1. Introductory remarks

   • Luigi F. Agnati
   • Kjell Fuxe

   Introduction Pages: 109 - 112

2. Entropy and oligomerization in GPCRs

   • Rajkumar P. Thummer
   • Matthew P. Campbell
   • Christopher A. Reynolds

   Original Article Pages: 113 - 122

3. Structural and biochemical views of metabotropic glutamate receptor activation

   • Hisato Jingami

   Original Article Pages: 123 - 124

4. Role of electrostatic interaction in receptor-receptor heteromerization

   • Amina S. Woods
   • Francisco Ciruela
   • Sergi Ferré

   Original Article Pages: 125 - 132

5. How proteins come together in the plasma membrane and function in macromolecular assemblies

   • Luigi F. Agnati
   • Diego Guidolin
   • Kjell Fuxe

   Original Article Pages: 133 - 154

6. Oligomers of D₂ dopamine receptors

   • Philip G. Strange

   Short Review Pages: 155 - 160

7. The specificity and molecular basis of α₁-adrenoceptor and CXCR chemokine receptor dimerization

   • Graeme Milligan
   • Shirley Wilson
   • Juan F. López-Gimenez

   Short Review Pages: 161 - 168

8. Is the GABA_B heterodimer a good drug target?

   • Fiona H. Marshall

   Original Article Pages: 169 - 176

9. Computer-assisted image analysis of caveolin-1 involvement in the internalization process of adenosine A_2A-dopamine D₂ receptor heterodimers

   • Susanna Genedani
   • Diego Guidolin
   • Luigi F. Agnati

   Original Article Pages: 177 - 184

10. Mesangial AT₁/B₂ receptor heterodimers contribute to angiotensin II hyperresponsiveness in experimental hypertension

    • Said AbdAlla
    • Ahmed Abdel-Baset
    • Ursula Quitterer

    Original Article Pages: 185 - 192

11. Receptor-receptor interactions, receptor mosaics, and basic principles of molecular network organization

    • Luigi F. Agnati
    • Alexander O. Tarakanov
    • Diego Guidolin

    Original Article Pages: 193 - 208

12. Adenosine A_2A and dopamine D₂ heteromeric receptor complexes and their function

    • Kjell Fuxe
    • Sergi Ferré
    • Rafael Franco

    Review Pages: 209 - 220

13. Partners for adenosine A₁ receptors

    • Rafael Franco
    • Francisco Ciruela
    • Carmen Lluis

    Review Pages: 221 - 232

14. Functions of heteromeric association between adenosine and P2Y receptors

    • Hiroyasu Nakata
    • Kazuaki Yoshioka
    • Koshi Oyanagi

    Short Review Pages: 233 - 238

15. Adenosine-dopamine interactions revealed in knockout mice

    • Peter Salmi
    • Karima Chergui
    • Bertil B. Fredholm

    Review Pages: 239 - 244

16. Direct receptor cross-talk can mediate the modulation of excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmission by dopamine

    • Frank J. S. Lee
    • Yu-tian Wang
    • Fang Liu

    Review Pages: 245 - 252

17. Composition and function of G protein-coupled receptor signalsomes controlling mitogen-activated protein kinase activity

    • Louis M. Luttrell

    Review Pages: 253 - 264

18. New methods for researching accessory proteins

    • Steven M. Foord
    • Simon D. Topp
    • Joanna D. Holbrook

    Review Pages: 265 - 276

19. Heptaspanning membrane receptors and cytoskeletal/scaffolding proteins

    • Francisco Ciruela
    • Laia Canela
    • Rafael Franco

    Review Pages: 277 - 292

20. Summary of wenner-gren international symposium receptor-receptor interactions among heptaspanning membrane receptors: From structure to function

    • Robert J. Lefkowitz

    OriginalPaper Pages: 293 - 294

21. A summary and conclusions from the meeting

    • Fiona H. Marshall

    Original Article Pages: 295 - 298

22. Concluding remarks

    • Luigi F. Agnati
    • Kjell Fuxe

    Original Article Pages: 299 - 302