1. International workshop “Intracellular Signalling”

   • P. G. Kostyuk

   Report Pages: 189 - 189

2. Editorial

   EditorialNotes Pages: 190 - 190

3. Basic mechanisms responsible for calcium signalling in neuronal cells

   • P. G. Kostyuk

   Lectures Pages: 191 - 194

4. Functional organization of calcium stores in polarized secretory cells and transcellular calcium transport

   • A. V. Tepikin
   • O. H. Petersen

   Lectures Pages: 195 - 198

5. Dual role of ryanodine-sensitive calcium stores in central neurons

   • O. Garaschuk
   • A. Konnerth

   Lectures Pages: 199 - 204

6. Calcium signalling in glial cells

   • A. Verkhratsky

   Lectures Pages: 205 - 212

7. Molecular basis of gap junction channel regulation and gating

   • C. Peracchia
   • X. G. Wang
   • L. M. Peracchia

   Lectures Pages: 213 - 218

8. Quantal neurotransmitter release: Vesicular or not vesicular?

   • L. Tauc

   Lectures Pages: 219 - 226

9. Na⁺−Ca²⁺ exchanger: From basics to molecular biology

   • Ya. M. Shuba

   Lectures Pages: 227 - 232

10. Distribution of different types of calcium channels in the brain structures

    • N. Akaike

    Lectures Pages: 233 - 240

11. Effects of blockers of voltage-operated potassium channels on an NMDA component of excitatory synaptic transmission in theCA1 subfield of the rat hippocampus

    • M. V. Kopanitsa
    • N. A. Lozovaya
    • O. A. Krishtal

    Lectures Pages: 241 - 244

12. Poor correlation between postsynaptic [Ca] _i increases and long-term potentiation induced by 2-deoxyglucose inCA1 hippocampal neurons

    • K. Krnjevic
    • S. Tekkök
    • Y. T. Zhao

    Lectures Pages: 245 - 253

13. Possible mechanisms underlying calcium signal changes in murine sensory neurons at experimental diabetes

    • E. Kostyuk
    • N. Svichar
    • A. Shmigol

    Papers Pages: 254 - 256

14. Specificity of interactions of a lectin from theHelix pomatia reproductive system with central neurons of the snail

    • L. M. Koval'

    Papers Pages: 257 - 260

15. Calcium channel activity in NG108-15 cells overexpressing protein phosphatase-2B

    • E. A. Lukyanetz

    Papers Pages: 261 - 263

16. Agonistic effects of xanthines on tetrodotoxin-sensitive sodium channels in the rat dorsal root ganglion neurons

    • N. T. Parkhomenko
    • L. N. Yatsenko
    • A. M. Kuksenok

    Papers Pages: 264 - 268

17. Components of depolarization-induced transmembrane ion current in isolated smooth muscle cells of the guinea pigtaenia coli

