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AUTHOR INDEX

A

Adam, Giles W. See Johnson, Bayerl, McDermott, Adam,Rennie, Thomas, and Sackmann.

Ahlers, Michael. See Darst, Ahlers, Meller, Kubalek, Blanken-burg, Ribi, Ringsdorf, and Komberg.

Airey, Judith A. See Olivares, Tanksley, Airey, Beck, Ouyang,Deerinck, Ellisman, and Sutko.

Als-Nielsen, Jens. See Vaknin, Kjaer, Als-Nielsen, and Losche.Alvarez de Toledo, Guillermo. See Monck, Oberhauser, Alva-

rez de Toledo, and Fernandez.Aoki, Tomokazu. See Tsuchiya, Yamazaki, and Aoki.Arts, Theo, Bovendeerd, Peter H. M., Prinzen, Frits W., andReneman, Robert S. Relation between left ventricular cavitypressure and volume and systolic fiber stress and strain inthe wall. 93

Ashley, C. C. See Cecchi, Griffiths, Bagni, Ashley, and Maeda.Asturias, Francisco J., and Blasie, J. Kent. Location of

high-affinity metal binding sites in the profile structure ofthe Ca+2-ATPase in the sarcoplasmic reticulum by reso-nance x-ray diffraction. 488

Aten, Jacob A. See Hoekstra, Aten, and Sloot.Auger, Michele, Smith, Ian C. P., and Jarrell, Harold C. Slow

motions in lipid bilayers. Direct detection by two-dimen-sional solid-state deuterium nuclear magnetic resonance. 31

Awad, Elias S. See Wu, Awad, and El-Sayed.

B

Babusiaux, B. See Van Laethem, Babusiaux, Neetens, andClauwaert.

Bae, Hae-Rahn. See Shi, Fushimi, Bae, and Verkman.Bagni, M. A. See Cecchi, Griffiths, Bagni, Ashley, and Maeda.Balser, J. R., Roden, D. M., and Bennett, P. B. Single inward

rectifier potassium channels in guinea pig ventricular myo-cytes. Effects of quinidine. 150

Bargiello, Thaddeus A. See Verselis, Bennett, and Bargiello.Bartol, Jr., Thomas M., Land, Bruce R., Salpeter, Edwin E.,and Salpeter, Miriam M. Monte Carlo simulation of minia-ture endplate current generation in the vertebrate neuromus-cular junction. 1290

Baumann, Wolfgang J. See Kumar and Baumann.Bayerl, Thomas M. See Johnson, Bayerl, McDermott, Adam,

Rennie, Thomas, and Sackmann.Beck, Claudia F. See Olivares, Tanksley, Airey, Beck, Ouyang,

Deerinck, Ellisman, and Sutko.Bennett, Michael V. L. See Perez-Armendariz, Roy, Spray, and

Bennett.- See Verselis, Bennett, and Bargiello.Bennett, P. B. See Balser, Roden, and Bennett.Benveniste, Morris, and Mayer, Mark L. Kinetic analysis of

antagonist action at N-methyl-D-aspartic acid receptors.Two binding sites each for glutamate and glycine. 560

Benz, Roland. See Wang, Wehner, Benz, and Zimmerman.Bereiter-Hahn, J. See Kundu, Bereiter-Hahn, and Hillmann.Berk, D., and Evans, E. Detachment of agglutinin-bonded redblood cells. III. Mechanical analysis for large contact areas.861

Berk, D. See Evans, Berk, and Leung.See Evans, Berk, Leung, and Mohandas.

Bers, Donald M., and Peskoff, Arthur. Diffusion around acardiac calcium channel and the role of surface boundcalcium. 703

Betz, William J. See Chua and Betz.Biltonen, Rodney L. See van Osdol, Johnson, Ye, and Biltonen.Bivin, D. B., Stone, D. B., Schneider, D. K., and Mendelson,R A. Cross-helix separation of tropomyosin molecules inacto-tropomyosin as determined by neutron scattering. 880

Blankenburg, Rainer. See Darst, Ahlers, Meller, Kubalek,Blankenburg, Ribi, Ringsdorf, and Kornberg.

Blankenship, R. E. See Meyer, Tollin, Causgrove, Cheng, andBlankenship.

Blasie, J. Kent. See Pachence and Blasie.See Asturias and Blasie.

Bousche, 0. See Rath, Bousche, Merrill, Cramer, and Roths-child.

Bovendeerd, Peter H. M. See Arts, Bovendeerd, Prinzen, andReneman.

