuti, Kagawa, and Yamada.
Howard, J. See Hunt, Gittes, and Howard. Kaler, E. See Long, Kaler, and Lee.
Huang, J. See Hinderliter, Huang, and Feigenson. Kao, H. P. and Verkman, A. S. Tracking of single fluorescent
Huang, Z., Pearce, K. H., and Thompson, N. L. Translational particles in three dimensions: Use of cylindrical optics to encode
diffusion of bovine prothrombin fragment 1 weakly bound to particle position, 1291
supported planar membranes: Measurement by total internal re- Kargacin, G. J. Calcium signaling in restricted diffusion spaces,
flection with fluorescence pattern photobleaching recover, 1754 262
Huffaker, H. J. See Snyder, Ladror, Wade, Wang, Barrett, Matay- Kashlev, M. See Bezanilla, Drake, Nudler, Kashlev, Hansma, and
oshi, Huffaker, Krafft, and Holzman. Hansma.
Hui, S. W. See Abidor, Li, and Hui. Kato, S. See Matuoka, Kato, and Hatta.
See Li and Hui. Kauffmann, H. F. See Kungl, Visser, Kauffmann, and Breiten-
Hult, K. See Norin, Haeffner, Hult, and Edholm. bach.
Hummel, B. See Cheng, Hummel, Mencke, and Caffrey. Kawai, M. See Zhao and Kawai.
Hunt, A. J., Gittes, F., and Howard, J. The force exerted by a Keiderling, T. A. See Wang, Yang, and Keiderling.
single kinesin molecule against a viscous load, 766 Keizer, J. See Wagner and Keizer.
2566 Biophysical Journal Volume 67 December 1994
Keleshian, A. M., Yeo, G. F., Edeson, R. O., and Madsen, B. W. Kyogoku, Y. See Akutsu, Nishimoto, and Kyogoku.
Superposition properties of interacting ion channels, 634
Kenyon, J. L. See Percival, Williams, Kenyon, Grinsell, Airey, and
Sutko.
L
Kerr, I. D., Sankararamakrishnan, R., Smart, O. S., and San-
som, M. S. P. Parallel helix bundles and ion channels: Molecular
Lacadena, J. See Mancheno, Gasset, Lacadena, Ram6én, Martinez
modeling via simulated annealing and restrained molecular dy-
del Pozo, Ofiaderra, and Gavilanes.
namics, 1501
Ladror, U. S. See Snyder, Ladror, Wade, Wang, Barrett, Matay-
Keszthelyi, L. See T6th-Boconddi, Taneva, and Keszthelyi.
oshi, Huffaker, Krafft, and Holzman.
Khanin, R., Parnas, H., and Segel, L. Diffusion cannot govern the
Laggner, P. Lipids under power pressure, 9
discharge of neurotransmitter in fast synapses, 966
Lakowicz, J. R. See Kusba, Bogdonov, Gryczynski, and Lakowicz.
Kim, J., Blackshear, P. J., Johnson, J. D., and McLaughlin, S.
Lamb, T. D. Stochastic simulation of activation in the G-protein
Phosphorylation reverses the membrane association of peptides
cascade of phototransduction, 1439
that correspond to the basic domains of MARCKS and neuro-
Landick, R. See Yin, Landick, and Gelles.
modulin, 227
Lark, E., Omoto, C. K., and Schumaker, M. F. Functional mul-
Kinosita, K., Jr. See Miyata and Kinosita.
tiplicity of motor molecules revealed by a simple kinetic analysis,
Kirsch, G. E. See Shieh and Kirsch.
1134
Kirsch, G. E., Alam, M., and Hartmann, H. A. Differential ef-
fects of sulfhydryl reagents on saxitoxin and tetrodotoxin block Larter, R. See Shen and Larter.
of voltage-dependent Na channels, 2305 Lau, K. See Hartman, Lau, and Coates.
Kitagawa, T. See Jewsbury and Kitagawa. Lauffenburger, D. A. See Schmidt, Chen, and Lauffenburger.
Lazrak, A., Peres, A., Giovannardi, S., and Peracchia, C. Ca-
Kitai, T. See Beauvoit, Kitai, and Chance.
mediated and independent effects of arachidonic acid on gap
Kits, K. S. See Borst, Kits, and Bier.
junctions and Ca-independent effects of oleic acid and halothane,
Kitson, N. See Fenske, Thewalt, Bloom, and Kitson.
1052
Kleinherenbrink, F. A. M. See Lin, Kleinherenbrink, Chiou, and
Blankenship. Le Grimellec, C., Lesniewska, E., Cachia, C., Schreiber, J. P.,
Klose, G. See Volke, Eisenblatter, and Klose. de Fornel, F., and Goudonnet, J. P. Imaging of the membrane
Knox, R.S. The Photosynthetic Bacterial Reaction Center II: Struc- surface of MDCK cells by atomic force microscopy, 36
ture, Spectroscopy, and Dynamics. Jacques Breton and André Lederer, W. J. See Cannell, Cheng, and Lederer.
Verméglio, Editors (book review), 939 Lee, B. K. Statistical Thermodynamics of Chemists and Biochem-
Konstant, P. H., Pearce, L. L., and Harvey, S. C. Langevin dy- ists. Arieh Ben-Naim (book review), 2124
namics of the choline head group in a membrane environment, Lee, C. J. Preparative Centrifugation: A Practical Approach. David
713 Rickwood, Editor (book review), 2558
Korenstein, R. See Rosemberg, Rotenberg, and Korenstein. Lee, L. See Veenstra and Lee.
