1. Biology of halophilic bacteria, Part II

   • M. Kates

   Multi-author Review Pages: 1027 - 1036

2. Exopolysaccharide production byVolcaniella eurihalina

   • E. Quesada
   • V. Bejar
   • C. Calvo

   Multi-author Review Pages: 1037 - 1041

3. Biology and biotechnological potential of halotolerant bacteria from Antarctic saline lakes

   • T. A. McMeekin
   • P. D. Nichols
   • P. D. Franzmann

   Multi-author Review Pages: 1042 - 1046

4. Osmotic adaptation of moderately halophilic methanogenic Archaeobacteria, and detection of cytosolicN,N-dimethylglycine

   • J. A. G. F. Menaia
   • J. C. Duarte
   • D. R. Boone

   Multi-author Review Pages: 1047 - 1054

5. Molecular taxonomy of Gram-positive moderately halophilic cocci

   • A. Ventosa

   Multi-author Review Pages: 1055 - 1058

6. Is ATP synthesized by a vacuolar-ATPase in the extremely halophilic bacteria?

   • L. I. Hochstein
   • D. Lawson

   Multi-author Review Pages: 1059 - 1063

7. Towards an understanding of the role of glutamate in neurodegenerative disorders: energy metabolism and neuropathology

   • L. Turski
   • W. A. Turski

   Reviews Pages: 1064 - 1072

8. Neuromodulation by serotonin and octopamine in the honeybee: behaviour, neuroanatomy and electrophysiology

   • J. Erber
   • P. Kloppenburg
   • A. Scheidler

   Reviews Pages: 1073 - 1083

9. Photoreceptor damage following exposure to excess riboflavin

   • C. D. Eckhert
   • M. H. Hsu
   • N. Pang

   Research Articles Pages: 1084 - 1087

10. Biological activity of flucycloxuron, a novel benzoylphenylurea derivative, onTenebrio molitor: comparison with diflubenzuron and triflumuron

    • N. Soltani
    • S. Chebira
    • J. Delachambre

    Research Articles Pages: 1088 - 1091

11. Lactate dehydrogenase and glutamate dehydrogenase activities in the circumventricular organs of rat brain following neonatal monosodium glutamate

    • M. Bawari
    • G. N. Babu
    • S. V. Chandra

    Research Articles Pages: 1092 - 1094

12. Anti-lipopolysaccharide activity of histatins, peptides from human saliva

    • K. Sugiyama

    Research Articles Pages: 1095 - 1097

13. A lectin from the liverwortMarchantia polymorpha L

    • K. -P. Adam
    • H. Becker

    Research Articles Pages: 1098 - 1100

14. The biotransformation of tritiated 3-dehydroecdysone by crayfish,Procambarus clarkii

    • M. Ikeda
    • Y. Naya

    Research Articles Pages: 1101 - 1105

15. Genotypic variation in foraging responses to environmental stimuli by honey bees,Apis mellifera

    • J. H. Fewell
    • R. E. Page Jr.

    Research Articles Pages: 1106 - 1112

16. Evolution of prey specificity via three steps

    • M. J. Tauber
    • C. A. Tauber
    • G. S. Albuquerque

    Research Articles Pages: 1113 - 1117

17. Announcements

    Announcement Pages: 1118 - 1118