Bringer, Axel T. See Simonson, Perahia, and Brunger.Bressler, Bemard H., and Matsuba, Kevin. Tension and

instantaneous stiffness of single muscle fibers immersed inRinger solution of decreased tonicity. 1002

Breton, Jacques. See Valkunas, Geacintov, France, and Bre-ton.

Brill, Arthur S. See Yang and Brill.Brown, Michael F. See Thurmond, Dodd, and Brown.Buchanan, Jr., Jack W. See Knisley, Maruyama, and Bucha-

nan.Budil, D. E. See Shin, Ewert, Budil, and Freed.Busath, David. See Hemsley, Greg.Bustamante, Carlos. See Finzi, Ulibarri, and Bustamante.- See Kim and Bustamante.

C

Cabral-Lilly, Donna, Phillips, Jr., George N., Sosinsky, GinaE., Melanson, Linda, Chacko, Susan, and Cohen, Carolyn.Structural studies of tropomyosin by cryoelectron micros-copy and x-ray diffraction. 805

Calmettes, P. See Martel, Calmettes, and Hennion.Cameron, I. G. See Schreiner, Cameron, Funduk, Miljkovic,

Pintar, and Kydon.Campos de Carvalho, Antonio C. See Moreno, Campos de

Carvalho, Verselis, Eghbali, and Spray.Cantiello, Horacio F., Patenaude, Charles, and Zaner, Ken.

Osmotically induced electrical signals from actin filaments.1284

Carter, Alison A. See Oswald, Millhauser, and Carter.Causgrove, T. P. See Meyer, Tollin, Causgrove, Cheng, and

Blankenship.Cecchi, G., Griffiths, P. J., Bagni, M. A., Ashley, C. C., andMaeda, Y. Time-resolved changes in equatorial x-ray diffrac-tion and stiffness during rise of tetanic tension in intactlength-clamped single muscle fibers. 1273

Chacko, Susan. See Cabral-Lilly, Phillips, Sosinsky, Melanson,Chacko, and Cohen.

Chantler, Peter D., Tao, Terence, and Stafford, III, Walter F.On the relationship between distance information derivedfrom cross-linking and from resonance energy transfer, withspecific reference to sites located on myosin heads. 1242

Chen, Wei, and Hui, Chiu Shuen. Existence of Qz in frog cuttwitch fibers with little %. 503

Cheng, C. C. See Knight, Cheng, and DeVries.Cheng, P. See Meyer, Tollin, Causgrove, Cheng, and Blanken-

ship.

Author Index 1333

Author Index 1 333

Chua, Michael, and Betz, William J. Characterization of ionchannels on the surface membrane of adult rat skeletalmuscle. 1251

Clauwaert, J. See Van Laethem, Babusiaux, Neetens, andClauwaert.

Cohen, Carolyn. See Cabral-Lilly, Phillips, Sosinsky, Melan-son, Chacko, and Cohen.

Compagnon, Deida. See Vergara, DiFranco, Compagnon, andSuarez-Isla.

Cooke, R. See Pate, Nakamaye, Franks-Skiba, Yount, andCooke.

Cooke, Roger. See Hambly, Franks, and Cooke.Cordone, Lorenzo. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic, Winterhal-

ter, Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cordone.Cowen, B. R See Iben, Cowen, Sanches, and Friedman.Cramer, W. A. See Rath, Bousche, Merrill, Cramer, and

Rothschild.Cupane, Antonio. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic, Winterhal-

ter, Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cordone.

D

Darst, Seth A., Ahlers, Michael, Meller, Paul H., Kubalek,Elizabeth W., Blankenburg, Rainer, Ribi, Hans O., Rings-dorf, Helmut, and Kornberg, Roger D. Two-dimensionalcrystals of streptavidin on biotinylated lipid layers and theirinteractions with biotinylated macromolecules. 387

Davis, J. H. See Katsaras, Stinson, Davis, and Kendall.Davydov, Dmitri N. See Kolomytkin, Golubok, Davydov, Timo-

feev, Vinogradova, and Tipisev.de Levie, Robert. See Taylor and de Levie.De Stasio, Gelsomina. See Parasassi, De Stasio, Rusch, and

Gratton.Deerinck, Thomas J. See Olivares, Tanksley, Airey, Beck,Ouyang, Deerinck, Ellisman, and Sutko.

