The Journal of General Physiology 2000: Vol 115 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
VOLUME 115 : NUMBER 1 . JANUARY 2000
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OLAr SPARRE ANDERSEN. Editorial
D.A. KRAAl, H. SPERKREISE, and M. KAMERMANS. The nature of surround-induced depolarizing responses in
goldfish cones
YUANLIN SONG, TONGHUI Ma, MICHAELA . MArTHAyY, and A.S. VERKMAN. Role of aquaporin-4 in airspace-to-cap-
illary water permeability in intact mouse lung measured by a novel gravimetric method
EDUARDO PEROZO. Commentary: Structure and packing orientation of transmembrane segments in voltage-
dependent channels: Lessons from perturbation analysis
YINGYING LI-SMERIN, DAvip H. HAckos, and KENTONJ . Swartz. a-Helical structural elements within the volt-
age-sensing domains of a K* channel
KWANG Herr HONG and CurisroPpHER MILLER. The lipid-protein interface of a Shaker KY channel
AKINORI KURUMA and H. Criss HARTZELL. Bimodal control of a Ca?*-activated Cl channel by different Ca
signals
RONALD A. Li, PATRICIO VELEZ, NIPAVAN CHIAMVIMONVAT, GORDON F. TOMASELLI, and EnUARDO MARBAN.
Charged residues between the selectivity filter and S6 segments contribute to the permeation phenotype of
the sodium channel
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Gary G. WILSON, JUAN M. PASCUAL, NATASJA BROOIJMANS, DIANA MurRAY, and ARTHUR KARLIN. The intrinsic
electrostatic potential and the intermediate ring of charge in the acetylcholine receptor channel
Joun G. Srarkus, STEFAN H. HEINEMANN, and Martin D. Rayner. Voltage dependence of slow inactivation in
Shaker potassium channels results from changes in relative KY and Na* permeabilities
SEEMA K. TIwARI-WoopRurFF, MENG-CHIN A. LIN, CHRISTINE T. SCHULTEIS, and DIANE M. PAPAZIAN. Voltage-
dependent structural interactions in the Shaker K* channel
A. GONZALEZ, W.G. Kirscu, N. SHIROKOVA, G,. PIZARRO, M.D. STERN, and E. Rios. The spark and its ember: Sep-
arately gated local components of Ca** release in skeletal muscle
PrHitip A. KNAUF, NANCY MENDOZA RAHA, and LAURIE J. SPINELLI. The noncompetitive inhibitor WW781 senses
changes in erythrocyte anion exchanger (AEI) transport site conformation and substrate binding
Henry M. CoLecrarr, PARAG G. PATIL, and Davin T. Yur. Differential occurrence of reluctant openings in
G-protein-inhibited N- and P/Q-type calcium channels
193. CarLos GONZALEZ, EDUARDO ROSENMAN, FRANCISCO BEZANILLA, OSVALDO ALVAREZ, and RAMON LATORRE.
Modulation of the Shaker K* channel gating kinetics by the S3-S4 linker
209 J.B. SORENSEN, A. CHA, R. LATORRE, E. ROSENMAN, and F. BEZANILLA. Deletion of the S3-S4 linker in the Shake
yotassium channel reveals two quenching groups near the outside of S4
od
Davib C. Gapssy. The 53rd annuai meeting and symposium of the Society of General Physiologists: New optical
methods in cell physiology
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
VOLUME 115 . NUMBER 3 . MARCH 2000
229 JOHN S. MIrCcHESON, JUN CHEN, and MICHAEL C. SANGUINETTI. Trapping of a methanesulfonanilide by closure
of the HERG potassium channel activation gate
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Don-ON DANtEL MAK, SEAN MCBRIDE, VISWANATHAN RAGHURAM, YUN YUE, SURESH K. JOSEPH, andJ . KEVIN
Foskerr. Single-channel properties in endoplasmic reticulum membrane of recombinant type 3 inositol
trisphosphate receptor
LiptA M. MANNUzzuU and Exnup Y. Isacorr. Independence and cooperativity in rearrangements of a potassium
channel voltage sensor revealed by single subunit fluorescence
YOUXING JIANG and RODERICK MACKINNON. The barium site in a potassium channel by x-ray crystallography
Bruce P. BEAN. Commentary: Modulating modulation
Curtis F. BARRETT and ANN R. RrrreNHOUSE. Modulation of N-type calcium channel activity by G-proteins and
protein kinase ¢
DONGHEE Kim and ApIsATE PLEUMSAMRAN. Cytoplasmic unsaturated free fatty acids inhibit ATP-dependent gat-