Korngreen, A. and Priel, Z. Simultaneous Measurement of ciliary Lee, R. C. See Chen and Lee.
beating and intracellular calcium, 377 Lee, S. P. See Long, Kaler, and Lee.
Kozlov, M. M., Leikin, S., and Rand, R. P. Bending, hydration Lehrer, S. S. See Geeves and Lehrer.
and interstitial energies quantitatively account for the hexagonal- Leikin, S. See Kozlov, Leikin, and Rand.
lamellar-hexagonal reentrant phase transition in dioleoylphos- Lennon, A. J., Scott, N. R., Chapman, B. E., and Kuchel, P. W.
phatidylethanolamine, 1603 Hemoglobin affinity for 2,3-bisphosphoglycerate in solutions
Krafft, G. A. See Snyder, Ladror, Wade, Wang, Barrett, Matayoshi, and intact erythrocytes: Studies using pulsed-field gradient
Huffaker, Krafft, and Holzman. nuclear magnetic resonance and Monte Carlo simulations, 2096
Krause, T. L., Fishman, H. M., and Bittner, G. D. Axolemmal Leonard, D. W. See Rawe, Meek, Leonard, Takahashi, and Cin-
and septal conduction in the impedance of the earthworm medial tron.
giant nerve fiber, 692 Leone, M. See Boffi, Verzili, Chiancone, Leone, Cupane, Militello,
Krishnamoorthy, G. See Swaminathan, Krishnamoorthy, and Vitrano, Cordone, Yu, and Di Iorio.
Periasamy. Lesniewska, E. See Le Grimellec, Lesniewska, Cachia, Schreiber,
Krumbiegel, M., Herrmann, A., and Blumenthal, R. Kinetics of de Fornel, and Goudonnet.
low pH-induced conformational changes and fusogenic activity Levin, I. W. See Hendler, Harmon, and Levin.
of influenza hemagglutinin, 2355 Levitan, I. B. See Marom and Levitan.
Kubitscheck, U., Wedekind, P., and Peters, R. Lateral diffusion Levitan, I., Payne, R., Potter, B. V. L., and Hillman, P. Facili-
measurement at high spatial resolution by scanning micropho- tation of the responses to injections of inositol 1,4,5-
tolysis in a confocal microscope, 948 trisphosphate analogs in Limulus ventral photoreceptors, 1161
Kuchel, P. W. See Lennon, Scott, Chapman, and Kuchel. Lewis, A. See Chen, Sheves, Lewis, and Bouevitch.
Kihner, M., Tampé, R., and Sackmann, E. Lipid mono- and Lewis, R. N. A. H., McElhaney, R. N., Monck, M. A., and Cullis,
bilayer supported on polymer films: Composite polymer-lipid P. R. Studies of highly asymmetric mixed-chain diacyl phos-
films on solid substrates, 217 phatidylcholines that form mixed-interdigitated gel phases: Fou-
Kungl, A. J., Visser, A. J. W. G., Kauffmann, H. F., and Bre- rier transform infrared and 7H NMR spectroscopic studies of
itenbach, M. Time-resolved fluorescence studies of dityrosine in hydrocarbon chain conformation and orientational order in the
outer layer of intact yeast ascospores, 309 liquid-crystalline state, 197
Kusba, J., Bogdonov, V., Gryczynski, I., and Lakowicz, J. R. Lewis, R. N. A. H., McElhaney, R. N., Pohle, W., and Mantsch,
Theory of light quenching: effects on fluorescence polarization, H. H. Components of the carbonyl stretching band in the infrared
intensity, and anisotropy decays, 2024 spectra of hydrated 1,2-diacylglycerolipid bilayers: A reevalu-
Kushmerick, M. J. See Martyn, Chase, Hannon, Huntsman, Kush- ation, 2367
merick, and Gordon. Li, B. See Schlick, Li, and Olson.
See McFarland, Kushmerick, and Moerland. Li, D., Stevens, F. J., Schiffer, M., and Anderson, L. E. Mecha-
Kutyshenko, V. P. See Griko and Kutyshenko. nism of light modulation: Identification of potential redox-
Kwa, S. L. S. See van Amerongen, Kwa, van Bolhuis, and van sensitive cysteines distal to catalytic site in light-activated chlo-
Grondelle. roplast enzymes, 29
Kyle, J. W. See Satin, Limberis, Kyle, Rogart, and Fozzard. Li, L.-H. See Abidor, Li, and Hui.
AUTHOR INDEX 2567
Li, L.-H. and Hui, S. W. Characterization of PEG-mediated elec- Maéda, Y. See Bagni, Cecchi, Griffiths, Maéda, Rapp, and Ashley.
trofusion of human erythrocytes, 2361 Magleby, K. L. See Song and Magleby.
