Physiology of Excitable Membranes. Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of Physiological Sciences, Budapest, 1980

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ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Page v, J. Szentágothai
PREFACE, Page xi, J. Salánki
IONIC MECHANISMS OF EXCITABILITY OF NERVE CELLS, Pages 1-17, P.G. Kostyuk
CHARGE MOVEMENT IN NERVE MEMBRANE. CHAIRMAN'S INTRODUCTION, Pages 21-26, H. Meves
SODIUM CHANNELS AND THEIR GATING CURRENT, Pages 27-36, Clay M. Armstrong
COMPONENTS OF THE ASYMMETRY CURRENT IN THE SQUID GIANT AXON, Pages 37-49, R.D. Keynes, G.C. Malachowski, D.F. Van Helden, N.G. Greeff
ISOTOPE EFFECTS ON IONIC CURRENTS AND INTRAMEMBRANE CHARGE MOVEMENTS IN MYXICOLA AXONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MODELS OF SODIUM CHANNEL GATING, Pages 51-66, C.L. Schauf, J.O. Bullock
BLOCK OF SODIUM CHANNELS BY INTERNALLY APPLIED DRUGS: TWO RECEPTORS FOR TERTIARY AND QUATERNARY AMINE COMPOUNDS?, Pages 67-74, W. Almers, M.D. Cahalan
FLUCTUATION EXPERIMENTS ON SODIUM CHANNELS OF NERVE, Pages 75-77, W. Nonner
EFFECTS OF OENANTHOTOXIN ON SODIUM CURRENT AND INTRA-MEMBRANE CHARGE MOVEMENT IN FROG NODE OF RANVIER, Pages 79-87, J.M. Dubois, M.F. Schneider
DRUG-INDUCED BLOCKAGE OF GATING AND SODIUM CURRENTS IN MYELINATED NERVE, Pages 89-99, B. Khodorov
CHARGE MOVEMENT IN NERVE MEMBRANE. CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 101-102, H. Meves
MEMBRANE-POTENTIAL DEPENDENT Ca CHANNELS, Pages 105-108, S. Hagiwara
ACTIVATION AND INACTIVATION OF THE CALCIUM CHANNEL, Pages 109-114, A.M. Brown, K. Morimoto, Y. Tsuda, D.L. Wilson
THREE DISTINCT EFFECTS MEDIATED BY CALCIUM IONS ON ELECTRICAL MEMBRANE PROPERTIES OF HELIX NEURONS, Pages 115-126, G. Hofmeier, H.D. Lux
CALCIUM PUMPS AND ELECTROGENESIS, Pages 127-134, P.F. Baker
THE CALCIUM CURRENT OF A VERTEBRATE NEURONE, Pages 135-138, Paul R. Adams
ALTERATION OF Na AND Ca SPIKES INDUCED BY CYTOCHALASIN B AND COLCHICINE IN TISSUE-CULTURED NERVE CELLS OF ADULT MAMMALS, Pages 139-142, Jun Fukuda, Masaki Kameyama
CALCIUM INDEPENDENCE OF SLOW CURRENTS UNDERLYING SPIKE FREQUENCY ADAPTATION, Pages 143-146, L. Donald Partridge
CALCIUM ELECTROGENESIS. CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 147-149, H.D. Lux
INTRODUCTION ON OPTICAL CHANGES IN NEURONAL ELECTROGENESIS RELATED TO SOME ASPECTS OF MACROMOLECULAR MOTION, Pages 153-162, N. Chalazonitis
OPTICAL CHANGES DURING ELECTROGENESIS, Pages 163-170, I. Tasaki
OPTICAL MONITORING OF MEMBRANE POTENTIAL: SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION OF ACTIVITY IN MANY NEURONS, Pages 171-182, L.B. Cohen, A. Grinvald
OPTICAL AND THERMAL CHANGES DURING ELECTROGENESIS, Pages 183-187, Alexander von Muralt
OPTICAL CHANGES IN UNMYELINATED NERVE DURING AND AFTER ABNORMAL ELECTROGENESIS, Pages 189-200, R. Chagneux, N. Chalazonitis
STUDIES ON FLUIDITY DEPENDENT FLUORESCENT PROBES EMBEDDED IN NERVE MEMBRANES, Pages 201-204, D. Georgescauld, J.P. Desmazès, H. Duclohier
