Membrane Physiopathology -

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Sommaire:
1. Hamster cardiomyopathy: new insights in the pathogenesis of this hereditary disease.- 2. Membrane physiopathology in hereditary cardiomyopathy.- 3. Restructuring of sarcoplasmic reticular membrane during the development of heart disease.- 4. Membrane disfunction and abnormal spontaneous activity: a study in explanted cardiac cells.- 5. Ionic channels involved in the myocardial response to metabolic stress.- 6. Role of Na/H exchanger and [Ca2+]i in electrophysiological responses to acidosis and realkalization in isolated guinea pig ventricular myocytes.- 7. Cardiac cell lines: electrophysiological properties and implications in cardiac disease.- 8. Fetal-like slow Na+ channels in Duchenne muscular dystrophy.- 9. Some smooth muscles possess fast sodium channels.- 10. Regulation of Ca2+ channels in vascular smooth muscle cells by cyclic nucleotides and by G-protein gating.- 11. Role of the R-type Ca2+ channel in cardiovascular physiopathology.- 12. Passive endothelial transport: studies in experimental arterial hypertension, diabetes mellitus and chronic renal failure.- 13. Pharmacology of the human precursors of endothelin: role of functional receptors and endothelin-converting enzyme.- 14. Carboxyl methylation of proteins in kidney membranes: implications in the repair of damaged proteins and in signal transduction.- 15. Transport systems in kidney basolateral membrane: pathophysiologic implications.- 16. Effect of insulin and glucagon on hepatocellular alanine uptake in normal and streptozocin-induced diabetic rats.- 17. The modulation of membrane ion movements by cholesterol.- 18. Human intestinal brush border membrane hydrolases.- 19. Cytosolic Ca2+ homeostasis in human HeLa carcinoma cells.- 20. Inositol 1,4,5-Trisphosphate Analogs: a new class of therapeutic agents.- 21. The role of plasma membrane in the pathogenesis of osteoblastic metastasis.- 22. Receptors for vasoactive peptides and their implications in physiopathology.