CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME 294

PREFACE

VOLUMES IN SERIES

Section I. Physical Methods

1. Optical Measurements of Calcium Signals in Mammalian Presynaptic Terminals

PETER SAGGAU

RICHARD GRAY

JOHN A. DANI

2. Fluorescent Techniques for Measuring Ion Channel Activity

GONUL VELICELEBI

KENNETH A. STAUDERMAN

MARK A. VARNEY

MICHAEL AKONG

STEPHEN D. HESS

EDWIN C. JOHNSON

3. Tagging Potassium Ion Channels with Green Fluorescent Protein to Study Mobility and Interactions with Other Proteins

EDWIN S. LEVITAN

4. Spin Label Electron Spin Resonance and Fourier Transform Spectroscopy for Structural/Dynamic Measurements on Ion Channels

DEREK MARSH

5. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy of Peptide Ion Channel Ligands: Cloning and Expression as Aid to Evaluation of Structural and Dynamic Properties

MICHAEL D. REILY

ANNE M. BOKMAN

JAMES OFFORD

PATRICK McCONNELL

6. Ligand Binding Methods for Analysis of Ion Channel Structure and Function

STEEN E. PEDERSEN

MONICA M. LURTZ

RAO V.L. PAPINENI

7. Three-Dimensional Structure of Membrane Proteins Determined by Two-Dimensional Crystallization, Electron Cryomicroscopy, and Image Analysis

MARK YEAGER

VINZENZ M. UNGER

ALOK K. MITRA

8. Drug-Dependent Ion Channel Gating by Application of Concentration Jumps Using U-Tube Technique

FRANK BRETSCHNEIDER

FRITZ MARKWARDT

9. Voltage Clamp Biosensors for Capillary Electrophoresis

OWE ORWAR

KENT JARDEMARK

CECILIA FARRE

INGEMAR JACOBSON

ALEXANDER MOSCHO

JASON B. SHEAR

HARVEY A. FISHMAN

SHERI J. LILLARD

RICHARD N. ZARE

10. Ion Channels as Tools to Monitor Lipid Bilayer-Membrane Protein Interactions: Gramicidin Channels as Molecular Force Transducers

O.S.ANDERSEN

C. NIELSEN

A.M. MAER

J.A. LUNDBAEK

M. GOULIAN

R.E.KOEPPE II

Section II. Purification and Reconstitution

11. Purification and Reconstitution of Epithelial Chloride Channel Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Conductance Regulator

MOHABIR RAMJEESINGH

ELIZABETH GARAMI

LING-JUN HUAN

KEVIN GALLEY

CANHUI LI

YANCHUN WANG

CHRISTINE E. BEAR

12. Purification, Characterization, and Reconstitution of Cyclic Nucleotide-Gated Channels

ROBERT S. MOLDAY

LAURIE L. MOLDAY

13. Purification and Heterologous Expression of Inhibitory Glycine Receptors

BODO LAUBE

HEINRICH BETZ

14. Purification and Functional Reconstitution of High-Conductance Calcium-Activated Potassium Channel from Smooth Muscle

MARIA L. GARCIA

KATHLEEN M. GIANGIACOMO

MARKUS HANNER

HANS-GUNTHER KNAUS

OWEN B. McMANUS

WILLIAM A. SCHMALHOFER

GREGORY J. KACZOROWSKI

15. Reconstitution of Native and Cloned Channels into Planar Bilayers

ISABELLE FAVRE

YE-MING SUN

EDWARD MOCZYDLOWSKI

16. Iodide Channel of the Thyroid: Reconstitution of Conductance in Proteoliposomes

PHILIPPE E. GOLSTEIN

ABDULLAH SENER

FERNAND COLIN

RENAUD BEAUWENS

17. Nystatin/Ergosterol Method for Reconstituting Ion Channels into Planar Lipid Bilayers

DIXON J. WOODBURY

18. Isolation of Transport Vesicles That Deliver Ion Channels to the Cell Surface

SAROJ SATTSANGI

WILLIAM F. WONDERLIN

Section III. Second Messengers and Biochemical Approaches

19. Protein Phosphorylation of Ligand-Gated Ion Channels

ANDREW L. MAMMEN

SUNJEEV KAMBOJ

RICHARD L. HUGANIR

20. Analysis of Ion Channel Associated Proteins

MICHAEL WYSZYNSKI

MORGAN SHENG

21. Signal Transduction through Ion Channels Associated with Excitatory Amino Acid Receptors

KIYOKAZU OGITA

YUKIO YONEDA

22. Secondary Messenger Regulation of Ion Channels/Plant Patch Clamping

SARAH M. ASSMANN

LISA ROMANO

Section IV. Special Channels

23. ATP-Sensitive Potassium Channels

M. SCHWANSTECHER

C. SCHWANSTECHER

F. CHUDZIAK

U. PANTEN

J.P. CLEMENT IV

G.GONZALEZ

L. AGUILAR-BRYAN

JOSEPH BRYAN

24. Mechanosensitive Channels of Bacteria

PAUL BLOUNT

SERGEI I. SUKHAREV

PAUL C. MOE

BORIS MARTINAC

CHING KUNG

25. Simplified Fast Pressure-Clamp Technique for Studying Mechanically Gated Channels

DON W. McBRIDE, JR.

OWEN P. HAMILL

26. Virus Ion Channels

DAVID C. OGDEN

I.V.CHIZHMAKOV

F.M. GERAGHTY

A.J.HAY

27. Ion Channels in Microbes

YOSHIRO SAIMI

STEPHEN H. LOUKIN

XIN-LIANG ZHOU

BORIS MARTINAC

CHING KUNG

28. Design and Characterization of Gramicidin Channels

DENISE V. GREATHOUSE

ROGER E. KOEPPE II

LYNDON L. PROVIDENCE

SUNDARAM SHOBANA

OLAF S. ANDERSEN

29. Functional Analysis of Aquaporin Water Channel Proteins

PETER AGRE

JOHN C. MATHAI

BARBARA L. SMITH

GREGORY M. PRESTON

Section V. Toxins and Other Membrane Active Compounds

30. Pore-Blocking Toxins as Probes of Voltage-Dependent Channels

ROBERT J. FRENCH

SAMUEL C. DUDLEY, JR.

31. Conus Peptides as Probes for Ion Channels

J. MICHAEL McINTOSH

BALDOMERO M. OLIVERA

LOURDES J. CRUZ

32. Scorpion Toxins as Tools for Studying Potassium Channels

MARIA L. GARCIA

MARKUS HANNER

HANS-GUNTHER KNAUS

ROBERT SLAUGHTER

GREGORY J. KACZOROWSKI

33. Potassium Ion Channel Inactivation Peptides

RUTH D. MURRELL-LAGNADO

34. Interactions of Snake Dendrotoxins with Potassium Channels

WILLIAM F. HOPKINS

MARGARET ALLEN

BRUCE L. TEMPEL

35. Use of Planar Lipid Bilayer Membranes for Rapid Screening of Membrane Active Compounds

TAJIB A. MIRZABEKOV

ANATOLY Y. SILBERSTEIN

BRUCE L. KAGAN

Section VI. Reagent and Information Sources

36. Antibodies to Ion Channels

ANGELA C. VINCENT

IAN K. HART

ASHWIN PINTO

F. ANNE STEPHENSON

37. Internet Information on Ion Channels: Issues of Access and Organization

EDWARD C. CONLEY

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