MODELING OF LIGHT-INDUCED BIREFRINGENCE CHANGES IN PHOTORECEPTOR OUTER SEGMENTS, Pages 205-208, Michael W. Kaplan
EFFECTS OF INTRACELLULAR FREE Ca2+ ON ELECTRIC MEMBRANE PROPERTIES: A STUDY WITH ARSENAZO III ON HELIX NEURONS, Pages 209-212, H.D. Lux, J.B. Aldenhoff
RESTING BIREFRINGENCE INCREASE RELATED TO TUBULE AND MEMBRANE ALTERATIONS INDUCED BY EPILEPTOGENIC MOLECULES OR TEMPERATURE, Pages 213-216, D. Rome, D. André
OPTICAL CHANGES DURING ELECTROGENESIS. CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 217-220, N. Chalazonitis
NONSYNAPTIC INTERNEURONAL COMMUNICATION, Pages 223-234, E.S. Vizi
SUBCLASSIFICATION OF ALPHA-ADRENOCEPTORS IN ALPHA1 AND ALPHA2 SUBCATEGORIES: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS, Pages 235-245, S.Z. Langer, N.B. Shepperson, R. Massingham
IS THE ALPHA-ADRENOCEPTOR MEDIATED INHIBITION OF NORADRENALINE SECRETION A NEGATIVE FEEDBACK CONTROL IN THE STRICT SENSE?, Pages 247-258, L. Stjärne, P. Alberts, T. Bartfai
TRANSSYNAPTIC CONTROL OF THE RELEASE OF NORADRENALINE AND ACETYLCHOLINE BY PROSTAGLANDIN E2 AND ADENOSINE, Pages 259-265, Per Hedqvist, Lars Gustafsson
KINETIC ANALYSIS OF MODULATING INFLUENCES ON LABELLED TRANSMITTER RELEASE, Pages 267-274, John C. Szerb
NORADRENERGIC AND SEROTONERGIC REGULATION OF CHOLINERGIC ACTIVITY IN THE RAT HIPPOCAMPUS, Pages 275-286, Herbert Ladinsky, Silvana Consolo
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON THE SYMPOSIUM NEUROCHEMICAL TRANSMISSION-MODULATION, Pages 287-291, E.S. Vizi, L. Stjärne
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS: NEW APPROACHES IN THE STUDY OF TRANSMISSION IN AUTONOMIC GANGLIA, Pages 295-304, V.I. Skok
LONG-LASTING MODULATION OF SLOW-EXCITATORY-POSTSYNAPTIC-POTENTIAL (s-EPSP), BY CATECHOLAMINES, Pages 305-309, Benjamin Libet
MODULATION OF NON-NICOTINIC STIMULANTS-INDUCED STIMULUS-BOUND DECREMENTAL OSCILLATORY POTENTIALS BY ISOPRENALINE, TETANIC STIMULATION AND LEU-ENKEPHALIN IN CAT SYMPATHETIC GANGLION, Pages 311-322, J. Machová
THE NON-CHOLINERGIC EXCITATORY TRANSMISSION IN SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA, Pages 323-327, S. Nishi, Y. Katayama
EFFECTS OF SOME GANGLION-BLOCKING AGENTS ON FAST EXCITATORY POSTSYNAPTIC CURRENTS IN MAMMALIAN SYMPATHETIC GANGLION NEURONES, Pages 329-342, A.Á. Selyanko, V.A. Derkach, V.I. Skok
INFLUENCE OF PROSTAGLANDINS OF E TYPE ON SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION OF THE GUINEA-PIG SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION, Pages 343-346, O. Belluzzi, C. Biondi, P.G. Borasio, A. Capuzzo, M.E. Ferretti, A. Trevisani, V. Perri
MAMMALIAN PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIA FIRE SPONTANEOUS ACTION POTENTIALS AND TRANSMIT SLOW SYNAPTIC POTENTIALS, Pages 347-350, W.H. Griffith III, J.P. Gallagher, P. Shinnick Gallagher
IPSP REVERSAL: EVIDENCE FOR INCREASED POTASSIUM CONDUCTANCE COMBINED WITH DECREASED SODIUM CONDUCTANCE, Pages 351-354, Forrest F. Weight, Peter A. Smith
TRANSMISSION IN AUTONOMIC GANGLIA CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 355-356, V. Skok
INDEX, Pages 357-358