1. Preface

   • K. Thurau
   • A. Dörge

   International Symposium on Epithelial Transport: Models, Tools and Advances Munich, November 26–28, 1984 Pages: S1 - S1

2. Volume regulation and basolateral co-transport of sodium, potassium, and chloride ions in frog skin epithelium

   • Hans H. Ussing

   Cellular Volume- and Osmoregulation Pages: S2 - S7

3. Cl transport across the basolateral membrane in frog skin epithelium

   • Adolf Dörge
   • Roger Rick
   • Klaus Thurau

   Cellular Volume- and Osmoregulation Pages: S8 - S11

4. The role of anions in cellular volume regulation

   • Anthony D. C. Macknight

   Cellular Volume- and Osmoregulation Pages: S12 - S16

5. Pathways for volume flow and volume regulation in leaky epithelia

   • G. Whittembury
   • A. Paz-Aliaga
   • H. Linares

   Cellular Volume- and Osmoregulation Pages: S17 - S22

6. The study of epithelial function by quantitative light microscopy

   • Kenneth R. Spring

   Cellular Volume- and Osmoregulation Pages: S23 - S27

7. Osmoregulation of renal papillary cells

   • Franz Beck
   • Adolf Dörge
   • Klaus Thurau

   Cellular Volume- and Osmoregulation Pages: S28 - S32

8. Basolateral membrane responses to transport modifiers in the frog skin epithelium

   • Howard F. Schoen
   • David Erlij

   Analysis of Transepithelial Pathways Pages: S33 - S38

9. Basolateral membrane ionic conductance in frog skin

   • Wolfram Nagel

   Analysis of Transepithelial Pathways Pages: S39 - S43

10. Ion transport across the exocrine glands of the frog skin

    • John W. Mills

    Analysis of Transepithelial Pathways Pages: S44 - S49

11. A mathematical model of amphibian skin epithelium with two types of transporting cellular units

    • Erik Hviid Larsen
    • Bjørn E. Rasmussen

    Analysis of Transepithelial Pathways Pages: S50 - S58

12. Functional analysis of tight junction organization

    • Donald R. DiBona

    Analysis of Transepithelial Pathways Pages: S59 - S66

13. Determination of rheogenic ion transport in rat proximal colon in vivo

    • K. Haag
    • R. Lübcke
    • W. Gerok

    Analysis of Transepithelial Pathways Pages: S67 - S70

14. Patch clamp studies of apical membranes of renal cortical collecting ducts

    • S. I. Helman
    • B. M. Koeppen
    • L. M. Baxendale

    Characterization of Ion Channels Pages: S71 - S76

15. Quinidine blockage of K⁺ channels in the basolateral membrane of larval bullfrog skin

    • Willy Van Driessche
    • Stanley D. Hillyard

    Characterization of Ion Channels Pages: S77 - S82

16. Apical and basolateral membrane ionic channels in rabbit urinary bladder epithelium

    • Simon A. Lewis
    • John W. Hanrahan

    Characterization of Ion Channels Pages: S83 - S88

17. Voltage dependence of the blocking rate constants of amiloride at apical Na channels

    • Jens Warncke
    • Bernd Lindemann

    Characterization of Ion Channels Pages: S89 - S94

18. Diphenylamine-2-carboxylate, a blocker of the Cl⁻-conductive pathway in Cl⁻-transporting epithelia

    • A. Di Stefano
    • M. Wittner
    • R. Greger

    Anion Transport in Renal Tubules Pages: S95 - S100

19. The use of membrane vesicles to study the NaCl/KCl cotransporter involved in active transepithelial chloride transport

    • R. Kinne
    • B. Koenig
    • K. Zierold

    Anion Transport in Renal Tubules Pages: S101 - S105

20. Contraluminal phosphate transport in the proximal tubule of the rat kidney

    • K. J. Ullrich
    • F. Papavassiliou
    • G. Fritzsch

    Anion Transport in Renal Tubules Pages: S106 - S109

21. Relationship between luminal Na⁺/H⁺ exchange and luminal K⁺ conductance in diluting segment of frog kidney

    • H. Oberleithner
    • P. Dietl
    • A. Schwab

    Na+/H+ Exchange Pages: S110 - S114

22. Na/H exchange at the apical membrane of guinea-pig gallbladder epithelium: properties and inhibition by cyclic AMP

    • K. -U. Petersen
    • F. Wehner
    • J. M. Winterhager

    Na+/H+ Exchange Pages: S115 - S120

23. How big is the electrochemical potential difference of Na⁺ across rat renal proximal tubular cell membranes in vivo?

    • K. Yoshitomi
    • E. Frömter

    Na+/H+ Exchange Pages: S121 - S126

24. Regulation of transepithelial ion transport by intracellular calcium ions

    • A. W. Cuthbert

    Regulation of Transepithelial Transport Pages: S127 - S130

25. Regulation of proximal tubular fluid reabsorption in the rat kidney

    • D. A. Häberle
    • J. M. Davis

    Regulation of Transepithelial Transport Pages: S131 - S135

26. Inhibitory effects of harvested proximal tubular fluid on J_v and ΔcNa during acute saline volume expansion in the rat

    • A. Z. Györy
    • M. Chan
    • S. Reddy

    Regulation of Transepithelial Transport Pages: S136 - S142

27. Cellular electrophysiology of potassium transport in the mammalian cortical collecting tubule

    • Bruce Koeppen
    • Gerhard Giebisch

    Regulation of Transepithelial Transport Pages: S143 - S146

28. A ouabain resistant epithelial cell that protects the wild type in co-cultures

    • M. Cereijido
    • J. J. Bolívar
    • A. Lázaro

    Epithelial Cell Cultures Pages: S147 - S151

29. Intracellular routes of apical and basolateral plasma membrane proteins to the surface of epithelial cells

    • P. J. I. Salas
    • D. Vega-Salas
    • E. Rodriguez-Boulan

    Epithelial Cell Cultures Pages: S152 - S157

30. The study of epithelial function by in vitro culture of nephron cells

    • Michael F. Horster
    • Johannes Fabritius
    • Michael Schmolke

    Epithelial Cell Cultures Pages: S158 - S162

31. Regulation of expression of the sodium-coupled hexose transporter in cultured LLC-PK1 epithelia

    • Joseph S. Handler
    • Arie Moran

    Epithelial Cell Cultures Pages: S163 - S166

32. Electrogenic sodium-bicarbonate symport in cultured corneal endothelial cells

    • Michael Wiederholt
    • Thomas J. Jentsch
    • Svea K. Keller

    Epithelial Cell Cultures Pages: S167 - S171