1. Important announcement

   Announcement Pages: 267 - 267

2. Third Conference on Methods and Applications of Fluorescence Spectroscopy, Prague, Czech Republic, October 18–21, 1993

   • Jan Slavik
   • Joseph R. Lakowicz

   Report Pages: 269 - 269

3. A new concept of photogeneration of cations: Evidence for photoejection of Ca²⁺ and Li⁺ from complexes with a crown-ether-linked merocyanine by picosecond spectroscopy

   • M. M. Martin
   • P. Plaza
   • B. Valeur

   Probe Development Pages: 271 - 273

4. Coumarinic fluorescent chemosensors for the detection of transition metal ions

   • J. Bourson
   • F. Badaoui
   • B. Valeur

   Probe Development Pages: 275 - 277

5. Fluorescence of metal complexes of 8-hydroxyquinoline derivatives in aqueous micellar media

   • M. D. Prat
   • R. Compañó
   • R. Codony

   Probe Development Pages: 279 - 281

6. Fluorescent nucleoside derivatives: Luminescence study of 4-dimethylaminopyridinium chloride derived from guanosine

   • G. Wenska
   • B. Skalski
   • R. W. Adamiak

   Probe Development Pages: 283 - 286

7. DEDO: A specific, fluorescent inhibitor for spectroscopic investigations of Na,K-ATPase

   • E. Lewitzki
   • U. Frank
   • E. Grell

   Probe Development Pages: 287 - 290

8. Confocal fluorescence lifetime imaging of free calcium in single cells

   • Renata Sanders
   • Hans C. Gerritsen
   • Yehudi K. Levine

   Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 291 - 294

9. Visualization of lipid-receptor interactions on single cells by time-resolved imaging fluorescence microscopy

   • T. W. J. Gadella Jr.
   • D. J. Arndt-Jovin
   • T. M. Jovin

   Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 295 - 298

10. Characterization of human immunodeficiency virus-1 (HIV-1) rev by (time-resolved) fluorescence spectroscopy

    • A. J. Kungl
    • C. Seidel
    • M. Auer

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 299 - 302

11. Analysis of cell surface molecular distributions and cellular signaling by flow cytometry

    • J. Matkó
    • L. Mátyus
    • S. Damjanovich

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 303 - 314

12. Study of DNA accessibility in the condensed chromatin structures by resonance energy transfer

    • R. Labarbe
    • S. Flock
    • C. Houssier

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 315 - 318

13. Fluorescence labeling and interaction of atherogenic lipoproteins with cultured cells

    • G. Hofer
    • R. Gorges
    • A. Hermetter

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 319 - 321

14. Application of angle-resolved fluorescence depolarization in muscle research

    • U. A. van der Heide
    • H. C. Gerritsen
    • Y. K. Levine

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 323 - 326

15. Static and dynamic quenching of luminescent species in polymer media

    • Paul Hartmann
    • Marc J. P. Leiner
    • Max E. Lippitsch

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 327 - 330

16. Fluorescence intensity and anisotropy decays of the DNA stain Hoechst 33342 resulting from one-photon and two-photon excitation

    • Ignacy Gryczynski
    • Joseph R. Lakowicz

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 331 - 336

17. On the use of tryptophan to detect slow orientational motions

    • K. Döring
    • W. Beck
    • F. Jähnig

    Fluorescence Imaging and Microscopy Pages: 337 - 338

18. Surface area per molecule in lipid/C₁₂E _n membranes as seen by fluorescence resonance energy transfer

    • G. Lantzsch
    • H. Binder
    • H. Heerklotz

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 339 - 343

19. Measurement of the binding of DNA to liposomes by resonance energy transfer

    • Anu Köiv
    • Paavo K. J. Kinnunen

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 345 - 347

20. Determination of the partition coefficients of the nonionic detergent C₁₂E₇ between lipid-detergent mixed membranes and water by means of Laurdan fluorescence spectroscopy

    • Heiko Heerklotz
    • Hans Binder
    • Gabriela Lantzsch

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 349 - 352

21. Time-resolved fluorescence anisotropy measurements on fluorescently tagged amphiphilic micelles

    • K. Procházka
    • Z. Limpouchová
    • P. Munk

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 353 - 356

22. Study of plasma membrane heterogeneity using a phosphatidylcholine derivative of 1,6-diphenyl-1,3,5-hexatriene [2-(3-(diphenylhexatriene)propanoyl)-3-palmitoyl-l-α-phosphatidylcholine]

    • A. Tangorra
    • G. Ferretti
    • G. Curatola

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 357 - 360

23. Diphenylhexatriene-phosphatidylcholine fluorescence in POPC vesicles: Comparison of the exponential-series and the maximum-entropy methods

    • A. Kungl
    • D. Anrather
    • E. Prenner

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 361 - 363

24. Conformational effects on the fluorescence of pyrene-labeled alkyldiacyl glycerols in different model membranes

    • E. Grund
    • G. Zandonella
    • A. Hermetter

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 365 - 366

25. Transfer of pyrene-dietherphosphatidylcholine to serum lipoproteins

    • R. Gorges
    • E. Prenner
    • A. Hermetter

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 367 - 368

26. Lateral mobility of plasma membrane proteins in dividing eggs of the loach (Misgurnus fossilis): Regional differences and changes during the cell cycle

    • Valentina P. Bozhkova
    • Monika Budayova
    • Dusan Chorvat

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 369 - 372

27. Characterization of dimyristoylphosphatidylcholine liposome aggregates induced by dextran sulfate and La³⁺ by fluorescence spectroscopy

    • O. Zschörnig
    • W. Richter
    • K. Arnold

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 373 - 375

28. Fluorescence methods to study lipid-protein association: The interaction of protein kinase C with lipid-loaded mixed micelles

    • P. I. H. Bastiaens
    • E. H. W. Pap
    • A. J. W. G. Visser

    Fluorescence of Membranes Pages: 377 - 383

29. Errata

    • S. Benci
    • G. Bottiroli
    • P. Vaghi

    Erratum Pages: 385 - 386