Biomembranes Part W: Cellular and Subcellular Transport: Epithelial Cells

Content: 
Editorial Board
Page ii

Contributors to volume 192
Pages ix-xiii

Preface
Pages xv-xvi
Sidney Fleischer, Becca Fleischer

Volumes in series
Pages xvii-xxxii

[1] Salivary secretion: Studies on intact glands in Vivo and in Vitro Original Research Article
Pages 3-15
I. Novak

[2] Determination of short-circuit current in small tubular structures via cable analysis Original Research Article
Pages 15-26
K. Haag, H. Knauf

[3] Dispersed salivary gland acinar cell preparations for use in studies of neuroreceptor-coupled secretory events Original Research Article
Pages 26-37
Bruce J. Baum, Indu S. Ambudkar, Joseph Helman, Valerie J. Horn, James E. Melvin, Lawrence M. Mertz, R. James Turner

[4] Intracellular ion activities and membrane transport in parietal cells measured with fluorescent dyes Original Research Article
Pages 38-81
Paul A. Negulescu, Terry E. Machen

[5] Electrophysiological techniques in the analysis of ion transport across gastric mucosa Original Research Article
Pages 82-93
S. Curci, E. Frömter

[6] Gastric glands and cells: Preparation and in Vitro methods Original Research Article
Pages 93-107
Thomas Berglindh

[7] Permeabilizing parietal cells Original Research Article
Pages 108-124
Danuta H. Malinowska

[8] Pepsinogen secretion in Vitro Original Research Article
Pages 124-139
Stephen Hersey, Laura Tang, Jan Pohl, Melissa Miller

[9] HCO3в€’section: Stomach, duodenum Original Research Article
Pages 139-150
Gunnar Flemström, Henrik Forssell

[10] Isolation of H+,K+-ATPase-containing membranes from the gastric oxyntic cell Original Research Article
Pages 151-165
W.W. Reenstra, J.G. Forte

[11] Peptic granules from the stomach Original Research Article
Pages 165-175
Brian E. Peerce

[12] Isolation and primary culture of endocrine cells from canine gastric mucosa Original Research Article
Pages 176-187
Tadataka Yamada

[13] Isolation of pancreatic islets and primary culture of the intact microorgans or of dispersed islet cells Original Research Article
Pages 188-223
Claes B. Wollheim, Paolo Meda, Philippe A. Halban

[14] Establishment and culture of insulin-secreting ОІ cell lines Original Research Article
Pages 223-235
Claes B. Wollheim, Paolo Meda, Philippe A. Halban

[15] Membrane potential measurements in pancreatic ОІ cells with intracellular microelectrodes Original Research Article
Pages 235-246
Hans Peter Meissner

[16] Stimulation of secretion by secretagogues Original Research Article
Pages 247-255
Stephen A. Wank, Robert T. Jensen, Jerry D. Gardner

[17] Pancreatic secretion: In vivo, perfused gland, and isolated duct studies Original Research Article
Pages 256-271
R.M. Case, B.E. Argent

[18] Dispersed pancreatic acinar cells and pancreatic acini Original Research Article
Pages 271-279
Delia Menozzi, Robert T. Jensen, Jerry D. Gardner

[19] Permeabilizing cells: Some methods and applications for the study of intracellular processes Original Research Article
Pages 280-300
Irene Schulz

[20] Electrophysiology of pancreatic acinar cells Original Research Article
Pages 300-308
O.H. Petersen, M. Wakui, Y. Osipchuk, D. Yule, D.V. Gallacher

[21] Characterization of a membrane potassium ion conductance in intestinal secretory cells using whole cell patch-clamp and calcium ion-sensitive dye techniques Original Research Article
Pages 309-324
Michael E. Duffey, Daniel C. Devor, Zahur Ahmed, Steven M. Simasko

[22] Isolation of intestinal epithelial cells and evaluation of transport functions Original Research Article
Pages 324-340
George A. Kimmich

[23] Isolation of enterocyte membranes Original Research Article
Pages 341-354
Austin K. Mircheff, Emile J.J.M. van Corven

[24] Established intestinal cell lines as model systems for electrolyte transport studies Original Research Article
Pages 354-389
Kiertisin Dharmsathaphorn, James L. Madara

[25] Sodium chloride transport pathways in intestinal membrane vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 389-408
Ulrich Hopfer

