Cell Volume And Signaling

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ISBN: 9780387232997 | 0387232990
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Copyright: 4/1/2005

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This is the proceedings of a symposium dedicated to membrane transport and signal transduction. Four main topics will be covered: electroneural cation cotransporters and signaling.

FOREWORD

DEDICATION

vii

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

1. THE BALANCING ACT OF THE NAKED CELL: A BRIEF HISTORY OF MEMBRANE REGULATION OF ANIMAL CELL VOLUME BEFORE 1978

(10)

John S. Willis (Pre-Symposium Lecturer)

ELECTRONEUTRAL COTRANSPORTERS

2. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF K-Cl COTRANSPORT: FROM STIMULATION BY A THIOL REACTION TO CLONING OF THE FULL-LENGTH KCCs

(18)

Peter K. Lauf and Norma C. Adragna

3. MOLECULAR PHYSIOLOGY OF MAMMALIAN K+-CU- COTRANSPORTERS

(14)

Adriana Mercado, Gerardo Gamba, and David B. Mount

4. STE20 KINASES AND CATION-CHLORIDE COTRANSPORTERS: A MINI REVIEW

(12)

Eric Delpire

5. MOLECULAR PHYSIOLOGY OF THE RENAL Na+:Cl- AND Na+:K+:2Cl- COTRANSPORTERS

(12)

Gerardo Gamba and Norma A. Bobadilla

6. THE ROLE OF THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER Na-K-Cl COTRANSPORTER IN STROKE: A Minireview

(10)

Martha E. O'Donnell, Tina I. Lam, Lien Tran and Steven E. Anderson

7. REGULATION OF Na-K-2Cl COTRANSPORT IN RED CELLS

(12)

Peter Flatman

8. A NOVEL NHE1 FROM RED BLOOD CELLS OF THE WINTER FLOUNDER: REGULATION BY MULTIPLE SIGNALING PATHWAYS

(10)

Stine F. Pedersen

ION CHANNELS AND EXCHANGERS

9. PROBING OF THE ICln CHANNEL PORE BY CYSTEINE MUTAGENESIS AND CADMIUM-BLOCK

(10)

M. Jakab, M.L. Garavaglia, J. Furst, S. Rodighiero, F. Guizzardi, G. Meyer, M. Ritter, and M. Paulmichl

10. VOLUME-DEPENDENT AND -INDEPENDENT ACTIVATED ANION CONDUCTANCES AND THEIR INTERACTION IN THE RENAL INNER MEDULLARY COLLECTING DUCT (IMCD)

109

(10)

Stefan H. Boese, Mike A. Gray, and Nick L. Simmons

11. SECRETORY CONTROL OF BASOLATERAL MEMBRANE POTASSIUM AND CHLORIDE CHANNELS IN COLONIC CRYPT CELLS

119

(12)

Dan R. Halm

12. EFFECTS OF AMMONIUM ON ION CHANNELS AND TRANSPORTERS IN COLONIC SECRETORY CELLS

131

(10)

Roger T. Worrell and Jeffrey B. Matthews

13. THE VOLUME-ACTIVATED CHLORIDE CURRENT DEPENDS ON PHOSPHOLIPASE C ACTIVATION AND INTRACELLULAR CALCIUM MOBILIZATION

141

(6)

D. Varela, F. Simon, A. Riveros, F. Jørgensen and A. Stutzin

14. NITRIC OXIDE (NO) MODULATION OF CL-DEPENDENT TRANSPORTERS IN THE KIDNEY

147

(10)

Pablo A. Ortiz and Jeffrey L. Garvin

15. VOLUME ACTIVATED ON CHANNEL AND ASTROCYTIC CELLULAR DEMA IN TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY AND STROKE

157

(12)

Harold K. Kimelberg (Keynote Speaker)

CELL VOLUME, CYTOSKELETON AND APOPTOSIS

16. EFFECTORS AND SIGNALING EVENTS ACTIVATED BY CELL SHRINKAGE IN EHRLICH ASCITES TUMOR CELLS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CELL PROLIFERATION AND PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH

169

(10)

Else K. Hoffmann and Stine Falsig Pedersen

17. WATER MOVEMENT DURING APOPTOSIS: A ROLE FOR AQUAPORINS IN THE AVD

179

(10)

Elizabeth Jablonski, Ashley Webb and Francis M. Hughes, Jr.

