Receptors and lon Channels : : Proceedings of the Symposium on Receptors and lon Channels Tashkent, USSR, October 2–5, 1986 / / ed. by Y. A. Ovchinnikov, F. Hucho.

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• MitwirkendeR: Abdulaev, N. G.,; Alyonycheva, T. N.,; Antonov, S. M.,; Arystarkhova, E. A.,; Arzamazova, N. M.,; Avdonin, P. V.,; Bakhramov, A.,; Bamberg, E.,; Becker, C.-M.,; Benke, D.,; Betz, H.,; Binder, A.,; Breer, H.,; Bregestovski, P.,; Buryi, V. A.,; Bystrov, V. F.,; Béress, L.,; Carbone, E.,; Chertova, E. N.,; Chismadzhev, Yu. A.,; Delyanko, A. A.,; Dementieva, I. G.,; Demin, V. V.,; Demushkin, V. P.,; Dencher, Norbert A.,; Derkach, V. A.,; Dzhandzhugazyan, K. N.,; Eganyan, E. R.,; Fedorova, I. M.,; Fels, G.,; Fendler, K.,; Ganitkevich, V. Ya.,; Gavrylyeva, E. E.,; Gevondyan, N. M.,; Giersig, M.,; Gmiro, V. E.,; Grell, E.,; Grenningloh, G.,; Grishin, E. V.,; Gundelfinger, E.,; Hanke, W.,; Hermans-Borgmeyer, I.,; Heyn, M. P.,; Hillmann, M.,; Hucho, F.,; Järv, J.,; Kazakov, I.,; Khafizov, A. G.,; Kiskin, N. I.,; Kljuchko, E. M.,; Klostermann, G.,; Knaus, P.,; Knipper, M.,; Kononenko, N. I.,; Kostonyan, I. A.,; Kostyuk, P. G.,; Krishtal, O. A.,; Krüger, H.,; Kunath, W.,; Kuryatov, A. B.,; Kühn, H.,; Lim, T. M.,; Lipkin, V. M.,; Lishko, V. K.,; Lottspeich, F.,; Lunev, A. V.,; Luneva, N. M.,; Lutsenko, S. V.,; Lux, H. D.,; Maelicke, A.,; Magazanik, L. G.,; Maiorov, V. N.,; Makhmudova, E. M.,; Malysheva, M. K.,; Markin, V. S.,; Mirsky, V. M.,; Modyanov, N. N.,; Nagel, G.,; Oberdieck, U.,; Oberthiir, W.,; Ovchinnikov, Yu. A.,; Pashkov, V. S.,; Pluzhnikov, K. A.,; Plyashkevich, Yu. G.,; Pribilla, I.,; Prinz, H.,; Rehm, H.,; Rienitz, A.,; Rinken, A.,; Sack-Kongehl, H.,; Saenger, W.,; Sawruk, E.,; Schloß, P.,; Schmitt, B.,; Seiff, F.,; Shafieva, G. I.,; Shcherbatko, A. D.,; Shuba, M. F.,; Skok, V. I.,; Slepak, V. Z.,; Smirnov, S.V.,; Tashmukhamedov, B. A.,; Tkachuk, V. A.,; Tsetlin, V. I.,; Tsyndrenko, A. Ya.,; Udovichenko, I. P.,; Ulbricht, W.,; Victorov, I. V.,; Voeikov, V. L.,; Volkova, T. M.,; Wachter, E.,; Walkinshaw, M. D.,; Wallat, I.,; Westerhausen, J.,; Witzemann, V.,; Zholos, A. V.,; Zhukareva, V. A.,; Zopf, D.,
• HerausgeberIn: Hucho, F.,; Ovchinnikov, Y. A.,
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Table of Contents

Frontmatter -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- I. RECEPTORS -- A) NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR -- The Ion Channel of the Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor -- Pattern Recognition in Structural Analysis of the Acetylcholine Receptor -- Selective Labeling Study on Topography of Acetylcholine Receptor and Bacteriorhodopsin -- Monoclonal Antibodies as Functional Probes of the Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor -- Binding of 3H-Acetylcholine to Membrane-Bound Acetylcholine Receptor -- The Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor is an Allosteric Protein; The Specific Allosteric Model does not apply to the Receptor's Molecular Mechanism of Action -- Organization and Function of the Cholinergic Synapse -- Directed Modification of the Brain Cholinergic System -- Molecular Mechanisms of Channel Blockade in Neuronal Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor -- Properties of the High Affinity Choline Carrier and Acetylcholine Receptors in the Nervous System of Insects -- B) OTHER RECEPTORS -- Effect of Sulfhydryl Reagents on Antagonist Binding with Muscarinic Receptors -- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology of Receptors and Ion Channels in the Central Nervous System (CNS) -- Reconstitution of Glutamate Receptors into Planar Bilayers -- Pharmacological Properties of Amino in Isolated Hippocampal Neurons -- II. ION CHANNELS -- cAMP-activated Ionic Channels in the Nerve Cell Membrane -- External Ca Ions Block Na Conducting Ca Channel by Promoting Open to Closed Transitions -- Effects of Changing External Calcium Concentration on Calcium Current in Isolated Smooth Muscle Cell -- Activation by Histamine Ionic Channels in the Membrane of Human Endothelial Cells -- Block of Sodium Channels with Chemically Modified Gating -- Potassium Currents in the Isolated Single Smooth Muscle Cell Membrane -- Purification and Properties of the TTX-Sensitive Protein from Bovine Brain Soluble Fraction -- Properties of Receptor-Operated Calcium Channels in Platelets -- III. SECOND MESSENGER SYSTEMS -- Isolation, Physico-Chemical Properties and Reconstitution of the Components of Adenylate Cyclase System -- Structure of Catalytic Component of Adenylate Cyclase System Revealed by Electron Microscopy -- Protein Kinases and the Dopaminergic System -- Interactions Between Proteins Involved in the Activation and Subsequent Deactivation of Phosphodiesterase in Visual Rod Cells -- Phosphorylation of the Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor by cAMP-dependent Protein Kinase -- IV. PUMPS -- Photoelectrical Activity of Bacteriorhodopsin in Planar Lipid Bilayer -- Position and Orientation of the Retinal Chromophore in the Two-dimensional Projected Density of the Purple Membrane -- The Light-energized H+-Pump Bacteriorhodopsin: A Model System for Functional Transmembrane Reconstitution of Ion Channels, Receptors, and Pumps -- Use of Monoclonal Antibodies to Study Bovine Rhodopsin -- Na+, K+-Pump: Structural Organisation -- ATP-Dependent Electric Currents Na+K+ Pump -- V. NEUROTOXINS -- Argiopin - A Naturally-Occurring Blocker of Glutamate- Sensitive Synaptic Channels -- Isolation of Isotoxins from the Sea Anemone Anemonia sulcata by HPLC-Chromatography -- Reconstruction of Solution Spatial Structure of Neurotoxin M9 Buthus Eupeus by Distance Geometry Algorithm According to NMR Spectroscopy Data -- Structural and Functional Comparison of Snake Neurotoxins and Curare-like Acetylcholine Antagonists. The "Active Triangle" Hypothesis -- AUTHOR INDEX -- SUBJECT INDEX -- Backmatter