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Current Topics in Membranes and Transport
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Membrane Permeability - 100 Years since Ernest Overton
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Regulation of Calcium Transport across Muscle Membranes
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Preface
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 Part I Channel Structure, Assembly, and Degradation
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Chapter 1: Gap Junction Structure: New Structures and New Insights
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Chapter 2: Degradation of Gap Junctions and Connexins
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James G. Laing, Eric C. Beyer
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 Part II Channel Forms, Permeability, and Conductance
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Chapter 3: Homotypic, Heterotypic, and Heteromeric Gap Junction Channels
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P.R. Brink, V. Valiunas, G.J. Christ
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Chapter 4: Heteromultimeric Gap Junction Channels and Cardiac Disease
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Sergio Elenes, Alonso P. Moreno
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Chapter 5: Ion Permeation Through Connexin Gap Junction Channels: Effects on Conductance and Selectivity
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Richard D. Veenstra
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Chapter 6: Phosphorylation of Connexins: Consequences for Permeability, Conductance, and Kinetics of Gap Junction Channels
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Habo J. Jongsma, Harold V.M. van Rijen, Brenda R. Kwak, Marc Chanson
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Chapter 7: Intercellular Calcium Wave Communication via Gap Junction Dependent and Independent Mechanisms
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Eliana Scemes, Sylvia O. Suadicani, David C. Spray
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 PART III Voltage Grating
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Chapter 8: Membrane Potential Dependence of Gap Junctions in Vertebrates
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Luis C. Barrio, Ana Revilla, Juan M. Goméz-Hernandez, Marta de Miguel, Daniel González
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Chapter 9: A Reexamination of Calcium Effects on Gap Junctions in Heart Myocytes
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Bruno Delage, Jean Délèze
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 Part IV Chemical Grating
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Chapter 10: Distinct Behaviors of Chemical and Voltage Sensitive Gates of Gap Junction Channel
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Feliksas F. Bukauskas, Camillo Peracchia
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Chapter 11: A Molecular Model for the Chemical Regulation of Connexin43 Channels: The “Ball-and-Chain” Hypothesis
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Mario Delmar, Kathleen Stergiopoulos, Nobuo Homma, Guillermo Calero, Gregory Morley, Jose F. Ek-Vitorin, Steven M Taffet
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Chapter 12: Mechanistic Differences Between Chemical and Electrical Gating of Gap Junctions
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Chapter 13: Behavior of Chemical and Slow Voltage-Sensitive Gates of Connexin Channels: The “Cork” Gating Hypothesis
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Camillo Peracchia, Xiao G. Wang, Lillian L. Peracchia
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Chapter 14: Molecular Determinants of Voltage Gating of Gap Junctions Formed by Connexin32 and 26
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Chapter 15: Regulation of Connexin43 by Tyrosine Protein Kinases
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Alan F. Lau, Bonnie Warn-Cramer, Rui Lin
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Chapter 16: Gating of Gap Junction Channels and Hemichannels in the Lens: A Role in Cataract?
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Reiner Eckert, Paul Donaldson, JunSheng Lin, Jacqui Bond, Colin Green, Rachelle Merriman-Smith, Mark Tunstall, Joerg Kistler
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 Part V Hemichannels
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Chapter 17: Biophysical Properties of Hemi-gap-junctional Channels Expressed in Xenopus Oocytes
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L. Ebihara, J. Pal
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Chapter 18: Properties of Connexin50 Hemichannels Expressed in Xenopus laevis Oocytes
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Sepehr Eskandari, Guido A. Zampighi
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 Part VI invertebrate Gap Junctions
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Chapter 19: Gap Junction Communication in Invertebrates: The Innexin Gene Family
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Pauline Phelan
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 Part VII Diseases Based ol n Defects of Cell Communication
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Chapter 20: Hereditary Human Diseases Caused by Connexin Mutations
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Charles K. Abrams, Michael V.L. Bennett
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Chapter 21: Trafficking and Targeting of Connexin32 Mutations to Gap Junctions in Charcot-Marie-Tooth X-Linked Disease
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Patricia E.M. Martin, W. Howard Evans
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Chapter 22: Molecular Basis of Deafness due to Mutations in the Connexin26 Gene (GJB2)
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Xavier Estivill, Raquel Rabionet
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Chapter 23: “Negative” Physiology: What Connexin-Deficient Mice Reveal about the Functional Roles of Individual Gap Junction Proteins
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D.C. Spray, T. Kojima, E. Scemes, S.O. Suadicani, Y. Gao, S. Zhao, A. Fort
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Chapter 24: Role of Gap Junctions in Cellular Growth Control and Neoplasia: Evidence and Mechanisms
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Randall J. Ruch
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Chapter 25: Gap Junctions in Inflammatory Responses: Connexins, Regulation and Possible Functional Roles
Pages 555-579
Juan C. Sáez, Roberto Araya, María C. Brañes, Miguel Concha, Jorge E. Contreras, Eliseo A. Eugenín, Agustín D. Martinez, Francis Palisson, Manuel A. Sepúlveda
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Chapter 26: Cx43 (α1) Gap Junctions in Cardiac Development and Disease
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Robert G. Gourdie, Cecilia W. Lo
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Chapter 27: Gap Junctional Communication in the Failing Heart
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Walmor C. De Mello
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Chapter 28: Gap Junctions Are Specifically Disrupted by Trypanosoma cruzi Infection
Pages 625-634
Regina C.S. Goldenberg, Andrea Gonçalves, Antonio C. Campos de Carvalho
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