[26] Advantages and limitations of vesicles for the characterization and the kinetic analysis of transport systems Original Research Article
Pages 409-437
A. Berteloot, G. Semenza

[27] Isolation and reconstitution of the sodium-dependent glucose transporter Original Research Article
Pages 438-447
Parameswara Malathi, Mark Takahashi

[28] Calcium transport by intestinal epithelial cell basolateral membrane Original Research Article
Pages 448-459
Julian R.F. Walters, Milton M. Weiser

[29] Electrical measurements in large intestine (including caecum, colon, rectum) Original Research Article
Pages 459-484
Ulrich Hegel, Michael Fromm

[30] The use of isolated perfused liver in studies of biological transport processes Original Research Article
Pages 485-495
Murad Ookhtens, Neil Kaplowitz

[31] Measurement of unidirectional calcium ion fluxes in liver Original Research Article
Pages 495-500
Laurent Combettes, Catherine Dargemont, Jean-Pierre Mauger, Michel Claret

[32] Preparation and specific applications of isolated hepatocyte couplets Original Research Article
Pages 501-516
J.L. Boyer, J.M. Phillips, J. Graf

[33] Characterizing mechanisms of hepatic bile acid transport utilizing isolated membrane vesicles Original Research Article
Pages 517-533
James L. Boyer, Peter J. Meier

[34] Preparation of basolateral (sinusoidal) and canalicular plasma membrane vesicles for the study of hepatic transport processes Original Research Article
Pages 534-545
Peter J. Meier, James L. Boyer

[35] Electrogenic and electroneutral ion transporters and their regulation in tracheal epithelium Original Research Article
Pages 549-565
Carole M. Liedtke

[36] Transformation of airway epithelial cells with persistence of cystic fibrosis or normal ion transport phenotypes Original Research Article
Pages 565-571
James R. Yankaskas, Richard C. Boucher

[37] Cell culture of bovine corneal endothelial cells and its application to transport studies Original Research Article
Pages 571-582
Michael Wiederholt, Thomas J. Jentsch

[38] Methods for studying eccrine sweat gland function in Vivo and in Vitro Original Research Article
Pages 583-599
Kenzo Sato, Fusako Sato

[39] Isolation, voltage clamping, and flux measurements in lepidopteran midgut Original Research Article
Pages 599-608
William R. Harvey, Dwight N. Crawford, Daniel D. Spaeth

[40] Isolation of goblet cell apical membrane from tobacco hornworm midgut and purification of its vacuolar-type ATPase Original Research Article
Pages 608-616
Helmut Wieczorek, Moira Cioffi, Ulla Klein, William R. Harvey, Helmut Schweikl, Michael G. Wolfersberger

[41] Methods for the study of fluid and solute transport and their control in insect malpighian tubules Original Research Article
Pages 617-632
S.H.P. Maddrell, J.A. Overton

[42] Physiological approaches for studying mammalian urinary bladder epithelium Original Research Article
Pages 632-650
Simon A. Lewis, John W. Hanrahan

[43] Electrophysiological methods for studying ion and water transport in Necturus gall bladder epithelium Original Research Article
Pages 650-683
G. Altenberg, J. Copello, C. Cotton, K. Dawson, Y. Segal, F. Wehner, L. Reuss

[44] Toad urinary bladder as a model for studying transepithelial sodium transport Original Research Article
Pages 683-697
Mortimer G Civan, Haim Garty

[45] Methods to detect, quantify, and minimize edge leaks in ussing chambers Original Research Article
Pages 697-710
L.G.M. Gordon, G. Kottra, E. Frömter

[46] Amphibian nephron: Isolated kidney and cell fusion Original Research Article
Pages 710-733
H. Oberleithner, B. Gassner, P. Dietl, W. Wang

[47] Turtle colon: Keeping track of transporters in the apical and basolateral membranes Original Research Article
Pages 734-745
David C. Dawson, Dean Chang

[48] Ion transport of marine teleost intestine Original Research Article
Pages 746-753
Mark W. Musch, Scott M. O'Grady, Michael Field

[49] Shark rectal gland Original Research Article
Pages 754-766
Patricio Silva, Richard J. Solomon, Franklin H. Epstein

Author index
Pages 767-798

Subject index
Pages 799-829