DeRosier, David J. See Stokes and DeRosier.DeSiervo, August J. See Huang, DeSiervo, and Yang.DeVries, A. L. See Knight, Cheng, and DeVries.Di Iorio, Ernesto E., Hiltpold, Urs R., Filipovic, Dorde,

Winterhalter, Kaspar H., Gratton, Enrico, Vitrano, Euge-nio, Cupane, Antonio, Leone, Maurizio, and Cordone,Lorenzo. Protein dynamics. Comparative investigation onheme-proteins with different physiological roles. 742

DiFranco, Marino. See Vergara, DiFranco, Compagnon, andSuarez-Isla.

Dodd, Steven W. See Thurmond, Dodd, and Brown.Downing, K. H. See Glaeser, Downing, and Jap.Dubach, Jean, Gaffney, Betty Jean, More, Kundalika, Eaton,

Gareth R., and Eaton, Sandra S. Effect of the synergisticanion on electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of iron-transferrin anion complexes is consistent with bidentatebinding of the anion. 1091

E

Eaton, Gareth R. See Dubach, Gaffney, More, Eaton, andEaton.

Eaton, Sandra S. See Dubach, Gaffney, More, Eaton, andEaton.

Eghbali, Behrok See Moreno, Campos de Carvalho, Verselis,Eghbali, and Spray.

Ellisman, Mark H. See Olivares, Tanksley, Airey, Beck,Ouyang, Deerinck, Ellisman, and Sutko.

El-Sayed, M. A. See Wu, Awad, and El-Sayed.Englander, S. Walter. See Feng, Wand, Roder, and Englander.

Evans, E., Berk, D., and Leung, A. Detachment of agglutinin-bonded red blood cells. I. Forces to rupture molecular-pointattachments. 838

Evans, E., Berk, D., Leung, A., and Mohandas, N. Detachmentof agglutinin-bonded red blood cells. II. Mechanical ener-gies to separate large contact areas. 849

Evans, E. See Berk and Evans.Ewert, U. See Shin, Ewert, Budil, and Freed.

F

Fager, Roger S. See Smith and Fager.Feng, Yiqing, Wand, A. Joshua, Roder, Heinrich, and En-

glander, S. Walter. Chemical exchange in two dimensions inthe 1H NMR assignment of cytochrome c. 323

Fenske, David B., and Jarrell, Harold C. Phosphorus-31two-dimensional solid-state exchange NMR. Application tomodel membrane and biological systems. 55

Fernandez, Julio M. See Monck, Oberhauser, Alvarez deToledo, and Fernandez.

Fernandez, Julio M., Villalon, Manuel, and Verdugo, Pedro.Reversible condensation of mast cell secretory products invitro. 1022

Fidy, J. See Zollfrank, Friedrich, Vanderkooi, and Fidy.Fikus, M. See Marszalek, Zielinsky, Fikus, and Tsong.Filipovic, Dorde. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic, Winterhal-

ter, Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cordone.Fill, Michael, Stefani, Enrico, and Nelson, Thomas E. Abnor-mal human sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2' release channels inmalignant hyperthermic skeletal muscle. 1085

Fink, Cynthia A. See Simon, Fink, Kenworthy, and McIntosh.Finzi, Laura, Ulibarri, Laura, and Bustamante, Carlos.

Differential polarization imaging. V. Numerical apertureeffects and absorption to the circular dichroism images. 1183

France, Lee. See Valkunas, Geacintov, France, and Breton.Franco, Jr., Alfredo, Winegar, Bruce D., and Lansman, Jeffrey

B. Open channel block by gadolinium ion of the stretch-inactivated ion channel in mdx myotubes. 1164

Franks, Kathleen. See Hambly, Franks, and Cooke.Franks-Skiba, K. See Pate, Nakamaye, Franks-Skiba, Yount,and Cooke.

Freed, J. H. See Shin, Ewert, Budil, and Freed.Freire, Ernesto. See van Osdol, Mayorga, and Freire.Friedman, J. M. See Iben, Cowen, Sanches, and Friedman.

See Iben, Stavola, Macgregor, Zhang, and Friedman.Friedrich, J. See Zollfrank, Friedrich, Vanderkooi, and Fidy.Frojmovic, Mony, and Wong, Truman. Dynamic measure-ments of the platelet membrane glycoprotein Ib-IIIa recep-tor for fibrinogen by flow cytometry. II. Platelet size-dependent subpopulations. 828

Frojmovic, Mony, Wong, Truman, and van de Ven, Theo.Dynamic measurements of the platelet membrane glycopro-tein IIb-IIIa receptor for fibrinogen by flow cytometry. I.

Methodology, theory, and results for two distinct activators.815

Fuchikami, Nobuko. See Naito, Fuchikami, Sasaki, and Kam-bara.

