AUTHOR INDEX A Dugas, M. See Honerjager, Dugas, and Zong. — See Zong, Dugas, and Honerjager. Altenberg, G. A., Stoddard,J . S., and Reuss, L. Electrophysi- ological effects of basolateral [Na*] in Necturus gallblad- der epithelium. 241. Echevarria, M., and Verkman, A. S. Optical measurement of osmotic water transport in cultured cells. Role of glucose transporters. 573. Begenisich, T. See Spires and Begenisich. Blatt, M. R. K* channels of stomatal guard cells. Characteris- tics of the inward rectifier and its control by pH. 615. F Boron, W. F., and Knakal, R. C. Na*-dependent Cl-HCO, exchange in the squid axon. Dependence on extracellular Fischbarg,J .S ee Hernandez and Fischbarg. pH. 817. Frizzell, R. A. See Halm and Frizzell. Bose, D. See Bouchard and Bose. Bouchard, R. A., and Bose, D. Contribution of sarcolemmal sodium-calcium exchange and intracellular calcium re- G lease to force development in isolated canine ventricular Gadsby, D. C. See Hwang, Horie, Nairn, and Gadsby. muscle. 931. Gibbons, W. R. See Zygmunt and Gibbons. Braun, R. D. See Linsenmeier and Braun. Gordon, A. M. See Martyn and Gordon. Grissmer, S., Lewis, R. S., and Cahalan, M. D. Ca**-activated K* channels in human leukemic T cells. 63. Cc Cahalan, M. D. See Grissmer, Lewis, and Cahalan. Castillo, C., Villegas, R., and Recio-Pinto, E. Alkaloid- modified sodium channels from lobster walking leg Halm, D. R., and Frizzell, R. A. Anion permeation in an nerves in planar lipid bilayers. 897. apical membrane chloride channel of a secretory epithe- Chambers, E. L. See McCulloh and Chambers. lial cell. 339. Chen, W. See Hui and Chen. Hardin, C. D., Raeymaekers, L., and Paul, R. J. Comparison — See Hui and Chen. of endogenous and exogenous sources of ATP in fueling Choquet, D., and Korn, H. Mechanism of 4-aminopyridine Ca** uptake in smooth muscle plasma membrane action on voltage-gated potassium channels in lympho- vesicles. 21. cytes. 217. Hebert, S. C. See Kikeri, Sun, Zeidel, and Hebert. Cohen, B. N., Labarca, C., Czyzyk, L., Davidson, N., and Hernandez, J. A., and Fischbarg, J. Kinetic analysis of water Lester, H. A. Tris*/Na* permeability ratios of nicotinic transport through a single-file pore. 645. acetylcholine receptors are reduced by mutations near the Hoffman, J. F. See Mairbaurl and Hoffman. intracellular end of ihe M2 region. 545. Honerjager, P. See Zong, Dugas, and Honerjager. Cotton, C. U. See Reuss, Simon, and Cotton. Honerjager, P., Dugas, M., and Zong, X.-G. Mutually Cummings, T. A., and Kinnamon, S. C. Apical K* channels in exclusive action of cationic veratridine and cevadine at an Necturus taste cells. Modulation by intracellular factors intracellular site of the cardiac sodium channel. 699. and taste stimuli. 591. Horie, M. See Hwang, Horie, Nairn, and Gadsby. Czyzyk, L. See Cohen, Labarca, Czyzyk, Davidson, and Lester. Huang, C. L.-H. Intramembrane charge movements in frog skeletal muscle in strongly hypertonic solutions. 531. Hui, C. S., and Chen, W. Effects of conditioning depolariza- tion and repetitive stimulation on Q, and Q, charge components in frog cut twitch fibers. 