1. Introduction: patch clamp and single-cell voltage clamp techniques and selected data

   • Nicholas Sperelakis

   Invited Paper Pages: 3 - 7

2. Use of single heart cells from chick embryos for the Na⁺ current measurements

   • Hideaki Sada
   • Michio Kojima
   • Nicholas Sperelakis

   Invited Paper Pages: 9 - 19

3. Properties of inwardly rectifying K⁺ channels in ventricular myocytes

   • Ira R. Josephson

   Invited Paper Pages: 21 - 26

4. Use of the cell-attached patch clamp technique to examine regulation of single cardiac K channels by cyclic GMP

   • Gordon M. Wahler
   • Nicholas Sperelakis

   Invited Paper Pages: 27 - 35

5. Patch clamp analysis of chemically activated and modulated ionic channels in isolated mammalian cardiomyocytes

   • Stephen M. Vogel

   Invited Paper Pages: 37 - 47

6. A whole-cell patch clamp technique which minimizes cell dialysis

   • J. R. Hume
   • R. N. Leblanc

   Invited Paper Pages: 49 - 57

7. Macroscopic Ca²⁺ -Na⁺ and K⁺ currents in single heart and aortic cells

   • G. Bkaily
   • M. Peyrow
   • N. Sperelakis

   Invited Paper Pages: 59 - 72

8. Bay K 8644 induce enhancement of K⁺ current in both single heart cell and smooth muscle cell

   • J -F Renaud
   • G. Bkaily
   • N. Sperelakis

   Invited Paper Pages: 73 - 78

9. Whole-cell voltage clamp and intracellular perfusion technique on single smooth muscle cells

   • Yusuke Ohya
   • Nicholas Sperelakis

   Invited Paper Pages: 79 - 86

10. Measurement of whole-cell calcium current in voltage-clamped vascular muscle cells

    • Nancy J. Rusch
    • Kent Hermsmeyer

    Invited Paper Pages: 87 - 93

11. Subtypes of dorsal root ganglion neurons based on different inward currents as measured by whole-cell voltage clamp

    • Michael J. McLean
    • Paul B. Bennett
    • Ronald M. Thomas

    Invited Paper Pages: 95 - 107

12. Voltage clamping with single microelectrodes: Comparison of the discontinuous mode and continuous mode using the Axoclamp 2A amplifier

    • R. Y. K. Pun

    Invited Paper Pages: 109 - 120

13. Properties of the kainate channel in rat brain mRNA injected Xenopus oocytes: ionic selectivity and blockage

    • John C. R. Randle
    • Philippe Vernier
    • Elizabeth Brault

    Invited Paper Pages: 121 - 132

14. The purified Ca²⁺ antagonist receptor from skeletal muscle: subunit structure, photoaffinity labeling and endogenous protein kinase activity

    • Balwant S. Tuana
    • Brian J. Murphy
    • Qu Yi

    Invited paper Pages: 133 - 143

15. Announcement

    Announcement Pages: 145 - 145