Funduk, N. See Schreiner, Cameron, Funduk, Miljkovic, Pintar,and Kydon.

Furman, Mark I. See Kaplan, Furman, Pincus, Ryan, Lipsitz,and Goldberger.

Fushimi, Kiyohide. See Shi, Fushimi, Bae, and Verkman.

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G

Gaffney, Betty Jean. See Dubach, Gaffney, More, Eaton, andEaton.

Ganter, Ulrich M., Longstaff, Colin, Pajares, Maria A., Rando,Robert R., and Siebert, Friedrich. Fourier transform infra-red studies of active-site-methylated rhodopsin. Implica-tions for chromophore-protein interaction, transducin acti-vation, and the reaction pathway. 640

Geacintov, Nicholas E. See Valkunas, Geacintov, France, andBreton.

Glaeser, R. M., Downing, K. H., and Jap, B. K. Whatspectroscopy can still tell us about the secondary structure ofbacteriorhodopsin. 934

Goldberger, Ary L. See Kaplan, Furman, Pincus, Ryan, Lipsitz,and Goldberger.

Goldman, L. Gating current kinetics in Myxicola giant axons.Order of the back transition rate constants. 574

Golubok, Alexander 0. See Kolomytkin, Golubok, Davydov,Timofeev, Vinogradova, and Tipisev.

Gould, A. C. See Zasadzinski, Helm, Longo, Weisenhorn,Gould, and Hansma.

Gratton, Enrico. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic, Winterhal-- ter, Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cordone.See Parasassi, De Stasio, Rusch, and Gratton.

Green, Michael E., and Lewis, Joseph. Monte Carlo simulationof the water in a channel with charges. 419

Griffiths, P. J. See Cecchi, Griffiths, Bagni, Ashley, andMaeda.

Grossman, Steven H. Conformational heterogeneity of cre-atine kinase determined from phase resolved fluorometry.590

Gutman, Menachem. See Yam, Nachliel, Kiryati, Gutman, andHuppert.

H

Hallett, F. R., Watton, J., and Krygsman, P. Vesicle sizing.Number distributions by dynamic light scattering. 357

Halvorson, Herbert R. See Kawai and Halvorson.Hambly, Brett, Franks, Kathleen, and Cooke, Roger. Orienta-

tion of spin-labeled light chain-2 exchanged onto myosincross-bridges in glycerinated muscle fibers. 127

Hansma, P. K. See Zasadzinski, Helm, Longo, Weisenhorn,Gould, and Hansma.

Hatta, Ichiro. See Yao, Matuoka, Tenchov, and Hatta.Helm, C. A. See Zasadzinski, Helm, Longo, Weisenhorn,

Gould, and Hansma.Hemsley, Greg and Busath, David. Small iminium ions block

gramicidin channels in lipid bilayers. 901Hennion, B. See Martel, Calmettes, and Hennion.Hibino, Masahiro, Shigemori, Masaya, Itoh, Hiroyasu, Nagay-ama, Kuniaki, and Kinosita, Jr., Kazuhiko. Membraneconductance of an electroporated cell analyzed by submicro-second imaging of transmembrane potential. 209

Hillmann, K. See Kundu, Bereiter-Hahn, and Hillmann.Hiltpold, Urs R. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic, Winterhalter,

Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cordone.Hoekstra, Alfons G., Aten, Jacob A., and Sloot, Peter M. A.

Effect of aniosmotic media on the volume of the T-lympho-cyte nucleus. 765

Hofnann, Klaus Peter. See Kahlert and Hofmann.Huang, Tai-huang, DeSiervo, August J., and Yang, Qing-Xian.

Effect of cholesterol and lanosterol on the structure and

dynamics of the cell membrane of Mycoplasma capnicolum.Deuterium nuclear magnetic resonance study. 691

Hubner, Wigand, and Mantsch, Henry H. Orientation ofspecifically 13CO labeled phosphatidylcholine multilayersfrom polarized attenuated total reflection FT-IR spectros-copy. 1261

Hui, Chiu Shuen. See Chen and Hui.Hui, Sek Wen. See Stenger, Kaler, and Hui.Huppert, Dan. See Yam, Nachliel, Kiryati, Gutman, and

Huppert.