1017. Davidson, N. See Cohen, Labarca, Czyzyk, Davidson, and — Separation of Q, and Q, charge components in frog cut Lester. twitch fibers with tetracaine. Critical comparison with del Pilar Gomez, M. See Nasi and del Pilar Gomez. other methods. 985. Deutsch, C. See Lee, Levy, and Deutsch. Hwang, T.-C., Horie, M., Nairn, A. C., and Gadsby, D. C. Dionne, V. E. Chemosensory responses in isolated olfactory Role of GTP-binding proteins in the regulation of receptor neurons from Necturus maculosus. 415. mammalian cardiac chloride conductance. 465. 1046 AUTHOR INDEX « VOLUME 99, 1992 Marks, T. N., and Jones, S. W. Calcium currents in the A7r5 smooth muscle-derived cell line. An allosteric model for Isenberg, G. See Markwardt and Isenberg. calcium channel activation and dihydropyridine agonist Ito, H., Tung, R. T., Sugimoto, T., Kobayashi, I., Takahashi, action. 367. K., Katada, T., Ui, M., and Kurachi, Y. On the Markwardt, F., and Isenberg, G. Gating of maxi K* channels mechanism of G protein By subunit activation of the studied by Ca?* concentration jumps in excised inside-out muscarinic K* channel in guinea pig atrial cell mem- multi-channel patches (myocytes from guinea pig urinary brane. Comparison with the ATP-sensitive K* channel. bladder. 841. 961. Martyn, D. A., and Gordon, A. M. Force and stiffness in glycerinated rabbit psoas fibers. Effects of calcium and J elevated phosphate. 795. McCulloh, D. H., and Chambers, E. L. Fusion of membranes James-Kracke, M. R. Calmodulin activation of the Ca?* pump during fertilization. Increases of the sea urchin egg’s revealed by fluorescent chelator dyes in human red blood membrane capacitance and membrane conductance at cell ghosts. 41. the site of contact with the sperm. 137. Jones, S. W. See Marks and Jones. Miller, S. S. See Joseph and Miller. Joseph, D. P., and Miller, S. S. Alpha-1-adrenergic modula- Miyamoto, T., Restrepo, D., and Teeter, J. H. Voltage- tion of K and Cl transport in bovine retinal pigment dependent and odorant-regulated currents in isolated epithelium. 263. olfactory receptor neurons of the channel catfish. 505. K N Kaji, D. M. Hemisodium, a novel selective Na ionophore. Effect on normal human erythrocytes. 199. Nairn, A. C. See Hwang, Horie, Nairn, and Gadsby. Katada, T. See Ito, Tung, Sugimoto, Kobayashi, Takahashi, Nakajima, T., Sugimoto, T., and Kurachi, Y. Effects of Katada, Ui, and Kurachi. anions on the G protein—mediated activation of the Kikeri, D., Sun, A., Zeidel, M. L., and Hebert, S. C. Cellular muscarinic K* channel in the cardiac atrial cell mem- NHj/K* transport pathways in mouse medullary thick brane. Intracellular chloride inhibition of the GTPase limb of Henle. Regulation by intracellular pH. 435. activity of Gy. 665. Kinnamon, S. C. See Cummings and Kinnamon. Nasi, E., and del Pilar Gomez, M. Light-activated ion Knakal, R. C. See Boron and Knakal. channels in solitary photoreceptors of the scallop Pecten Kobayashi, I. See Ito, Tung, Sugimoto, Kobayashi, Takahashi, irradians. 747. Katada, Ui, and Kurachi. Korn, H. See Choquet and Korn. Kurachi, Y. See Ito, Tung, Sugimoto, Kobayashi, Takahashi, Katada, Ui, and Kurachi. Oo — See Nakajima, Sugimoto, and Kurachi. Obaid, A. L. See Parsons, Obaid, and Salzberg. L P Labarca, C. See Cohen, Labarca, Czyzyk, Davidson, and Lester. Parsons, T. D., Obaid, A. L., and Salzberg, B. M. Aminogly- Lasater, E. M. See Sullivan and Lasater. coside antibiotics block voltage-dependent calcium chan- Lee, S. C., Levy, D. L., and Deutsch, C. Diverse K* channels in nels in intact vertebrate nerve terminals. 