پایه مولکولی فعالیت عصبی: مجموعه مقالات سمپوزیوم بین المللی به یاد دیوید نچمنسن (۱۸۹۹-۱۹۸۳). برلین، جمهوری فدرال آلمان، ۱۱ تا ۱۳ اکتبر ۱۹۸۴
Molecular Basis of Nerve Activity: Proceedings of the International Symposium in Memory of David Nachmansohn (1899–1983). Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany, October 11–13, 1984 2019

1. PREFACE

2. Symposium Guests of Honour

3. Symposium activities

4. ON DAVID NACHMANSOHN'S RELATIONSHIP TO BERLIN

5. CONTENTS

6. David Nachmansohn (1899-1983): a pioneer of neurochemistry

7. I. THE MOTOR ENDPLATE AND PRESYNAPTIC MECHANISMS

8. REMODELLING OF NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTIONS DURING REPAIR OF MUSCLE FIBRES

9. INTERMITTENT, CALCIUM INDEPENDENT RELEASE OF ACETYLCHOLINE FROM MOTOR NERVE TERMINALS

10. PROSTAGLANDINS MEDIATE THE MUSCARINIC INHIBITION OF ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE FROM TORPEDO NERVE TERMINALS

11. MOLECULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE

12. ADENOSINE-5'-TRIPHOSPHATE AT THE CHOLINERGIC SYNAPSE: A CO-TRANSMITTER?

13. SOLUBILIZATION, AFFINITY LABELLING AND PURIFICATION OF THE DIHYDROPYRIDINE RECEPTOR OF THE VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT CALCIUM CHANNEL FROM RABBIT SKELETAL MUSCLE TRANSVERSE TUBULE MEMBRANES

14. IS ATP A GENERAL MOLECULAR CONSTITUENT OF CHOLINERGIC SYNAPTIC VESICLES?

15. SINGLE CHANNEL FORMATION OF COOPERATIVELY INTERACTING UNITS OF THE HIGHLY-PURIFIED Na-CHANNEL PROTEIN

16. K⁺-CHANNELS IN RAT VENTRICULAR CELLS SHOW VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT OUTWARD RECTIFICATION AND NON-LINEAR VOLTAGE TO CURRENT RELATION

17. A PURIFICATION PROCEDURE OF THE TETRODOTOXIN BINDING COMPONENT CONTAINED IN THE ELECTROPLAXES OF ELECTROPHORUS ELECTRICUS

18. HIGH-YIELD SYNTHESIS OF A NEW Na-CHANNEL MARKER : (³H)ETHYLENEDIAMINE DITETRODOTOXIN OR ED-diTTX

19. INSECT OLFACTORY CELLS: ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES

20. EFFECTS OF EXTRACELLULAR ATP ON ⁸⁶Rb INFLUX IN CHICK MYOTUBES; INDICATIONS OF A COTRANSMITTER ROLE IN NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION

21. II. THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR: STRUCTURAL ASPECTS

22. A MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY SPECIFIC FOR ONE OF THE TWO AGONIST BINDING SITES AT THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR

23. THE MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTORS

24. ANTIBODIES TO SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES AS PROBES OF NICOTINIC ACETYL-CHOLINE RECEPTOR STRUCTURE

25. REGULATION OF THE NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR BY PHOSPHORYLATION

26. MOLECULAR INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE MAJOR PROTEINS OF THE POSTSYNAPTIC DOMAIN IN TORPEDO MARMORATA ELECTROMOTOR SYNAPSE

27. THE GLYCINE RECEPTOR OF RAT SPINAL CORD: PROGRESS IN THE INVESTIGATION OF A NEURONAL ION CHANNEL PROTEIN

28. ANTIBODIES TO SYNTHETIC PEPTIDES AS PROBES FOR THE a-SUBUNIT AND FOR THE CHOLINERGIC BINDING SITE OF THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR

29. POSTSYNAPTIC MODULATION OF NEURONAL FIRING PATTERN BY ADENOSINE

30. MAJOR PROTEINS OF THE ELECTRIC ORGAN FROM TORPEDO MARMORATA - POSSIBLE ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE POSTSYNAPTIC MEMBRANE

31. PROTEIN-BLOT ANALYSIS OF THE NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR

32. III. THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR: FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS

33. ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR (FROM ELECTROPIIORUS ELECTRICUS) : A COMPARISON OF SINGLE-CHANT JE], CUPREMT RECORDINGS A W CHE1TICAL KINETIC t'JEASURFMENTS