Iben, I. E. T., Cowen, B. R, Sanches, R., and Friedman, J. M.Carboxy Mb at pH 3. Time-resolved resonance Raman studyat cryogenic temperatures. 908

Iben, I. E. T., Stavola, M., Macgregor, R. B., Zhang, X. Y., andFriedman, J. M. Gd3+ vibronic side band spectroscopy. Newoptical probe of Ca2' binding sites applied to biologicalmacromolecules. 1040

Irimajiri, Akihiko. See Watanabe, Suzaki, and Irimajiri.Ito, Tadanao. See Suzuki, Maeda, and Ito.Itoh, Hiroyasu. See Hibino, Shigemori, Itoh, Nagayama, and

Kinosita.

J

Jahnig, Fritz. See Pleiss and Jahnig.Jap, B. K. See Glaeser, Downing, and Jap.Jarrell, Harold C. See Auger, Smith, and Jarrell.

See Fenske and Jarrell.- See Winsborrow, Smith, and Jarrell.Jing, Zhongqi. See Sokabe, Sachs, and Jing.Johnson, Michael L. See van Osdol, Johnson, Ye, and Bil-

tonen.Johnson, Shirley J., Bayerl, Thomas M., McDermott, Douglas

C., Adam, Giles W., Rennie, Adrian R., Thomas, Robert K.,and Sackmann, Erich. Structure of an adsorbed dimyris-toylphosphatidylcholine bilayer measured with specular re-flection of neutrons. 289

K

Kahlert, Martina, and Hofmann, Klaus Peter. Reaction rateand collisional efficiency of the rhodopsin-transducin systemin intact retinal rods. 375

Kaler, Karan V. I. S. See Stenger, Kaler, and Hui.Kambara, Takeshi. See Naito, Fuchikami, Sasaki, and Kam-

bara.Kaplan, Daniel T., Furman, Mark I., Pincus, Steven M., Ryan,

Sheila M., Lipsitz, Lewis A., and Goldberger, Ary L. Agingand the complexity of cardiovascular dynamics. 945

Karplus, Martin. See Roux and Benoit.Katsaras, J., Stinson, R. H., Davis, J. H., and Kendall, E. J.

Location of two antioxidants in oriented model membranes.Small-angle x-ray diffraction study. 645

Kawai, Masataka, and Halvorson, Herbert R. Two step mech-anism of phosphate release and the mechanism of forcegeneration in chemically skinned fibers of rabbit psoasmuscle. 329

Kawai, Nobufumi. See Robinson, Sahara, and Kawai.Keating, Susan M., and Wensel, Theodore G. Nanosecond

fluorescence microscopy. Emission kinetics of Fura-2 insingle cells. 186

Kendall, E. J. See Katsaras, Stinson, Davis, and Kendall.

A.uino- noex 133Author Index 1 335

Kenworthy, Anne K. See Simon, Fink, Kenworthy, and McIn-tosh.

Kim, Myeonghee, and Bustamante, Carlos. Differential polar-ization imaging. IV. Images in higher born approximations.1171

Kinosita, Jr., Kazuhiko. See Hibino, Shigemori, Itoh, Nagay-ama, and Kinosita.

Kiryati, Smadar. See Yam, Nachliel, Kiryati, Gutman, andHuppert.

Kjaer, Kristian. See Vaknin, Kjaer, Als-Nielsen, and Losche.Knight, C. A., Cheng, C. C., and DeVries, A. L. Adsorption of

a-helical antifreeze peptides on specific ice crystal surfaceplanes. 409

Knisley, Stephen B., Maruyama, Toru, and Buchanan, Jr.,Jack W. Interstitial potential during propagation in bathedventricular muscle. 509

Kolomytkin, Oleg V., Golubok, Alexander O., Davydov, DmitriN., Timofeev, Vladimir A., Vinogradova, Svetlana A., andTipisev, Serge Ya. Ionic channels in Langmuir-Blodgett filmsimaged by a scanning tunneling microscope. 889

Kornberg, Roger D. See Darst, Ahlers, Meller, Kubalek,Blankenburg, Ribi, Ringsdorf, and Kornberg.

Krygsman, P. See Hallett, Watton, and Krygsman.Kubalek, Elizabeth W. See Darst, Ahlers, Meller, Kubalek,

Blankenburg, Ribi, Ringsdorf, and Kornberg.Kumar, V. V., and Baumann, Wolfgang J. Lanthanide-induced

phosphorus-31 NMR downfield chemical shifts of lysophos-phatidylcholines are sensitive to lysophospholipid criticalmicelle concentration. 103

Kundu, T., Bereiter-Hahn, J., and Hillmann, K. Measuringelastic properties of cells by evaluation of scanning acousticmicroscopy V(Z) values using simplex algorithm. 1194

Kydon, D. N. See Schreiner, Cameron, Funduk, Miljkovic,Pintar, and Kydon.