491. primary human T lymphocytes. 771. Paul, R. J. See Hardin, Raeymaekers, and Paul. Lester, H. A. See Cohen, Labarca, Czyzyk, Davidson, and Lester. Levis, R. See Shirokov, Levis, Shirokova, and Rios. Levy, D. I. See Lee, Levy, and Deutsch. Lewis, R. S. See Grissmer, Lewis, and Cahalan. Raeymaekers, L. See Hardin, Raeymaekers, and Paul. Linsenmeier, R. A., and Braun, R. D. Oxygen distribution Recio-Pinto, E. See Castillo, Villegas, and Recio-Pinto. and consumption in the cat retina during normoxia and Restrepo, D. See Miyamoto, Restrepo, and Teeter. hypoxemia. 177. Reuss, L. See Altenberg, Stoddard, and Reuss. Reuss, L., Simon, B., and Cotton, C. U. Pseudo-streaming potentials in Necturus gallbladder epithelium. II. The mechanism is a junctional diffusion potential. 317. Mairbaurl, H., and Hoffman, J. F. Internal magnesium, Reuss, L., Simon, B., and Xi, Z. Pseudo-streaming potentials 2,3-diphosphoglycerate, and the regulation of the steady- in Necturus gallbladder epithelium. I. Paracellular origin state volume of human red blood cells by the Na/K/2Cl of the transepithelial voltage changes. 297. cotransport system. 721. Rios, E. See Shirokov, Levis, Shirokova, and Rios. THE JOURNAL OF GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY 1047 Ss Vv Salzberg, B. M. See Parsons, Obaid, and Salzberg. Verkman, A. S. See Echevarria and Verkman. Shirokov, R., Levis, R., Shirokova, N., and Rios, E. Two Villegas, R. See Castillo, Villegas, and Recio-Pinto. classes of gating current from L-type Ca channels in guinea pig ventricular myocytes. 863. Shirokova, N. See Shirokov, Levis, Shirokova, and Rios. Simon, B. See Reuss, Simon, and Cotton. — See Reuss, Simon, and Xi. w Spires, S., and Begenisich, T. Modification of potassium Wang, G. K., and Wang, S.-Y. Inactivation of batrachotoxin- channel kinetics by amino group reagents. 109. modified Na* channels in GH, cells. Characterization and Stoddard,J . S. See Altenberg, Stoddard, and Reuss. pharmacological modification. 1. Sugimoto, T. See Ito, Tung, Sugimoto, Kobayashi, Takahashi, Wang, S.-Y. See Wang and Wang. Katada, Ui, and Kurachi. — See Nakajima, Sugimoto, and Kurachi. Sullivan, J. M., and Lasater, E. M. Sustained and transient calcium currents in horizontal cells of the white bass retina. 85. x Sun, A. See Kikeri, Sun, Zeidel, and Hebert. Xi, Z. See Reuss, Simon, and Xi. T Takahashi, K. See Ito, Tung, Sugimoto, Kobayashi, Taka- hashi, Katada, Ui, and Kurachi. Zz Teeter, J. H. See Miyamoto, Restrepo, and Teeter. Tung, R. T. See Ito, Tung, Sugimoto, Kobayashi, Takahashi, Zeidel, M. L. See Kikeri, Sun, Zeidel, and Hebert. Katada, Ui, and Kurachi. Zong, X.-G. See Honerjager, Dugas, and Zong. Zong, X.-G., Dugas, M., and Honerjager, P. Relation between U veratridine reaction dynamics and macroscopic Na cur- rent in single cardiac cells. 683. Ui, M. See Ito, Tung, Sugimoto, Kobayashi, Takahashi, Zygmunt, A. C., and Gibbons, W. R. Properties of the Katada, Ui, and Kurachi. calcium-activated chloride current in heart. 391.