Liang, J., Steinberg, G., Livnah, N., Sheves, M., Ebrey, T. G., Mahama, P. A. and Linderman, J. J. A Monte Carlo study of the
and Tsuda, M. The pK, of the protonated Schiff bases of gecko dynamics of G-protein activation, 1345
cone and octopus visual pigments, 848 Mancheno, J. M., Gasset, M., Lacadena, J., Ramon, F., Mar-
Liley, M. See Duschl, Liley, Corradin, and Vogel. tinez del Pozo, A., Ofiaderra, M., and Gavilanes, J. G. Kinetic
Lillo, M. P. See Otto, Lillo, and Beechem. study of the aggregation and lipid mixing produced by a-sarcin
Limberis, J. T. See Satin, Limberis, Kyle, Rogart, and Fozzard. on phosphatidylglycerol and phosphatidylserine vesicles:
Lin, S. Y. See Separovic, Gehrmann, Milne, Cornell, Lin, and Stopped-flow light scattering and fluorescence energy transfer
Smith. measurements, 1117
Lin, S., Kleinherenbrink, F. A. M., Chiou, H.-C., and Blan- Mandel, A. M. See Scott, Mandel, Sigler, and Honig.
kenship, R. E. Spectral heterogeneity and time-resolved spec- Mannock, D. A. See Trouard, Mannock, Lindblom, Rilfors,
troscopy of excitation energy transfer in membranes of Helioba- Akiyama, and McElhaney.
cillus mobilis at low temperatures, 2479 Mantegna, R. N. See Ossadnik, Buldyrev, Goldberger, Havlin,
Lindblom, G. See Trouard, Mannock, Lindblom, Rilfors, Mantegna, Peng, Simons, and Stanley.
Akiyama, and McElhaney. Mantsch, H. H. See Lewis, McElhaney, Pohle, and Mantsch.
Linderman, J. J. See Mahama and Linderman. Marco, S., Carrascosa, J. L., and Valpuesta, J. M. Reversible
Lindsay, S. M. Biological scanning probe microscopy comes of interaction of B-actin along the channel of the TCP-1 cytoplasmic
age, 2134 chaperonin, 364
Introduction to Scanning Tunneling Microscopy. C. Julian Marom, S. and Abbott, L. F. Modeling state-dependent inacti-
Chen (book review), 937 vation of membrane currents, 515
Linke, W. A., Popov, V. I., and Pollack, G. H. Passive and active Marom, S. and Levitan, I. B. State-dependent inactivation of the
tension in single cardiac myofibrils, 782 Kv3 potassium channel, 579
Lipp, P. See Niggli and Lipp. Marriott, G., Heidecker, M., Diamandis, E. P., and Yan-
Liu, K. J., Grinstaff, M. W., Jiang, J., Suslick, K. S., Swartz, H. Marriott, Y. Time-resolved delayed luminescence image mi-
M., and Wang, W. In vivo measurement of oxygen concentra- croscopy using an europium ion chelate complex, 957
tion using sonochemically synthesized microspheres, 896 Marsh, D. See Snel and Marsh.
Liu, L.-I. See Cheng, Ruymgaart, Liu, Somerharju, and Sugar. Marszalek, P. See Xie, Marszalek, Chen, and Tsong.
Livnah, N. See Liang, Steinberg, Livnah, Sheves, Ebrey, and Martin, H. and Barsotti, R. J. Activation of skinned trabeculae of
Tsuda. the guinea pig induced by laser photolysis of caged ATP, 1933
Livolant, F. See Sikorav, Pelta, and Livolant. Martinez del Pozo, A. See Manchefio, Gasset, Lacadena, Ram6n,
Lébbecke, L. See Vierl, Lébbecke, Nagel, and Cevc. Martinez del Pozo, Onaderra, and Gavilanes.
Lockhart, D. J. See Sitkoff, Lockhart, Sharp, and Honig. Martyn, D. A. See Chase, Martyn, and Hannon.
Loew, L. M. See Gross, Bedlack, and Loew. Martyn, D. A., Chase, P. B., Hannon, J. D., Huntsman, L. L.,
Loew, M. L. Optical Microscopy: Emerging Methods and Appli- Kushmerick, M. J., and Gordon, A. M. Unloaded shortening
cations. Brian Herman and John J. Lemasters, Editors (book re- of skinned muscle fibers from rabbit activated with and without
view), 1791 Ca**, 1984
Logunov, S. L. See Song, Logunov, Yang, and El-Sayed. Marzec, C. J. and Day, L. A. An electrostatic spatial resonance
London, E. Analyzing the structure of polypeptides in membranes model for coaxial helical structures with applications to the fila-
by fluorescence quenching, 1368 mentous bacteriophages, 2205
Long, M. A., Kaler, E. W., and Lee, S. P. Structural character- Mataga, N. See Tanaka, Tamai, Mataga, Tonomura, and Hiromi.
ization of the micelle-vesicle transition in lecithin-bile salt so- Matayoshi, E. D. See Snyder, Ladror, Wade, Wang, Barrett,
lutions, 1733 Matayoshi, Huffaker, Krafft, and Holzman.
Lopez Cascales, J. J. See Garcia de la Torre, Navarro, Lopez Mar- Matsos, H. C. See Noever, Cronise, and Matsos.
tinez, Diaz, and Lopez Cascales. Matuoka, S., Kato, S., and Hatta, I. Temperature change of the
Lopez Martinez, M. C. See Garcia de la Torre, Navarro, Lopez ripple structure in fully hydrated
Martinez, Diaz, and Lopez Cascales. dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine/cholesterol multibilayers, 728
Louis, C. F. See Shomer, Mickelson, and Louis. Maughan, D. W. See Hyatt and Maughan.