L

Lakowicz, Joseph R See Squier, Mahaney, Yin, San Lai, andLakowicz.

Land, Bruce R See Bartol, Land, Salpeter, and Salpeter.Langmore, John P. See Williams and Langmore.Lansman, Jeffrey B. See Franco, Winegar, and Lansman.Lanyi, Janos K. See Var6 and LanyiLecar, Harold. See Sachs and Lecar.Lederer, W. J. See Niggli and Lederer.Leone, Maurizio. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic, Winterhal-

ter, Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cordone.Leung, A. See Evans, Berk, and Leung.- See Evans, Berk, Leung, and Mohandas.Levin, Ira W. See Vincent and Levin.Levitt, David G. General continuum theory for multiion

channel. I. Theory. 271General continuum theory for multiion channel. II. Applica-tion to acetylcholine channel. 278

Lewis, Joseph. See Green and Lewis.Lipsitz, Lewis A. See Kaplan, Furman, Pincus, Ryan, Lipsitz,and Goldberger.

Longo, M. L. See Zasadzinski, Helm, Longo, Weisenhorn,Gould, and Hansma.

Longstaff, Colin. See Ganter, Longstaff, Pajares, Rando, andSiebert.

Lbsche, Mathias. See Vaknin, Kjaer, Als-Nielsen, and Losche.

M

Macgregor, R. B. See Iben, Stavola, Macgregor, Zhang, andFriedman.

MacTavish, J. C. See Schreiner, MacTavish, Pintar, andRupprecht.

Maeda, Tadakazu. See Suzuki, Maeda, and Ito.Maeda, Y. See Cecchi, Griffiths, Bagni, Ashley, and Maeda.Mahaney, James E. See Squier, Mahaney, Yin, San Lai, and

Lakowicz.Mantsch, Henry H. See Hubner and Mantsch.Markin, Vladislav S., and Tsong, Tian Y. Frequency and

concentration windows for the electric activation of amembrane active transport system. 1308Reversible mechanosensitive ion pumping as a part of

mechanoelectrical transduction. 1317Marszalek, P., Zielinsky, J. J., Fikus, M., and Tsong, Tian Y.

Determination of electric parameters of cell membranes bya dielectrophoresis method. 982

Martel, P., Calmettes, P., and Hennion, B. Vibrational modesof hemoglobin in red blood cells. 363

Maruyama, Toru. See Knisley, Maruyama, and Buchanan.Matsuba, Kevin. See Bressler and Matsuba.Matuoka, Sinzi. See Yao, Matuoka, Tenchov, and Hatta.Mayer, Mark L. See Benveniste and Mayer.Mayorga, Obdulio L. See van Osdol, Mayorga, and Freire.McDermott, Douglas C. See Johnson, Bayerl, McDermott,Adam, Rennie, Thomas, and Sackmann.

McIntosh, Thomas J. See Simon, Fink, Kenworthy, and McIn-tosh.

Melanson, Linda. See Cabral-Lilly, Phillips, Sosinsky, Melan-son, Chacko, and Cohen.

Meller, Paul H. See Darst, Ahlers, Meller, Kubalek, Blanken-burg, Ribi, Ringsdorf, and Kornberg.

Mendelson, R A. See Bivin, Stone, Schneider, and Mendelson.Merrill, A. R See Rath, Bousche, Merrill, Cramer, and

Rothschild.Meyer, T.E., Tollin, G., Causgrove, T. P., Cheng, P., and

Blankenship, R E. Picosecond decay kinetics and quantumyield of fluorescence of the photoactive yellow protein fromthe halophilic purple phototrophic bacterium, Ectothiorho-dospira halophila. 988

MiUkovic, L. See Schreiner, Cameron, Funduk, Miljkovic,Pintar, and Kydon.

Millhauser, Glenn L. See Oswald, Millhauser, and Carter.Moczydlowski, Edward. See Schild and Moczydlowski.Mohandas, N. See Evans, Berk, Leung, and Mohandas.Monck, Jonathan R, Oberhauser, Andres E., Alvarez de

Toledo, Guillermo, and Fernandez, Julio M. Is swelling ofthe secretory granule matrix the force that dilates theexocytotic fusion pore? 39

Monoi, Hiroshi. Effective pore radius of the gramicidin chan-nel. Electrostatic energies of ions calculated by a three-dielectric model. 786

More, Kundalika. See Dubach, Gaffney, More, Eaton, andEaton.

