Current Topics In Membranes And Transport, Volume 16: Electrogenic Ion Pumps

Content: Advisory Board Page ii Edited by Page iii Copyright page Page iv List of Contributors Pages xv-xviii Preface Pages xix-xx Clifford L. Slayman Yale Membrane Transport Processes Volumes Page xxi Historical Introduction Pages xxxi-xxxvii Clifford L. Slayman Chapter 1 Electrophysiology of the Sodium Pump in a Snail Neuron Original Research Article Pages 3-16 R.C. Thomas Chapter 2 Hyperpolarization of Frog Skeletal Muscle Fibers and of Canine Cardiac Purkinje Fibers during Enhanced Na + -K + Exchange: Extracellular K + Depletion or Increased Pump Current? Original Research Article Pages 17-34 David C. Gadsby Chapter 3 The Electrogenic Pump in the Plasma Membrane of Nitella Original Research Article Pages 35-47 Roger M. Spanswick Chapter 4 Control of Electrogenesis by ATP, Mg 2+ , H + , and Light in Perfused Cells of Chara Original Research Article Pages 49-67 Masashi Tazawa, Teruo Shimmen Chapter 5 An Electrogenic Sodium Pump in a Mammalian Tight Epithelium Original Research Article Pages 71-86 S.A. Lewis, N.K. Wills Chapter 6 A Coupled Electrogenic Na + -K + Pump for Mediating Transepithelial Sodium Transport in Frog Skin Original Research Article Pages 87-108 Robert Nielsen Chapter 6 Transepithelial Potassium Transport in Insect Midgut by an Electrogenic Alkali Metal Ion Pump Original Research Article Pages 109-133 Michael G. Wolfersberger, William R. Harvey, Moira Cioffi Chapter 8 The ATP-Dependent Component of Gastric Acid Secretion Original Research Article Pages 135-140,C1,141-159 G. Sachs, B. Wallmark, G. Saccomam, E. Rabon, H.B. Stewart, D.R. Dibona, T. Berglindh Chapter 9 Effect of Electrochemical Gradients on Active H + Transport in an Epithelium Original Research Article Pages 163-174 Qais Al-Awqati, Troy E. Dixon Chapter 10 Coupling between H + Entry and ATP Synthesis in Bacteria Original Research Article Pages 175-193 Peter C. Maloney Chapter 11 Net ATP Synthesis by H + -ATPase Reconstituted into Liposomes Original Research Article Pages 195-213 Yasuo Kagawa Chapter 12 Phosphorylation in Chloroplasts: ATP Synthesis Driven by Δψ and by ΔpH of Artificial or Light-Generated Origin Original Research Article Pages 215-245 Peter Gräber Chapter 13 Response of the Proton Motive Force to the Pulse of an Electrogenic Proton Pump Original Research Article Pages 249-256 Erich Heinz Chapter 14 Reaction-Kinetic Analysis of Current-Voltage Relationships for Electrogenic Pumps in Neurospora and Acetabularia Original Research Article Pages 257-276 Dietrich Gradmann, Ulf-Peter Hansen, Clifford L. Sla Yman Chapter 15 Some Physics of Ion Transport Original Research Article Pages 277-281 Harold J. Morowitz Chapter 16 An H + -ATPSynthetase: A Substrate Translocation Concept Original Research Article Pages 285-301 I.A. Kozlov, V.P. Skulachev Chapter 17 Proton Translocation by Cytochrome Oxidase Original Research Article Pages 303-321 Måarten Wikström Chapter 18 Electrogenic Reactions of the Photochemical Reaction Center and the Ubiquinone-Cytochrome blc 2 Oxidoreductase Original Research Article Pages 323-343 P. Leslie Dutton, Paul Mueller, Daniel P. O'Keefe, Nigel K. Packham, Roger C. Prince, David M. Tiede Chapter 19 Proton-Membrane Interactions in Chloroplast Bioenergetics Original Research Article Pages 345-369 R.A. Dilley, L.J. Prochaska, G.M. Baker, N.E. Tandy, P.A. Millner Chapter 20 Photochemical Charge Separation and Active Transport in the Purple Membrane Original Research Article Pages 371-382 Barry Honig Chapter 21 Mitochondrial Transhydrogenase: General Principles of Functioning Original Research Article Pages 383-392 I.A. Kozlov Chapter 22 Membrane Vesicles, Electrochemical Ion Gradients, and Active Transport Original Research Article Pages 393-404 H.R. Kaback Chapter 23 The Role of Electrogenic Proton Translocation in Mitochondrial Oxidative Phosphorylation Original Research Article Pages 407-430 Janna P. Wehrle Chapter 24 Electrogenic Reactions and Proton Pumping in Green Plant Photosynthesis Original Research Article Pages 431-465 Wolfgang Junge Chapter 25 The Role of the Electrogenic Sodium Pump in Controlling Excitability in Nerve and Cardiac Fibers Original Research Article Pages 467-483 Mario Vassalle Chapter 26 Pumps and Currents: A Biological Perspective Original Research Article Pages 485-516 Franklin M. Harold Index Pages 517-522