Louis, C. F. and Mickelson, J. R. Malignant Hyperthermia: A Mautone, A. J. See Scarpelli and Mautone.
Genetic Membrane Disease. S. T. Ohnishi and T. Ohnishi (book Mayer, E. FTIR spectroscopic study of the dynamics of confor-
review), 1361 mational substates in hydrated carbonyl-myoglobin films via
Lu, J. and Fishman, H. M. Interaction of apical and basal mem- temperature dependence of the CO stretching band parameters,
brane ion channels underlies electroreception in ampullary epi- 862
thelia of skates, 1525 See Sartor and Mayer.
Lucaveche, C. See Schmitz, Lucaveche, Reedy, and Taylor. Maprleitner, M. See Hain, Nath, Mayrleitner, Fleischer, and Schin-
Liickhoff, A. and Clapham, D. E. Calcium channels activated by dler.
depletion of internal calcium stores in A431 cells, 177 McCarthy, S. T., Younger, J. P., and Owen, W. G. Free calcium
Lyon, R. C. and McLaughlin, A. C. Double-quantum-filtered “Na concentrations in bullfrog rods determined in the presence of
NMR study of intracellular sodium in the perfused liver, 369 multiple forms of Fura-2, 2076
McCauley, J. P., Jr. See Chupa, McCauley, Strongin, Smith,
Blasie, Peticolas, and Bean.
M McElhaney, R. N. See Lewis, McElhaney, Monck, and Cullis.
See Lewis, McElhaney, Pohle, and Mantsch.
Ma, C. and Bloomfield, V. A. Condensation of supercoiled DNA See Trouard, Mannock, Lindblom, Rilfors, Akiyama, and
induced by MnCl, 1678 McElhaney.
Ma, J. and Zhao, J. Highly cooperative and hysteretic response of McFarland, E. W., Kushmerick, M. J., and Moerland, T. S.
the skeletal muscle ryanodine receptor to changes in proton con- Activity of creatine kinase in a contracting mammalian muscle
centrations, 626 of uniform fiber type, 1912
Machemer, H. See Teunis and Machemer. McLaughlin, A. C. See Lyon and McLaughlin.
Madsen, B. W. See Keleshian, Yeo, Edeson, and Madsen. McLaughlin, S. See Kim, Blackshear, Johnson, and McLaughlin.
2568 Biophysical Journal Volume 67 December 1994
Meek, K. M. See Rawe, Meek, Leonard, Takahashi, and Cintron. Nilsson, L. See Norberg and Nilsson.
Melder, R. J. See Munn, Melder, and Jain. Nishimoto, S. See Akutsu, Nishimoto, and Kyogoku.
Mencke, A. See Cheng, Hummel, Mencke, and Caffrey. Noever, D. A., Cronise, R., and Matsos, H. C. Preferred negative
Mendelsohn, R. See Flach, Brauner, Taylor, Baldwin, and Men- geotactic orientation in mobile cells: Tetrahymena results, 2090
delsohn. Nonner, W. See Dahl, Nonner, and Werner.
Ménétret, J.-F. and Craig, R. Unfixed cryosections of striated Norberg, J. and Nilsson, L. Stacking-unstacking of the dinucleo-
muscle to study dynamic molecular events, 1612 side monophosphate guanylyl-3,’5’-uridine studied with molecu-
Meyer, T. E. See Hoff, van Stokkum, van Ramesdonk, van Bre- lar dynamics, 812
derode, Brouwer, Fitch, Meyer, van Grondelle, and Hellingwerf. Norin, M., Haeffner, F., Hult, K., and Edholm, O. Molecular
Mickelson, J. R. See Shomer, Mickelson, and Louis. dynamics simulations of an enzyme surrounded by vaccum, wa-
Mika, Y. H. and Palti, Y. Charge displacements in a single po- ter, or a hydrphobic solvent, 548
tassium ion channel macromolecule during gating, 1455 North, C. L., Franklin, J. C., Bryant, R. G., and Cafiso, D. S.
Militello, V. See Boffi, Verzili, Chiancone, Leone, Cupane, Mili- Molecular flexibility demonstrated by paramagnetic enhance-
tello, Vitrano, Cordone, Yu, and Di forio. ments of nuclear relaxation. Application to alamethicin: A
Miller, C. See Crosbie, Miller, Cheung, Goodnight, Muhlrad, and voltage-gated peptide channel, 1861
Reisler. Nudler, E. See Bezanilla, Drake, Nudler, Kashlev, Hansma, and
Miller, J. M. See Fujimoto, Miller, Ribeiro, and Schurr Hansma.
Milne, T. See Separovic, Gehrmann, Milne, Cornell, Lin, and
Smith.
Miyashita, Y. See Ihara, Amemiya, Miyashita, and Mukohata. O
Miyata, H. and Kinosita, K., Jr. Transformation of actin-
encapsulating liposomes induced by cytochalasin D, 922 Oesterhelt, D. See Szaraz, Oesterhelt, and Ormos.
Moerland, T. S. See McFarland, Kushmerick, and Moerland. See Tittor, Schweiger, Oesterhelt, and Bamberg.
Mok, W. M. See Wang, Mok, and Wang. Olson, W. K. See Schlick, Li, and Olson.