18. APOPTOSIS AND CELL VOLUME REGULATION: The importance of ions and ion channels

189

(16)

Gerd Heimlich, Carl D. Bortner and John A. Cidlowski

19. ANION CHANNEL INVOLVED IN INDUCTION OF APOPTOSIS AND NECROSIS

205

(6)

Yasunobu Okada, Emi Maeno, and Shin-ichiro Mori

20. ERYTHROCYTE ION CHANNELS IN REGULATION OF APOPTOSIS

211

(8)

Florian Lang, Christina Birka, Svetlana Myssina, Karl S. Lang, Philipp A. Lang, Valerie Tanneur, Christophe Duranton, Thomas Wieder, and Stephan M. Huber

21. APOPTOSIS vs. ONCOSIS: ROLE OF CELL VOLUME AND INTRACELLULAR MONOVALENT CATIONS

219

(16)

Sergei N. Orlov and Pavel Hamet

22. POLYCYSTIN-2 AS A SIGNAL TRANSDUCER

235

(10)

H.F. Cantiello, N. Montalbetti, G.A. Timpanaro, and S. González-Perrett

23. FURTHER CHARACTERIZATION OF THE NEMATODE ICLNN2 PROTEIN RECONSTITUTED IN LIPID BILAYERS

245

(8)

M. Ritter, C. Bertocchi, M. Jakab, J. Fürst, M. Paulmichl

24. HYPERTONICITY-INDUCED CATION CHANNELS IN RAT HEPATOCYTES AND THEIR INTRACELLULAR REGULATION

253

(10)

Frank Wehner and Heidrun Olsen

25. CELL VOLUME SENSING AND REGULATION IN SKELETAL MUSCLE CELLS: Lessons from an Invertebrate

263

(30)

Hector Rasgado-Flores, Jillian Theobald, Susan Markowitz, Darryl Zlatnick, Pei-Ang Yee, Pei-Ping Yee, Lauren Trais, Kathy Gohar, David Hergan, Robert Buechler, Robert Lajvardi and Cecilia Pena-Rasgado

26. Q-VD-OPh, NEXT GENERATION CASPASE INHIBITOR

293

(8)

Thomas L. Brown

OSMOLYTE TRANSPORTERS AND SIGNALING

27. ARE MEMBRANE TYROSINE KINASE RECEPTORS INVOLVED IN OSMOTRANSDUCTION?

301

(12)

H. Pasantes-Morales, R. Lezama and R. Franco

28. GLIAL-NEURONAL SIGNALING AND ASTROGLIAL SWELLING IN PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

313

(12)

Elisabeth Hansson and Lars Rönnback

29. CELL SWELLING-INDUCED PEPTIDE HORMONE SECRETION

325

(6)

Vladimir Strbák, Julius Benicky, Susan E. Greer, Zuzana Bacova, Miroslava Najvirtova, and Monte A.Greer

30. VOLUME REGULATION OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS

331

(8)

James E. Olson and Norman R. Kreisman

31. CELL VOLUME REGULATION IN INTESTINAL EPITHELIAL CELLS

339

(10)

Sebastian F.B.Tomassen, Hugo R. de Jonge and Ben C. Tilly

32. REGULATION OF EPITHELIAL ELECTROLYTE TRANSPORTERS THROUGH PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS

349

(10)

Carole M. Liedtke

33. THE ROLE OF THE PHOSPHOINOSITIDE PATHWAY IN HORMONAL REGULATION OF THE EPITHELIAL SODIUM CHANNEL

359

(10)

Bonnie L. Blazer-Yost and Charity Nofziger

34. MODULATION OF VOLUME-SENSITIVE TAURINE RELEASE FROM NIH3T3 MOUSE FIBROBLASTS BY REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES

