1. Excitation-contraction coupling in crustacea: do studies on these primitive creatures offer insights about EC coupling more generally?

   • Philip Palade
   • Sandor Györke

   News and Views Pages: 283 - 287

2. Subcellular restricted spaces: significance for cell signalling and excitation-contraction coupling

   • Ernst Niggli
   • Peter Lipp

   News and Views Pages: 288 - 291

3. Incorporation of microinjected biotin-labelled actin into nascent myofibrils of cardiac myocytes: an immunoelectron microscopic study

   • Katsunori Kouchi
   • Hideyo Takahashi
   • Yutaka Shimada

   Papers Pages: 292 - 301

4. The complex Young's modulus of skeletal muscle fibre segments in the high frequency range determined from tension transients

   • M. E. M. de Winkel
   • T. Blangé
   • B. W. Treijtel

   Papers Pages: 302 - 310

5. Two-dimensional time-resolved X-ray diffraction studies of live isometrically contracting frog sartorius muscle

   • J. Bordas
   • G. P. Diakun
   • E. Towns-Andrews

   Papers Pages: 311 - 324

6. Models of the mechanism for crossbridge attachment in smooth muscle

   • Christopher M. Rembold
   • Richard A. Murphy

   Papers Pages: 325 - 334

7. Mechanical response to photolytic ATP pulses of skinned muscle fibres pre-activated with a small pulse of ATP

   • K. Horiuti
   • T. Sakoda
   • K. Yamada

   Papers Pages: 335 - 340

8. Isoproterenol and GTP_γS inhibit L-type calcium channels of differentiating rat skeletal muscle cells

   • B. Somasundaram
   • R. T. Tregear

   Papers Pages: 341 - 346

9. Partial titin cDNA sequence isolated from rabbit cardiac muscle RNA

   • Jeffery D. Fritz
   • Jon A. Wolff
   • Marion L. Greaser

   Papers Pages: 347 - 350

10. IV International Workshop on Muscle Energetics: A NATO Advanced Research Workshop, September 1992

    Conference Report Pages: 351 - 354

11. The Annual Meeting on Muscle Contraction and Cell Motility in Japan, January 1993

    Conference Report Pages: 355 - 356

12. Abstracts of the 1992 Annual Meeting on Muscle and Cell Motility Physiology

    Abstract Pages: 357 - 373