Control of membrane function: Short-term and long-term

Content: 
Front Matter
Page iii

Copyright page
Page iv

Progress in Cell Research
Page v

Preface
Page vii

Dedication
Page ix

Contributors
Pages xi-xv

Acknowledgments
Page xvii

CHAPTER 1 - Signalling through phospholipid breakdown
Pages 3-12
J.H. EXTON

CHAPTER 2 - Receptor-mediated activation of phospholipase A2
Pages 13-19
JULIUS AXELROD

CHAPTER 3 - Protein phosphorylation in the nervous system
Pages 21-32
RICHARD L. HUGANIR

CHAPTER 4 - α-Adrenergic inhibition of N-type calcium channels and neurotransmitter release in sympathetic neurones
Pages 33-48
DIANE LIPSCOMBE, SATHAPANA KONGSAMUT, RICHARD W. TSIEN

CHAPTER 5 - Release of vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) in mouse neocortex: Ca2+-channels subtypes and involvement of arachidonic acid metabolites
Pages 49-60
JEAN-LUC MARTIN, PIERRE J. MAGISTRETTI

CHAPTER 6 - The effects of calcium channel agonists and antagonists on the binding of [3H]nitrendipine to synaptic membrane and postsynaptic density fractions isolated from canine cerebral cortex. Evidence for a separate-site model for agonists and antagonists
Pages 61-72
PHILIP SIEKEVITZ, MARIE LEDOUX

CHAPTER 7 - Adaptive changes in signal transduction systems: molecular mechanisms of opiate addiction in the rat locus coeruleus
Pages 73-88
ERIC J. NESTLER

CHAPTER 8 - Does catecholamine-induced sequestration of β-adrenergic receptors involve endocytosis via the clathrin-coated PIT pathway?
Pages 89-100
JOHN P. PERKINS

CHAPTER 9 - The molecular components of the olfactory signal transduction cascade
Pages 101-107
RANDALL R. REED, HEATHER A. BAKALYAR, PAUL G. FEINSTEIN, DAVID T. JONES

CHAPTER 10 - The control of photoreceptor sensitivity
Pages 109-120
T.D. LAMB, V. TORRE

CHAPTER 11 - What the structure of the acetylcholine receptor tells us about function of the ligand gated ion channel family
Pages 123-138
ROBERT M. STROUD

CHAPTER 12 - Characteristics of acetylcholine receptor-channels stably expressed in fibroblasts
Pages 139-147
TONI CLAUDIO

CHAPTER 13 - The structure of the NMDA receptor-channel complex
Pages 149-158
P. ASCHER, J. JOHNSON

CHAPTER 14 - Are receptor-associated nuclear proteins associated with the earliest effects of steroid hormones?
Pages 159-176
ÉTIENNE-EMILE BAULIEU, NADINE BINART, FRANÇOISE CADEPOND, MARIA-GRAZIA CATELLI, BÉATRICE CHAMBRAUD, JEAN GARNIER, JEAN-MARIE GASC, GHISLAINE GROYER-SCHWEIZER, MARIE-EDITH RAFESTIN-OBLIN, CHRISTINE RADANYI, GÉRARD REDEUILH, JACK-MICHEL RENOIR, MICHÈLE SABBAH

CHAPTER 15 - Characteristics of β-adrenergic-activated Na-proton transport in red blood cells
Pages 179-193
R. MOTAIS, U. SCHEURING, F. BORGESE, F. GARCIA-ROMEU

CHAPTER 16 - Energy profiles for ion permeation in pentameric protein channels: from viruses to receptor channels
Pages 195-211
GEORGE EISENMAN, ALFREDO VILLARROEL, MAURICIO MONTAL, OSVALDO ALVAREZ

CHAPTER 17 - The lac permease of Escherichia coli: a prototype transport protein
Pages 213-229
PAUL D. ROEPE, H. RONALD KABACK

CHAPTER 18 - Studies on the two inorganic anion transport systems in the red blood cell of the mouse
Pages 231-240
H. PASSOW, J. WENDEL, E.-M. GÄRTNER, B. LEGRUM, D. BARTEL, S. LEPKE

CHAPTER 19 - Differential expression and developmental regulation of Na, K-ATPase isoforms in rat fetal telencephalon organotypic cell cultures
Pages 241-248
I. CORTHÉSY-THEULAZ, B. ROSSIER, P. HONEGGER

CHAPTER 20 - Neuronal plasticity: lectin-induced changes in the membrane properties of cultured Aplysia neurons
Pages 251-261
IRWIN B. LEVITAN, GRANT M. CARROW, DANIEL DAGAN, STEPHEN S. LIN, MONITA P. WILSON

CHAPTER 21 - Long-term potentiation in the hippocampus
Pages 263-277
ROBERT C. MALENKA, JULIE A. KAUER, DAVID J. PERKEL, ROGER A. NICOLL

CHAPTER 22 - The role of protein kinase C in learning and memory in Aplysia
Pages 279-286
JAMES H. SCHWARTZ, ANTONIO CALIGNANO, TODD C. SACKTOR

CHAPTER 23 - An electron microscopic and behavioral study of tactile learning and memory in Octopus vulgaris
Pages 287-306
J. DAVID ROBERTSON, PSYCHE LEE

Index
Pages 307-315