ing of the G protein-gated K* channel
Horta VAts, MARTIN S. WILLIAMSON, SUSANNAH J. GOODSON, ALAN L. DEVONSHIRE, JEFFREY W. WARMKE, PETER
N.R. UsHERWOOD, and CHARLES J. COHEN. Activation of Drosophila sodium channels promotes modification
by deltamethrin: Reductions in affinity caused by knock-down resistance mutations
CHIH-YUNG TANG, FRANCISCO BEZANILLA, and DIANE M. PAPAZIAN. Extracellular Mg?* modulates slow gating
transitions and the opening of Drosophila ether-a-go-go potassium channels
Mary D. Womack, JEFFERY W. WALKER, and KAMRAN KHODAKHAH. Impaired calcium release in cerebellar
Purkinje neurons maintained in culture
LEONARD K. KACZMAREK. Commentary: Mitochondrial memory banks: Calcium stores keep a record of neuronal
simulation
STEPHEN L. COLEGROVE, MEREDITH A. ALBRECHT, and Davib D. FRieL. Dissection of mitochondrial Ca?* uptake
and release fluxes in situ after depolarization-evoked [Ca** |; elevations in sympathetic neurons
STEPHEN L. COLEGROVE, MEREDITH A. ALBRECHT, and Davip D. FRIEL. Quantitative analysis of mitochondrial
Ca** uptake and release pathways in sympathetic neurons: Reconstruction of the recovery after depolariza-
tion-evoked [Ca?* ]; elevations
CORRECTION
VOLUME 115 . NUMBER 4 . APRIL 2000
HAN CHor, Henry SACKIN, and LAWRENCE G. PALMER. Permeation properties of inward-rectifier potassium
channels and their molecular determinants
IRENA Leviran, AIMEE E. CHRISTIAN, THOMAS N. TULENKO, and GeorGE H. RoTHBLAT. Membrane cholesterol
content modulates activation of volume-regulated anion current in bovine endothelial cells
SjUR OLSNEs and PAL @. FALNES. Commentary: Probing pores with peptide plugs: Topology of membrane-inserted
diphtheria toxin
LisA SENZEL, MICHAEL GORDON, ROBERT O. BLAUSTEIN, K. JOON On, R. JOHN COLLIER, and ALAN FINKELSTEIN.
Topography of diphtheria toxin’s T domain in the open channel state
CHIEN-JUNG HUANG, ISABELLE FAVRE, and EnwArRb MoczybDLOwskI. Permeation of large tetra-alkylammonium
cations through mutant and wild-type voltage-gated sodium channels as revealed by reliefo f block at high
voltage
Miport MURAKAMI and HriromMasa KyiMa. Transduction ion channels directly gated by sugars on the insect taste
cell
GUILLERMO AVILA and ROBERT T. DIRKSEN. Functional impact of the ryanodine receptor on the skeletal muscle
L-type Ca** channel
SVETLANA TERTYSHNIKOVA and ALAN FrIN. Dual regulation of calcium mobilization by inositol 1,4,5-trisphos-
phate in a living cell
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MING Li, Roperr A. FARLEY, and Henry A. LesTer. An intermediate state of the y-aminobutyric acid transportet
GATI revealed by simultaneous voltage clamp and fluorescence
Davip IMMKE and STEPHENJ . KorN. Ion-ion interactions at the selectivity filter: Evidence from K*-dependent
modulation of tetraethylammonium efficacy in Kv2.1 potassium channels
K. Narira, T. Akira, J. HACHISUKA, S.-M. HUANG, K. OcHI, and K. Kuba. Functional coupling of Ca?” channels
to ryanodine receptors at presynpatic terminals: Amplification of exocytosis and plasticity
VOLUME 115 : NUMBER 5 . MAY 2000
IRINA I. GRICHTCHENKO, MICHAEL F. ROMERO, and WALTER F. BORON. Extracellular HCO, dependence of elec-
trogenic NA/HCQs cotransporters cloned from salamander and rat kidney
CARMEN MULLNER, DIMITRY VoROBIOV, AMAL KANTI BERA, YASUHITO UEZONO, DANIEL YAKUBOVICH, BIBIANI
FROHNWIESER-STEINECKER, NATHAN DASCAL, and WOLFGANG SCHREIBMAYER. Heterologous facilitation of
G protein-activated K* channels by B-adrenergic stimulation via cAMP-dependent protein kinase
MOUHAMED S, Awayba. Specific and nonspecific effects of protein kinase C on the epithelial Na* channel
YURI SOKOLOV, WILLIAM S. MAILLIARD, NGHIA TRANNGO, MARIO ISAs, HARTMUT LUECKE, HARRY T. HAIGLER,
and JAMES E. HALL. Annexins V and XII alter the properties of planar lipid bilayers seen by conductance
probes
THOMAS M. SUCHYNA, JANICE H. JOHNSON, KATHERINE HAMER, JOSEPH F. LEYKAM, DOUGLAS A. GAGE, HENRY F.
