1. Electrophysiological properties of sympathetic preganglionic neurons in the cat spinal cord in vitro

   • M. Yoshimura
   • C. Polosa
   • S. Nishi

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 91 - 98

2. The effect of repetitive neuromuscular activity on the sensitivity of acetylcholine receptors

   • Fabio Ruzzier
   • Maria Scuka

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 99 - 103

3. Effects of dopamine and noradrenaline on Ca channels of cultured sensory and sympathetic neurons of chick

   • C. Marchetti
   • E. Carbone
   • H. D. Lux

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 104 - 111

4. Three types of sympathetic preganglionic neurones with different electrophysiological properties are identified by intracellular recordings in the cat

   • K. Dembowsky
   • J. Czachurski
   • H. Seller

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 112 - 120

5. Neurotransmitter release and its facilitation in crayfish

   • H. Parnas
   • J. Dudel
   • I. Parnas

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 121 - 130

6. Neurotransmitter release and its facilitation in crayfish

   • I. Parnas
   • H. Parnas
   • J. Dudel

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 131 - 137

7. A newly identified Ca²⁺ dependent K⁺ channel in the smooth muscle membrane of single cells dispersed from the rabbit portal vein

   • R. Inoue
   • K. Okabe
   • H. Kuriyama

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 138 - 143

8. An effect of noradrenaline on resting potential and Na activity in sheep cardiac Purkinje fibres

   • H. G. Glitsch
   • R. Rasch

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 144 - 150

9. Acousticolateral processing in the torus semicircularis of the troutSalmo gairdneri

   • L. J. A. Nederstigt
   • N. A. M. Schellart

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 151 - 157

10. ATP-evoked membrane responses inXenopus oocytes

    • Ilana Lotan
    • Nathan Dascal
    • Yoram Lass

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 158 - 162

11. Voltage-dependent channels of human muscle cultures

    • A. Trautmann
    • C. Delaporte
    • A. Marty

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 163 - 172

12. Mobilization of free Ca²⁺ measured during contraction-relaxation cycles in smooth muscle cells of the porcine coronary artery using quin2

    • Kotoko Sumimoto
    • Hirosi Kuriyama

    Heart, Circulation, Respiration and Blood; Enviroment and Exercise Physiology Pages: 173 - 180

13. Effects of phorbol ester on spontaneous transmitter release at frog neuromuscular junction

    • F. Eusebi
    • M. Molinaro
    • C. G. Caratsch

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 181 - 183

14. Effects of brain and trunk temperatures on exercise performance in goats

    • Michael Caputa
    • Gero Feistkorn
    • Claus Jessen

    Heart, Circulation, Respiration and Blood; Enviroment and Exercise Physiology Pages: 184 - 189

15. Two different presynaptic calcium currents in mouse motor nerve terminals

    • Reinhold Penner
    • Florian Dreyer

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 190 - 197

16. Na⁺ selective channels in the apical membrane of rabbit late proximal tubules (pars recta)

    • Heinz Gögelein
    • Rainer Greger

    Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastroinestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 198 - 203

17. Histamine reduces Cl⁻ activity in surface epithelial cells of frog gastric mucosa

    • S. Curci
    • T. Schettino
    • E. Frömter

    Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastroinestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 204 - 211

18. Inhibition of a voltage-dependent Ca current by concanavalin A

    • Ingeborg Ivens
    • Joachim W. Deitmer

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 212 - 217

19. Differential effects of manganese and magnesium on two types of slowly adapting cutaneous mechanoreceptor afferent units in frogs

    • Y. Yamashita
    • H. Ogawa
    • K. Taniguchi

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 218 - 224

20. The role of the glycine sensitive area of the ventral medulla in cardiovascular responses to carotid chemoreceptor and peripheral nerve stimulation

    • Janice M. Marshall

    Heart, Circulation, Respiration and Blood; Enviroment and Exercise Physiology Pages: 225 - 231

21. A method of measurement of longitudinal resistances in an isolated cardiac and smooth muscle preparation

    • W. Tuganowski
    • M. Bukowski
    • K. Wasik

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 232 - 233

22. Physical properties of the rat renal brush border membrane during growth

    • M. K. Hise
    • E. J. Weinman

    Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastroinestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 234 - 236

23. Filtration pressure response to infusion of atrial natriuretic peptides

    • Jürgen Schnermann
    • Marcos Marin-Grez
    • Josephine P. Briggs

    Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastroinestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 237 - 239