Molloy, J. When flies are flat and dead, 947 Omoto, C. K. See Lark, Omoto, and Schumaker.
Monck, J. R., Robinson, I. M., Escobar, A. L., Vergara, J. L., Ojniaderra, M. See Manchefno, Gasset, Lacadena, Ramon, Martinez
and Fernandez, J. M. Pulsed laser imaging of rapid Ca** gra- del Pozo, Ofaderra, and Gavilanes.
dients in excitable cells, 505 Ormos, P. See Szaraz, Oesterhelt, and Ormos.
Monck, M. A. See Lewis, McElhaney, Monck, and Cullis. Ossadnik, S. M., Buldyrev, S. V., Goldberger, A. L., Havlin, S.,
Mooney, R. F. See Frojmovic, Mooney, and Wong. Mantegna, R. N., Peng, C.-K., Simons, M., and Stanley, H. E.
Moreno, A. P., Rook, M. B., Fishman, G. I., and Spray, D. C. Correlation approach to identify coding regions in DNA se-
Gap junction channels: Distinct voltage-sensitive and quences, 64
-insensitive conductance states, 113 Othmer, H. G. See Tang and Othmer.
Morier, N. and Sauvé, R. Analysis of a novel double-barreled Otto, M. R., Lillo, M. P., and Beechem, J. M. Resolution of
anion channel from rat liver rough endoplasmic reticulum, 590 multiphasic reactions by the combination of fluorescence total-
Moring, J., Niego, L. A., Ganley, L. M., Trumbore, M. W., and intensity and antisotropy stopped-flow kinetic experiments, 2511
Herbette, L. G. Interaction of the NMDA receptor noncompeti- Ottolia, M. and Toro, L. Potentiation of large conductance K,,,
tive antagonist MK-801 with model and native membranes, 2376 channels by niflumic, flufenamic, and mefenamic acids, 2272
Morrison, I. E. G., Anderson, C. M., Georgiou, G. N., Stevenson, Ouyang, G. See Sosa, Popp, Ouyang, and Huxley.
G. V. W., and Cherry, R. J. Analysis of receptor clustering on Owen, W. G. See McCarthy, Younger, and Owen.
cell surfaces by imaging fluorescent particles, 1280
Morrissette, J. See Sukhareva, Morrissette, and Coronado.
Muhlirad, A. See Crosbie, Miller, Cheung, Goodnight, Muhlrad, P
and Reisler.
Mukohata, Y. See Ihara, Amemiya, Miyashita, and Mukohata. Palade, P. See Yasui, Palade, and Gyérke.
Miiller, M. E. See Schoenenberger and Miiller Palti, Y. See Mika and Palti.
Munn, L. L., Melder, R. J., and Jain, R. K. Analysis of cell flux Parnas, H., and Segel, Khanin, Parnas
in the parallel plate flow chamber: Implications for cell capture Parry, D. A. D. NuMA/centrophilin: Sequence analysis of the
studies, 889 coiled-coil rod domain, 1203
Murphy, R. M. See Shen, Fitzgerald, and Murphy. Partenskii, M. B., Dorman, V., and Jordan, P. C. Influence of
Myster, S. H. See Perrone, Myster, and Porter. a channel-forming peptide on energy barriers to ion permeation,
viewed from a continuum dielectric perspective, 1429
Patrick, J. W. See Costa, Patrick, and Dani.
N Payne, R. See Levitan, Payne, Potter, and Hillman.
Pearce, K. H. See Huang, Pearce, and Thompson.
Nagel, N. See Vierl, Lébbecke, Nagel, and Cevc. Pearce, L. L. See Konstant, Pearce, and Harvey.
Nath, S. See Hain, Nath, Mayrleitner, Fleischer, and Schindler. Peckham, M., Ferenczi, M. A., and Irving, M. A birefringence
Navarro, S. See Garcia de la Torre, Navarro, Lopez Martinez, Diaz, study of changes in myosin orientation during relaxation of
and Lopez Cascales. skinned muscle fibers induced by photolytic ATP release, 1141
Needham, D. See Zhelev, Needham, and Hochmuth. Pelta, J. See Sikorav, Pelta, and Livolant.
Neher, E. See Heinemann, Chow, Neher, and Zucker. Peng, C.-K. See Ossadnik, Buldyrev, Goldberger, Havlin, Man-
Nemerson, Y. See Contino, Hasselbacher, Ross, and Nemerson. tegna, Peng, Simons, and Stanley.
Nguyen, A. N. See Aiyar, Nguyen, Chandy, and Grissmer. Peracchia, C. See Lazrak, Peres, Giovannardi, and Peracchia.
Niebylski, C. D. and Salem, N., Jr. A calorimetric investigation Percival, A. L., Williams, A. J., Kenyon, J. L., Grinsell, M. M.,
of a series of mixed-chain polyunsaturated phosphatidylcholines: Airey, J. A., and Sutko, J. L. Chicken skeletal muscle ryanodine
Effect of sn-2 chain length and degree of unsaturation, 2387 receptor isoforms: Ion channel properties, 1834
Niego, L. A. See Moring, Niego, Ganley, Trumbore, and Herbette. Peres, A. See Lazrak, Peres, Giovannardi, and Peracchia.