CLEMO, CLIVE M. BAUMGARTEN, and FREDERICK SACHS. Identification of a peptide toxin from Grammostola
spatulata spider venom that blocks cation-selective stretch-activated channels
MAGNUS KLEIN, PONKE SEEGER, BARBARA SCHURICHT, SETH L. ALPER, and ALBRECHT SCHWAB. Polarization of
Na’ /H* and Cl’ /HCOs” exchangers in migrating renal epithelial cells
MICHAEL F. SHEETS, JOHN W. Kye, and Dorotny A. HANCK. The role of the putative inactivation lid in sodium
channel gating current immobilization
CLAUDIO GROSMAN and ANTHONY AUERBACH. Kinetic, mechanistic, and structural aspects of unliganded gating
of acetylcholine receptor channels: A single-channel study of second transmembrane segment 12’ mutants
CLAUDIO GROSMAN and ANTHONY AUERBACH. Asymmetric and independent contribution of the second trans-
membrane segment 12’ residues to diliganded gating of acetylcholine receptor channels: A single-channel
study with choline as the agonist
M.L. Couiirer, G. Ji, Y.-X. WANG, and M.I. Koriikorr. Calcium-induced calcium release in smooth muscle:
Loose coupling between the action potential and calcium release®
CECILIA BOUZAT, FRANCISCO BARRANTES, and STEVEN SINE. Nicotinic receptor fourth transmembrane domain:
Hydrogen bonding by conserved threonine contributes to channel gating kinetics
VOLUME 115 : NUMBER 6 - JUNE 2000
YINGYING LI-SMERIN and KENTONJ . SwARrz. Localization and molecular determinants of the hanatoxin recep-
tors on the voltage-sensing domains of a K* channel
685 ELENA MOLOKANOVA, ALEXEI SAVCHENKO, and RICHARD H. KRAMER. Interactions of cyclic nucleotide-gated
channel subunits and protein tyrosine kinase probed with genistein
697 ELpo V. KUZHIKANDATHIL and GErry S. OxrorbD. Dominant-negative mutants identify a role for GIRK channels
in D3 dopamine receptor-mediated regulation of spontaneous secretory activity
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Nenap Mrrrovic, ALFRED L. GeorGE, JR., and RICHARD Horn. Role of domain 4 in sodium channel slow inac-
tivation
CRINA M. NIMIGEAN and Kart L. MAGLEBY. Functional coupling of the B, subunit to the large conductance
Ca?*-activated K* channel in the absence of Ca**: Increased Ca** sensitivity from a Ca**-independent mech-
anism
RicHARD Payne and JAMES Demas. Timing of Ca?” release from intracellular stores and the electrical response
of Limulus ventval photorecepiors to dim flashes
JINLING WANG, Cena D. Myers, and Gait A. ROBERTSON. Dynamic control of deactivation gating by a soluble
amino-terminal domain in HERG K* channels
759 JONATHAN P. DANACEAU and Mary T. Lucero. Electrogenic Na* /Ca** exchange: A novel amplification step in
squid olfactory transduction
769 Jit. THOMPSON and TED BEGENISICH. Interaction between quaternary ammonium ions in the pore of potassium
channels: Evidence against an electrostatic repulsion mechanism
O19009 DONGLIN Guo and ZHE Lu. Mechanism of cGMP-gated channel block by intracellular polyamines
799 DoNnGLIN Guo and ZHE Lu. Mechanism of IRKI channel block by intracellular polyamines
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