    • A. V. Povstyan
    • A. V. Zima
    • M. F. Shuba

    Papers Pages: 269 - 277

18. Effects of staurosporine on Ca²⁺-dependent and Ca²⁺-independent [¹⁴C]GABA release from rat brain synaptosomes

    • L. G. Storchak
    • N. G. Pozdnyakova
    • N. H. Himmelreich

    Papers Pages: 278 - 282

19. Membrane fusion in model systems

    • I. Trikash
    • Ya. Terletskaya
    • N. Glyvuk

    Papers Pages: 283 - 285

20. Effects of caffeine on snail (Helix aspersa) neurons

    • R. Collins

    Abstracts Pages: 286 - 286

21. Analyses of the responses of thalamocortical neurons to brief periods of hypoxia

    • G. Erdemli
    • V. Crunelli

    Abstracts Pages: 287 - 287

22. Effects of murine interferon-α/β on calcium influx in murine thymocytes

    • E. V. Dolgaya
    • O. M. Rozhmanova
    • L. N. Stelmakh

    Abstracts Pages: 288 - 288

23. NMDA receptor agonists increase voltage-dependent calcium channel currents in hippocampal neurons

    • A. I. Fisyunov
    • A. Ya. Tsyndrenko
    • O. A. Krishtal

    Abstracts Pages: 289 - 289

24. Voltage-operated potassium current in the somatic membrane of rat dorsal root ganglion neurons: ontogenetic aspects

    • S. A. Fedulova
    • D. V. Vasilyev
    • N. S. Veselovsky

    Abstracts Pages: 290 - 290

25. Depletion of intracellular calcium pools activates calcium influx in visceral smooth muscles

    • A. T. Ferreira
    • R. Neri
    • M. E. M. Oshiro

    Abstracts Pages: 291 - 291

26. Effects of a junctional uncoupling agent, heptanol, on smooth muscles of the rat and guinea pig

    • A. T. Ferreira
    • I. A. Vladimirova
    • A. Jurkiewicz

    Abstracts Pages: 292 - 292

27. The role of phosphorylation in nicotinic acetylcholine receptor activity

    • A. Glushakov
    • H. Glushakova

    Abstracts Pages: 293 - 293

28. Developmental changes in the expression of low voltage-activated Ca²⁺ channels in rat cortical and thalamic neurons

    • D. S. Isaev
    • A. V. Eremin
    • A. N. Tarasenko

    Abstracts Pages: 294 - 294

29. Evoked and spontaneous excitatory postsynaptic currents in cultured hippocampal neurons

    • E. V. Isaeva
    • D. V. Vasilyev
    • N. S. Veselovsky

    Abstracts Pages: 295 - 295

30. ATP-induced calcium signalling in neocortical neurons in slices

    • U. V. Lalo
    • I. A. Kruglikov
    • N. V. Voitenko

    Abstracts Pages: 296 - 296

31. Immune shifts after single and repetitive craniocerebral injuries

    • N. I. Lisyani
    • V. A. Rudenko
    • O. B. Gorobets

    Abstracts Pages: 297 - 297

32. Different types of K⁺ channels in modeling of repetitive action potentials

    • A. Tokhtuev
    • D. Vasilyev

    Abstracts Pages: 298 - 298

33. Reduction of NMDA-evoked Ca²⁺ transients by opioid receptor agonists in dorsal horn neurons

    • M. Randić
    • S. D. Hocherman
    • G. Gerber

    Abstracts Pages: 299 - 299

34. Modulation of single calcium and potassium channels inHelix neurons

    • A. V. Sotkis
    • E. A. Lukyanetz

    Abstracts Pages: 300 - 300

35. Nifedipine-dependent changes in morphological differentiation and the cytosolic calcium content in rat pheochromocytoma cells

    • A. M. Starikova
    • M. A. Chvanov
    • N. Ch. Pogore'aya

    Abstracts Pages: 301 - 301

36. ATP-induced calcium release from the intracellular stores in murine dorsal root ganglion neurons

    • N. V. Svichar
    • A. N. Verkhratsky
    • P. G. Kostyuk

    Abstracts Pages: 302 - 302

37. Fast-inactivating potassium current in cultured rat hippocampal neurons

    • D. V. Vasilyev
    • S. A. Fedulova
    • N. S. Veselovsky

    Abstracts Pages: 303 - 303

38. Induction of rhythmic activity in isolatedCA1 hippocampal neurons by pilocarpine

    • V. A. Yavorsky
    • E. A. Lukyanetz

    Abstracts Pages: 304 - 304

39. Electrophysiological analysis of the inhibitory effect of melatonin on gonadotrophin-releasing hormone-induced Ca²⁺ oscillations in neonatal rat gonadotrophs

    • H. Zemkova
    • J. Vanecek

    Abstracts Pages: 305 - 305

40. Changes in the expression of calcium channels in the rat brain caused by imbalance of aromatic amino acids

    • S. O. Zhuravleva
    • V. G. Naidenov
    • Ya. M. Shuba

    Abstracts Pages: 306 - 306