34. PHOTOAFFINITY LABELING OF RECEPTOR STATES WITH MILLISECOND TIME RESOLUTION

35. BINDING OF [³H] ACETYLCHOLINE TO ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR FROM TORPEDO CALIFORNICA UNDER EQUILIBRIUM CONDITIONS: STOICHIOMETRY AND EVIDENCE FOR LONG-LIVED METASTABLE STATES

36. THE DIMER OF TORPEDO ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR: SYNCHRONIZED DOUBLE CHANNEL

37. SYNCHRONIZATION OF ELECTRICALLY AND CHEMICALLY EXCITABLE ION CHANNELS

38. EFFECTS OF HISTRIONICOTOXIN ON THE SYNAPTIC AND CONDUCTING MEMBRANES OF THE ELECTROPLAX

39. THIAMINE TRIPHOSPHATE AS SPECIFIC OPERATING SUBSTANCE IN AXONAL CONDUCTION

40. DOSE RESPONSE CURVES AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION

41. NBD-5-ACYLCHOLINE IS A FLUORESCENT AGONIST OF THE MEMBRANE-BOUND ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR FROM TORPEDO MARMORATA

42. DO SIGMOID DOSE-RESPONSE CURVES REQUIRE THE ASSUMPTION OF ALLOSTERICITY?

43. FOUNDATIONS OF THE ION FLUX METHOD

44. SURFACE PROCESSES IN ION TRANSPORT AND EXCITATION

45. CHEMICAL KINETIC INVESTIGATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF CIS AND TRANS BIS-Q CN THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR IN ELECTROPHORUS ELECTRICUS VESICLES

46. DETERMINATION OF THIAMINE AND ITS PHOSPHATE ESTERS BY REVERSED-PHASE HPLC AT FEMTOMOLE LEVELS. APPLICATION TO BIOELECTROGENESIS

47. IV. IMMUNOLOGY OF THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR: MYASTHENIA GRAVIS AND SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY

48. REGULATION OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE TO THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR AND OF EXPERIMENTAL MYASTHENIA

49. CONGENITAL AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION

50. ANTI-IDIOTYPIC ANTIBODY TO THE ACETYLCHOLINE AND ADENOSINE RECEPTORS

51. ANALYSIS OF THE PROPHYLACTIC AND THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF ELEC1RCLECHN IN EXPERIMENTAL AUTOIMMUNE MYASTHENIA GRAVIS

52. Regulation of Acetylcholine Receptors on Muscle in vitro by Central Nervous System Factors

53. USE AND DISUSE AND THE CONTROL OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY IN FAST AND SLOW TWITCH MUSCLE OF RAT

54. THE EXPRESSION OF MICROTUBULE PROTEINS DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

55. V. ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE AND CHOLINE ACETYLTRANSFERASE

56. ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE OF MUSCLE AND NERVE

57. EXPRESSION OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE IN MURINE NEURAL CELLS IN VIVO AND IN CULTURE

58. THE INVOLVEMENT OF PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL IN THE ANCHORING OF HYDROPHOBIC FORMS OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE TO THE PLASMA MEMBRANE

59. THE HYDROPHOBIC DOMAIN OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTE ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE CONTAINS NONAMINO ACID COMPONENTS

60. CHOLINESTERASE: TWO SURPRISING INHIBITORS

61. CORRELATION OF ASSUMED FUNCTIONS OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE WITH ITS CELLULAR AND SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTION

62. THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF CHOLINE ACETYLTRANSFERASE

63. ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE IN REGENERATING SKELETAL MUSCLES

64. Distribution and regulation of acetylcholinesterase forms in chick myotubes : comparison with rat myotubes

65. ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE IN MAMMALIAN SKELETAL MUSCLE AND SYMPATHETIC GANGLION CELLS. EXTRA AND INTRACELLULAR HYDROPHILIC AND HYDROPHOBIC ASYMMETRIC FORMS

66. INHIBITION AND PHOTOAFFINITY LABELING OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE BY PHENCYCLIDINE AND TRIPHENYLMETHYLPHOSPHONIUM

67. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE AGEING OF DFP-INHIBITED SERINE HYDROLASES BY MEANS OF ³¹P-NMR AND MASS SPECTROMETRY

68. LIPID MECHANISM AND ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE FUNCTION

69. AUTHOR INDEX

70. SUBJECT INDEX