369

(10)

Ian H. Lambert

35. HYPERTENSION IN K-CL COTRANSPORTER-3 KNOCKOUT MICE

379

(8)

Norma C. Adragna, Yanfang Chen, Eric Delpire, Peter K. Lauf and Mariana Morris

ABSTRACTS

36. PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE ERYTHROCYTE GARDOS CHANNEL IN HEMATOLOGICAL DISEASES

387

(1)

Carlo Brugnara, Lucia De Franceschi, and Alicia Rivera

37. SWELLING-ACTIVATED CALCIUM-DEPENDENT POTASSIUM CHANNELS IN AIRWAY EPITHELIAL CELLS

388

(1)

José M. Fernández-Fernández, Esther Vázquez, Maite Arniges, Muriel Nobles, Aoife Currid and Miguel A. Valverde

38. KCNQ CHANNELS ARE SENSORS OF CELL VOLUME

389

(1)

Morten Grunnet, Thomas Jespersen, Nanna K. Jørgensen, Nanna MacAulay, Nicole Schmitt, Olaf Pongs, Henrik S. Jensen, Søren-Peter Olesen and Dan A. Klaerke

39. MEMBRANE LOCALIZATION OF THE NEURONAL K-CL COTRANSPORTER (K-Cl COT, KCC2) IN RAT CEREBELLUM

390

(1)

Kenneth B.E. Gagnon, Peter K. Lauf, and Robert E.W. Fyffe

40. K-Cl COTRANSPORT (K-Cl COT, KCC) ACTIVATION BY N-ETHYLMALEIMIDE IN C6 GLIOMA CELLS

391

(2)

Kenneth B.E. Gagnon, Norma C. Adragna, Robert E.W. Fyffe, and Peter K. Lauf

41. EXPRESSION OF PLASMA MEMBRANE CA²+ ATPASE IN CRAYFISH DURING MOLTING

393

(3)

Y.P. Gao, M. Nade and M.G. Wheatly

42. SALINITY AFFECTS CRAYFISH PMCA AND NCX EXPRESSION

396

(2)

Y.P. Gao and M.G. Wheatly

43. CRAYFISH EPITHELIAL CA²+ CHANNEL-LIKE GENE (ECAC)

398

(3)

Y.P. Gao and M.G. Wheatly

44. MODULATION OF KCNQ4 CHANNELS BY CHANGES IN CELL VOLUME

401

(2)

Charlotte Hougaard, Dan A. Klaerke, Søren-Peter Olesen, Else K. Hoffmann, and Nanna K. Jorgensen

45. PKA PHOSPHORYLATION OF SGK MODULATES ADH-STIMULATED Na+ TRANSPORT IN A6 MODEL RENAL CELLS

403

(2)

Nathan Kast, Nicola Perrotti and Bonnie L. Blazer-Yost

46. CELL VOLUME MODIFIES AN ATP-SENSITIVE ANION CONDUCTANCE IN CULTURED HIPPOCAMPAL ASTROCYTES

405

(2)

Guangze Li and James E. Olson

47. ADH-STIMULATED Na+ TRANSPORT: INTERACTION BETWEEN THE cAMP/PKA AND PHOSPHOINOSITIDE SIGNALING PATHWAYS

407

(2)

Charity Nofziger and Bonnie L. Blazer-Yost

48. EFFECT OF ALDOSTERONE ON Na+ TRANSPORT IN A MODEL RENAL EPITHELIAL CELL LINE A proteomic approach

409

(2)

Puneet Souda, Frank Witzmann and Bonnie L. Blazer-Yost

49. UPREGULATION OF NCX PROTEIN IN HEPATOPANCREAS AND ANTENNAL GLAND OF FRESHWATER CRAYFISH ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATED CA²+ FLUX

411

(4)

La'Tonia M. Stiner, Yongping Gao and Michele Wheatly

SPECIAL MUSICAL CONTRIBUTION (SARABANDA) FOR PETER LAUF, MD

415

(12)

Hector Rasgado-Flores

INDEX

427

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