1. How elevated extracellular Ca²⁺ inhibits quantal acetylcholine release at frog neuromuscular junctions in high K⁺

   • W. Van der Kloot
   • R. Latta

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 85 - 89

2. A quantitative study of the action ofCentruroides sculpturatus toxins III and IV on the Na currents of the node of Ranvier

   • S. L. Hu
   • H. Meves
   • D. D. Watt

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 90 - 99

3. Topographical distribution of the secretin- and VIP-stimulated adenylate cyclase system in the heart of five animal species

   • Pierre Chatelain
   • Patrick Robberecht
   • Jean Christophe

   Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastrointestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 100 - 105

4. Transport ofl-lysine by rat renal brush border membrane vesicles

   • B. Stieger
   • G. Stange
   • H. Murer

   Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastrointestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 106 - 113

5. Transport ofl-lysine by rat intestinal brush border membrane vesicles

   • G. Cassano
   • B. Leszczynska
   • H. Murer

   Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastrointestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 114 - 120

6. Effects of glycine on the crayfish neuromuscular junction

   • Wolfgang Finger

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 121 - 127

7. Effects of glycine on the crayfish neuromuscular junction

   • Wolfgang Finger

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 128 - 134

8. Effect of tetracaine on veratrine-mediated influx of sodium into rat brain synaptosomes

   • S. L. Aksentsev
   • A. A. Rakovich
   • G. M. Kravtsov

   Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 135 - 140

9. Pancreatic citrate and protein secretion of alcoholic dogs in response to graded doses of caerulein

   • J. Lohse
   • D. Schmidt
   • H. Sarles

   Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastrointestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 141 - 143

10. The influence of guar gum on the movements of inulin, glucose and fluid in rat intestine during perfusion in vivo

    • Nigel A. Blackburn
    • Ian T. Johnson

    Transport Processes, Metabolism and Endocrinology; Kidney, Gastrointestinal Tract, and Exocrine Glands Pages: 144 - 148

11. Thermogenesis due to noradrenaline in muscles under different rates of perfusion

    • Jiři Mejsnar
    • Jiři Pácha

    Heart, Circulation, Reapiration and Blood; Environmental and Exercise Physiology Pages: 149 - 151

12. Effect of denervation on the hepatic haemodynamic response to hypercapnia and hypoxia in the dog

    • R. T. Mathie
    • L. H. Blumgart

    Heart, Circulation, Reapiration and Blood; Environmental and Exercise Physiology Pages: 152 - 157

13. A simple method for controlling the fluid level in a small experimental chamber during slow and rapid fluid exchange

    • Johann Peter Ruppersberg
    • Reinhardt Rüdel

    Heart, Circulation, Reapiration and Blood; Environmental and Exercise Physiology Pages: 158 - 159

14. Technique for producing heart block in closed-chest dogs without electrical recording

    • Bruce R. Ito
    • Eric O. Feigl

    Heart, Circulation, Reapiration and Blood; Environmental and Exercise Physiology Pages: 160 - 163

15. Classification of Na channel receptors specific for various scorpion toxins

    • Kenneth P. Wheeler
    • Dean D. Watt
    • Michel Lazdunski

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 164 - 165

16. A possible Ca²⁺-induced Ca²⁺ release mechanism mediated by norepinephrine in vascular smooth muscle

    • Kooichi Saida
    • Cornelis van Breemen

    Excitable Tissues and Central Nervous Physiology Pages: 166 - 167