Moreno, Alonso P., Campos de Carvalho, Antonio C., Verselis,Vytas, Eghbali, Behrok, and Spray, David C. Voltage-dependent gap junction channels are formed by connexin32,the major gap junction protein of rat liver. 920

Morris, V. Arlene. See Neering, Quesenberry, Morris, andTaylor.

Mouritsen, Ole G. See Sperotto and Mouritsen.

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N

Nachliel, Esther. See Yam, Nachliel, Kiryati, Gutman, andHuppert.

Nagayama, Kuniaki. See Hibino, Shigemori, Itoh, Nagayama,and Kinosita.

Nagle, John F. Solving complex photocycle kinetics. Theoryand direct method. 476

Naito, Masayoshi, Fuchikami, Nobuko, Sasaki, Naoyuki, andKambara, Takeshi. Model for the dynamic responses oftaste receptor cells to salty stimuli. I. Function of lipidbilayer membranes. 1218

Nakamaye, K. L. See Pate, Nakamaye, Franks-Skiba, Yount,and Cooke.

Nakamura, A. See Toyama, Nakamura, and Toda.Navon, Gil. See Shinar and Navon.Neering, Ian R., Quesenberry, Laura A., Morris, V. Arlene, and

Taylor, Stuart R. Nonuniform volume changes during mus-

cle contraction. 926Neetens, A. See Van Laethem, Babusiaux, Neetens, and

Clauwaert.Nelson, Sarah J. See Wand and Nelson.Nelson, Sarah J., Schneider, Diane M., and Wand, A. Joshua.

Implementation of the main chain directed assignmentstrategy. Computer assisted approach. 1113

Nelson, Thomas E. See Fill, Stefani, and Nelson.Niggli, E., and Lederer, W. J. Restoring forces in cardiac

myocytes. Insight from relaxations induced by photolysis ofcaged ATP. 1123

0

Oberhauser, Andres E. See Monck, Oberhauser, Alvarez deToledo, and Fernandez.

Olivares, Enrique B., Tanksley, Steven J., Airey, Judith A.,Beck, Claudia F., Ouyang, Yannan, Deerinck, Thomas J.,Ellisman, Mark H., and Sutko, John L Nonmammalianvertebrate skeletal muscles express two triad junctional footprotein isoforms. 1153

O'Neill, Rory J., and Tung, Leslie. Cell-attached patch clampstudy of the electropermeabilization of amphibian cardiaccells. 1028

Ostap, E. Michael, and Thomas, David D. Rotational dynam-ics of spin-labeled F-actin during activation of myosin SiATPase using caged ATP. 1235

Oswald, Robert E., Millhauser, Glenn L., and Carter, Alison A.Diffusion model of ion channel gating. Extension to agonist-activated ion channels. 1136

Ouyang, Yannan. See Olivares, Tanksley, Airey, Beck, Ouy-ang, Deerinck, Ellisman, and Sutko.

p

Perez-Armendariz, Martha, Roy, Christine, Spray, David C.,and Bennett, Michael V. L. Biophysical properties of gapjunctions between freshly dispersed pairs of mouse pancre-atic beta cells. 76

Pachence, James M. and Blasie, J. Kent. Structural investiga-tion of the covalent and electrostatic binding of yeastcytochrome c to the surface of various ultrathin lipidmultilayers using x-ray diffraction. 894

Pajares, Maria A. See Ganter, Longstaff, Pajares, Rando, andSiebert.

Parasassi, Tiziana, De Stasio, Gelsomina, Rusch, Ruth M.,and Gratton, Enrico. A photophysical model for diphenyl-hexatriene fluorescence decay in solvents and in phospho-lipid vesicles. 466

Pate, E., Nakamaye, K. L., Franks-Skiba, K., Yount, R G., andCooke, R. Mechanics of glycerinated muscle fibers usingnonnucleoside triphosphate substrates. 598

Patenaude, Charles. See Cantiello, Patenaude, and Zaner.Perahia, David. See Simonson, Perahia, and Brunger.Peskoff, Arthur. See Bers and Peskoff.Phillips, George N. See Cabral-Lilly, Phillips, Sosinsky, Melan-

son, Chacko, and Cohen.Pincus, Steven M. See Kaplan, Furman, Pincus, Ryan, Lipsitz,and Goldberger.

Pintar, M. M. See Schreiner, Cameron, Funduk, Miljkovic,Pintar, and Kydon.See Schreiner, MacTavish, Pintar, and Rupprecht.

Pleiss, Jurgen, and Jahnig, Fritz. Collective vibrations of ana-helix. A molecular dynamics study. 795

Prinzen, Frits W. See Arts, Bovendeerd, Prinzen, and Rene-man.