Niggli, E. and Lipp, P. Voltage dependence of Na-Ca exchanger Periasamy, N. See Swaminathan, Krishnamoorthy, and Periasamy.
conformational currents, 1516 Perkins, G. A. See Vonck, Han, Burkard, Perkins, and Glaeser.
AUTHOR INDEX 2569
Perrone, C. A., Myster, S. H., and Porter, M. E. Guidebook to Reid, G. P. See Thirlwell, Corrie, Reid, Trentham, and Ferenczi.
the Cytoskeletal and Motor Proteins. Thomas Kreis and Ronald Reisler, E. See Crosbie, Miller, Cheung, Goodnight, Muhlrad, and
Vale, Editors (book review), 1790 Reisler.
Peterman, E. J. G. See Groot, Peterman, van Kan, van Stokkum, Ribeiro, N. S. See Fujimoto, Miller, Ribeiro, and Schurr
Dekker, and van Grondelle. Richards, W. G. See Robinson, Richards, Thomas, and Hann.
Peters, R. See Kubitscheck, Wedekind, and Peters. Rilfors, L. See Trouard, Mannock, Lindblom, Rilfors, Akiyama,
Petersheim, M. See Henderson, Iannucci, and Petersheim. and McElhaney.
Peticolas, L. J. See Chupa, McCauley, Strongin, Smith, Blasie, Rios, E. Reining in calcium release, 7
Peticolas, and Bean. Robinson, A. J., Richards, W. G., Thomas, P. J., and Hann, M.
Phillips, G. N., Jr. See Zou and Phillips. M. Head group and chain behavior in biological membranes: A
Pincus, P. See Bruinsma, Goulian, and Pincus. molecular dynamics computer simulation, 2345
Plant, A. L., Gueguetchkeri, M., and Yap, W. Supported Robinson, I. M. See Monck, Robinson, Escobar, Vergara, and Fer-
phospholipid/alkanethiol biomimetic membranes: Insulating nandez.
properties, 1126 Roess, D. A. See Young, Arnette, Roess, and Barisas.
Pohle, W. See Lewis, McElhaney, Pohle, and Mantsch. Rogart, R. B. See Satin, Limberis, Kyle, Rogart, and Fozzard.
Pollack, G. H. See Linke, Popov, and Pollack. Roégner, M. See van Haeringen, Dekker, Bloemendal, Régner, van
Pollard, H. B. See Durell, Guy, Arispe, Rojas, and Pollard. Grondelle, and van Amerongen.
See Pollard, Arispe, Rojas, and Pollard. Rohr, S. and Salzberg, B. M. Multiple site optical recording of
Pollard, J. R., Arispe, N., Rojas, E., and Pollard, H. B. A geo- transmembrane voltage (MSORTV) in patterned growth heart
metric sequence that accurately describes allowed multiple con- cell cultures: Assessing electrical behavior, with microsecond
ductance levels of ion channels: The “three-halves” (3/2) rule, resolution, on a cellular and subcellular scale, 1301
647 Rojas, E. See Durell, Guy, Arispe, Rojas, and Pollard.
Pollard, T. D. See Wachsstock and Pollard. See Pollard, Arispe, Rojas, and Pollard.
Pooler, J. P. lon Flux in Pulmonary Vascular Control, NATO ASI Rojas, R. See Darius and Rojas.
Series A, Life Sciences, Vol. 251. E. Kenneth Weir, Joseph Rook, M. B. See Moreno, Rook, Fishman, and Spray.
Hume, and John T. Reeves, Editors (book review), 1789 Roopnarine, O. and Thomas, D. D. A spin label that binds to
Popov, V. I. See Linke, Popov, and Pollack. myosin heads in muscle fibers with its principal axis parallel to
Popp, D. See Sosa, Popp, Ouyang, and Huxley. the fiber axis, 1634
Porter, M. E. See Perrone, Myster, and Porter. Rosemberg, Y., Rotenberg, M., and Korenstein, R. Electropo-
Potma, E. J., van Graas, I. A., and Stienen, G. J. M. Effects of ration of the photosynthetic membrane: Structural changes in
pH on myofibrillar ATPase activity in fast and slow skeletal protein and lipid-protein domains, 1060
muscle fibers of the rabbit, 2404 Rosenberg, J. D. See Wu, Rosenberg, and Sowers.
Potter, B. V. L. See Levitan, Payne, Potter, and Hillman. Ross, J. See Arkin and Ross.
Priel, Z. See Korngreen and Priel. Ross, J. B. A. See Contino, Hasselbacher, Ross, and Nemerson.
Prochniewicz, E. Motility Assays for Molecular Motors. Jonathan Rotenberg, M. See Rosemberg, Rotenberg, and Korenstein.
M. Scholey in Methods in Cell Biology, vol. 39 (book review), Roux, B. See Crouzy, Woolf, and Roux.
938 Rowe, E. S. and Campion, J. M. Alcohol induction of interdigi-
Proust, J. See Gulik, Tchoreloff, and Proust. tation in distearoylphosphatidylcholine: Fluorescence studies of
Puppels, G. J. See Salmaso, Puppels, Caspers, Floris, Wever, and alcohol chain length requirements, 1888
Greve. Ruymgaart, L. See Cheng, Ruymgaart, Liu, Somerharju, and
Putman, C. A. J., van der Werf, K. O., de Grooth, B. G., van Sugar.
