1. The AQP2 water channel: Effect of vasopressin treatment, microtubule disruption, and distribution in neonatal rats

   • I. Sabolić
   • T. Katsura
   • D. Brown

   Articles Pages: 165 - 175

2. Predictive evidence for a porin-type β-barrel fold in CHIP28 and other members of the MIP family. A restricted-pore model common to water channels and facilitators

   • J. Fischbarg
   • J. Li
   • K. Kuang

   Articles Pages: 177 - 188

3. The proximal straight tubule (PST) basolateral cell membrane water channel: Selectivity characteristics

   • A. M. Gutiérrez
   • E. González
   • G. Whittembury

   Articles Pages: 189 - 197

4. Distribution of mRNA encoding the FA-CHIP water channel in amphibian tissues: Effects of salt adaptation

   • L. Abrami
   • C. Capurro
   • P. Ripoche

   Articles Pages: 199 - 205

5. Chloride transport activation by plasma osmolarity during rapid adaptation to high salinity of Fundulus heteroclitus

   • J. A. Zadunaisky
   • S. Cardona
   • K. R. Spring

   Articles Pages: 207 - 217

6. Expression of potassium channels in epithelial cells depends on calcium-activated cell-cell contacts

   • D. Talavera
   • A. Ponce
   • M. Cereijido

   Articles Pages: 219 - 226

7. Secretion of HCO ₃ ⁻ /OH⁻ in cortical distal tubule of the rat

   • R. Fernandez
   • G. Malnic

   Articles Pages: 227 - 235

8. Water pathways across a reconstituted epithelial barrier formed by caco-2 cells: Effects of medium hypertonicity

   • M. Parisi
   • M. Pisam
   • J. Bourguet

   Articles Pages: 237 - 245

9. Ion binding constants for gramicidin a obtained from water permeability measurements

   • K.W. Wang
   • S. Tripathi
   • S. B. Hladky

   Articles Pages: 247 - 257

10. Chloride-activated water permeability in the frog corneal epithelium

    • O. A. Candia
    • A. C. Zamudio

    Articles Pages: 259 - 266

11. Aquaporin-CHIP-related protein in frog urinary bladder: Localization by confocal microscopy

    • G. Calamita
    • M. Grazia Mola
    • M. Svelto

    Articles Pages: 267 - 271