1. Role of membrane gangliosides in the binding and action of bacterial toxins

   • Peter H. Fishman

   Topical Review Pages: 85 - 97

2. Cell pH and luminal acidification inNecturus proximal tubule

   • M. G. O'Regan
   • G. Malnic
   • G. Giebisch

   Articles Pages: 99 - 106

3. Alpha and beta adrenergic agonists stimulate water absorption in the rat proximal tubule

   • Edward J. Weinman
   • Steven C. Sansom
   • Harry O. Senekjian

   Articles Pages: 107 - 111

4. Role of the bilayer in the shape of the isolated erythrocyte membrane

   • Yvonne Lange
   • Alice Gough
   • Theodore L. Steck

   Articles Pages: 113 - 123

5. Relationship of transepithelial electrical potential to membrane potentials and conductance ratios in frog skin

   • Wolfram Nagel
   • Alvin Essig

   Articles Pages: 125 - 136

6. Enhanced sensitivity to stimulation of sodium transport and cyclic AMP by antidiuretic hormone after Ca²⁺ depletion of isolated frog skin epithelium

   • A. H. Johnsen
   • R. Nielsen

   Articles Pages: 137 - 143

7. The dual effect of rubidium ions on potassium efflux in depolarized frog skeletal muscle

   • Bruce C. Spalding
   • John G. Swift
   • Paul Horowicz

   Articles Pages: 145 - 157

8. Intracellular potential and K⁺ activity in rat kidney proximal tubular cells in acidosis and K⁺ depletion

   • D. Cemerikić
   • C. S. Wilcox
   • G. Giebisch

   Articles Pages: 159 - 165