Hulst, N. F., and Greve, J. Viscoelasticity of living cells allows
high resolution imaging by tapping mode atomic force micros-
copy, 1749 S
Sackmann, E. See Kiihner, Tampé, and Sackmann.
Q Salem, N., Jr. See Niebylski and Salem.
Salmaso, B. L. N., Puppels, G. J., Caspers, P. J., Floris, R.,
Qian, H. A thermodynamic model for the helix-coil transition Wever, R., and Greve, J. Resonance Raman microspectroscopic
coupled to dimerization of short coiled-coil peptides, 349 characterization of eosinophil peroxidase in human eosinophilic
Quaresima, V. See Alecci, Ferrari, Quaresima, Sotgiu, and Ursini. granulocytes, 436
Salzberg, B. M. See Rohr and Salzberg.
Sankaram, M. B. Membrane interaction of small N-myristoylated
R peptides: Implications for membrane anchoring and protein-
protein association, 105
Ramanan, S. V. See Christ, Brink, and Ramanan. Sankararamakrishnan, R. See Kerr, Sankararamakrishnan,
Ramon, F. See Manchejio, Gasset, Lacadena, Ramon, Martinez del Smart, and Sansom.
Pozo, Ofiaderra, and Gavilanes. Sansom, M. S. P. See Kerr, Sankararamakrishnan, Smart, and San-
Rand, R. P. See Kozlov, Leikin, and Rand. som.
Rao, R., Buchsbaum, G., and Sterling, P. Rate of quantal trans- Sartor, G. and Mayer, E. Calorimetric study of crystal growth of
mitter release at the mammalian rod synapse, 57 ice in hydrated methemoglobin and of redistribution of the water
Rapp, G. See Bagni, Cecchi, Griffiths, Maéda, Rapp, and Ashley. clusters formed on melting the ice, 1724
Rawe, I. M., Meek, K. M., Leonard, D. W., Takahashi, T., and Satin, J., Limberis, J. T., Kyle, J. W., Rogart, R. B., and Foz-
Cintron, C. Structure of corneal scar tissue: An x-ray diffraction zard, H. A. The saxitoxin/tetrodotoxin binding site on cloned rat
study, 1743 brain IIa Na channels is in the transmembrance electric filed,
Record, M. T., Jr. See Bond, Anderson, and Record. 1007
Redman, S. See Stricker and Redman. Sauer, T. See Chang, Schiff, Sauer, Gossard, and Burke.
See Stricker, Redman, and Daley. See Schiff, Jerger, Chang, Sauer, and Aitken.
Reedy, M. K. See Schmitz, Lucaveche, Reedy, and Taylor. Sauvé, R. See Morier and Sauvé.
2570 Biophysical Journal Volume 67 December 1994
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troscopy of bacteriochlorophyll a monomers in soiution, 2002 phase in spermidine-condensed DNA, 1387
Saxena, V. K. and Van Zandt, L. L. Local modes in a DNA Simons, M. See Ossadnik, Buldyrev, Goldberger, Havlin, Man-
polymer with hydrogen bond defect, 2448 tegna, Peng, Simons, and Stanley.
Saxton, M. J. Single-particle tracking: Models of directed trans- Sitkoff, D., Lockhart, D. J., Sharp, K. A., and Honig, B. Cal-
port, 2110 culation of electrostatic effects at the amino terminus of an
Scarpelli, E. M. and Mautone, A. J. Surface biophysics of the a-helix, 2251
surface monolayer theory is incompatible with regional lung Sitsapesan, R. and Williams, A. J. Gating of the native and pu-
function, 1080 rified cardiac SR Ca?*-release channel with monovalent cations
Schabert, F. A. and Engel, A. Reproducible acquisition of Es- as permeant species, 1484
cherichia coli porin surface topographs by atomic force micros- Slawnych, M. P., Seow, C. Y., Huxley, A. F., and Ford, L. E. A
copy, 2394 program for developing a comprehensive mathematical descrip-
Schauerte, J. A. See Schlyer, Schauerte, Steel, and Gafni. tion of the crossbridge cycle of muscle, 1669
Schiff, S. J. See Chang, Schiff, Sauer, Gossard, and Burke. Smart, O. S. See Kerr, Sankararamakrishnan, Smart, and Sansom.
Schiff, S. J., Jerger, K., Chang, T., Sauer, T., and Aitken, P. G. Smith, A. B., III. See Chupa, McCauley, Strongin, Smith, Blasie,
Stochastic versus deterministic variability in simple neuronal cir- Peticolas, and Bean.
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Schiffer, M. See Li, Stevens, Schiffer, and Anderson. Smith.
Schindler, H. See Hain, Nath, Mayrleitner, Fleischer, and Schin- Snel, M. M. E. and Marsh, D. Membrane location of apocyto-
dler. chrome c determined from lipid-protein spin exchange interac-
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Schlyer, B. D., Schauerte, J. A., Steel, D. G., and Gafni, A. outstanding problem, 4
Time-resolved room temperature protein phosphorescence: Non- Snyder, S. W., Ladror, U.S., Wade, W. S., Wang, G. T., Barrett,
exponential decay from single emitting tryptophans, 1192 L. W., Matayoshi, E. D., Huffaker, H. J., Krafft, G. A., and
Schmidt, C. E., Chen, T., and Lauffenburger, D. A. Simulation Holzman, T. F. Amyloid-8 aggregation: Selective inhibition of
of integrin-cytoskeletal interactions in migrating fibroblasts, 461 aggregation in mixtures of amyloid with different chain lengths,
Schmitz, H., Lucaveche, C., Reedy, M. K., and Taylor, K. A. 1216
Oblique section 3-D reconstruction of relaxed insect flight Somerharju, P. See Cheng, Ruymgaart, Liu, Somerharju, and
muscle reveals the cross-bridge lattice in helical registration, Sugar.
1620 Song, L. and Magleby, K. L. Testing for microscopic reversibility
Schoenenberger, C.-A. and Miiller, M. E. Slow cellular dynamics in the gating of maxi K* channels using two-dimensional dwell-
in MDCK and RS cells monitored by time-lapse atomic force time distributions, 91
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Schreiber, J. P. See Le Grimellec, Lesniewska, Cachia, Schreiber, dependence of the subpicosecond retinal photoisomerization pro-
de Fornel, and Goudonnet. cess in bacteriorhodopsin: Evidence for parallel photocycles,
Schreur, J. H. M. See Baker, Brandes, Schreur, Camacho, and 2008
Weiner. Sosa, H. See Huxley, Stewart, Sosa, and Irving.
Schultze, R. See Draber and Schultze. Sosa, H., Popp, D., Ouyang, G., and Huxley, H. E. Ultrastructure
Schumaker, M. F. See Lark, Omoto, and Schumaker. of skeletal muscle fibers studied by a plunge quick freezing
Schurr, J. M. See Fujimoto, Miller, Ribeiro, and Schurr method: Myofilament lengths, 283
Schweiger, U. See Tittor, Schweiger, Oesterhelt, and Bamberg. Sotgiu, A. See Alecci, Ferrari, Quaresima, Sotgiu, and Ursini.
Scott, D. L., Mandel, A. M., Sigler, P. B., and Honig, B. The Sowers, A. E. See Wu, Rosenberg, and Sowers.
electrostatic basis for the interfacial binding of secretory phos- Spray, D. C. Gap junction channels: Yes, there are substates, but
pholipases A,, 493 what does that mean?, 491
Scott, N. R. See Lennon, Scott, Chapman, and Kuchel. See Moreno, Rook, Fishman, and Spray.
Segel, L., and Segel, Khanin, Parnas Stanley, H. E. See Ossadnik, Buldyrev, Goldberger, Havlin, Man-
Seow, C. Y. See Slawnych, Seow, Huxley, and Ford. tegna, Peng, Simons, and Stanley.
Separovic, F., Gehrmann, J., Milne, T., Cornell, B. A., Lin, S. Starmer, C. F. See Zilberter, Starmer, Starobin, and Grant.
Y., and Smith, R. Sodium ion binding in the gramicidin A chan- Starobin, J. See Zilberter, Starmer, Starobin, and Grant.
nel. Solid-state NMR studies of the tryptophan residues, 1495 Steel, D. G. See Schlyer, Schauerte, Steel, and Gafni.
Sharp, K. A. See Sitkoff, Lockhart, Sharp, and Honig. Steinberg, G. See Liang, Steinberg, Livnah, Sheves, Ebrey, and
Shen, C.-L., Fitzgerald, M. C., and Murphy, R. M. Effect of acid Tsuda.
predissolution on fibril size and fibril flexibility of synthetic Sterling, P. See Rao, Buchsbaum, and Sterling.
B-amyloid peptide, 1238 Stevens, F. J. See Li, Stevens, Schiffer, and Anderson.
Shen, P. and Larter, R. Role of substrate inhibition kinetics in Stevenson, G. V. W. See Morrison, Anderson, Georgiou, Steven-
enzymatic chemical oscillations, 1414 son, and Cherry.
Sheppard, D. N. See Carson, Travis, Winter, Sheppard, and Welsh. Stewart, A. See Huxley, Stewart, Sosa, and Irving.
Sheves, M. See Chen, Sheves, Lewis, and Bouevitch. Stienen, G. J. M. See Potma, van Graas, and Stienen.
See Liang, Steinberg, Livnah, Sheves, Ebrey, and Tsuda. Stout, A. L. and Axelrod, D. Reversible binding kinetics of a
Shieh, C.-C. and Kirsch, G. E. Mutational analysis of ion con- cytoskeletal protein at the erythrocyte submembrane, 1324
duction and drug binding sites in the inner mouth of voltage-gated Stricker, C. and Redman, S. Statistical models of synaptic trans-
K* channels, 2316 mission evaluation using the expectation-maximization algo-
Shomer, N. H., Mickelson, J. R., and Louis, C. F. Ion selectivity rithm, 656
of porcine skeletal muscle Ca** release channels is unaffected by Stricker, C., Redman, S., and Daley, D. Statistical analysis of
the Arg®! to Cys® mutation, 641 synaptic transmission: Model discrimination and confidence lim-
Shvinka, N. and Caffier, G. Cation conductance and efflux in- its, 532
duced by polyene antibiotics in the membrane of skeletal muscle Strongin, R. M. See Chupa, McCauley, Strongin, Smith, Blasie,
fiber, 143 Peticolas, and Bean.
Sigler, P. B. See Scott, Mandel, Sigler, and Honig. Struve, W. S. See Savikhin and Struve.