Q

Quesenberry, Laura A. See Neering, Quesenberry, Morris, andTaylor.

R

Rando, Robert R. See Ganter, Longstaff, Pajares, Rando, andSiebert.

Rath, P., Bousche, O., Merrill, A. R., Cramer, W. A., andRothschild, K. J. Fourier transform infrared evidence for apredominantly alpha-helical structure of the membranebound channel forming COOH-terminal peptide of colicinEl. 516

Reneman, Robert S. See Arts, Bovendeerd, Prinzen, andReneman.

Rennie, Adrian R. See Johnson, Bayerl, McDermott, Adam,Rennie, Thomas, and Sackmann.

Ribi, Hans 0. See Darst, Ahlers, Meller, Kubalek, Blanken-burg, Ribi, Ringsdorf, and Kornberg.

Ringsdorf, Helmut. See Darst, Ahlers, Meller, Kubalek, Blan-kenburg, Ribi, Ringsdorf, and Kornberg.

Rinzel, John. See Sherman and Rinzel.Robinson, Hugh P. C., Sahara, Yoshinori, and Kawai, Nobu-

fumi. Nonstationary fluctuation analysis and direct resolu-tion of single channel currents at postsynaptic sites. 295

Roden, D. M. See Balser, Roden, and Bennett.Roder, Heinrich. See Feng, Wand, Roder, and Englander.Rothschild, K. J. See Rath, Bousche, Merrill, Cramer, and

Rothschild.Roux, Benoit, and Karplus, Martin. Ion transport in a model

gramicidin channel. Structure and thermodynamics. 961Roy, Christine. See Perez-Armendariz, Roy, Spray, and Ben-

nett.Rupprecht, A. See Schreiner, MacTavish, Pintar, and Rup-

precht.Rusch, Ruth M. See Parasassi, De Stasio, Rusch, and Gratton.Ryan, Sheila M. See Kaplan, Furman, Pincus, Ryan, Lipsitz,and Goldberger.

Author Index 1337Author Index 1337

s

Sachs, Frederick, and Lecar, Harold. Stochastic models formechanical transduction. 1143

Sachs, Frederick. See Sokabe, Sachs, and Jing.Sackmann, Erich. See Johnson, Bayerl, McDermott, Adam,

Rennie, Thomas, and Sackmann.Sahara, Yoshinori. See Robinson, Sahara, and Kawai.Salpeter, Edwin E. See Bartol, Land, Salpeter, and Salpeter.Salpeter, Miriam M. See Bartol, Land, Salpeter, and Salpeter.San Lai, Ching. See Squier, Mahaney, Yin, San Lai, and

Lakowicz.Sanches, R. See Iben, Cowen, Sanches, and Friedman.Sasaki, Naoyuki. See Naito, Fuchikami, Sasaki, and Kambara.Schild, Laurent, and Moczydlowski, Edward. Competitive

binding interaction between Zn2+ and saxitoxin in cardiacNa+ channels. Evidence for a sulfhydryl group in theZn2+/saxitoxin binding site. 523

Schneider, D. K. See Bivin, Stone, Schneider, and Mendelson.Schneider, Diane M. See Nelson, Schneider, and Wand.Schreiner, L. J., Cameron, I. G., Funduk, N., MiUkovic, L.,

Pintar, M. M., and Kydon, D. N. Proton NMR spin groupingand exchange in dentin. 629

Schreiner, L. J., MacTavish, J. C., Pintar, M. M., andRupprecht, A. NMR spin grouping and correlation exchangeanalysis. Application to low hydration NaDNA paracrystals.221

Scott, H. L. Lipid-cholesterol interactions. Monte Carlo simu-lations and theory. 445

Sekimoto, Ken. See Tawada and Sekimoto.Sherman, Arthur, and Rinzel, John. Model for synchroniza-

tion of pancreatic p-cells by gap junction coupling. 547Shi, Lan-Bo, Fushimi, Kiyohide, Bae, Hae-Rahn, and Verk-man, A. S. Heterogeneity in ATP-dependent acidification inendocytic vesicles from kidney proximal tubule. Measure-ment of pH in individual endocytic vesicles in a cell-freesystem. 1208

Shigemori, Masaya. See Hibino, Shigemori, Itoh, Nagayama,and Kinosita.

Shin, Y.-K., Ewert, U., Budil, D. E., and Freed, J. H. Micro-scopic versus macroscopic diffusion in model membranes byESR spectral-spatial imaging. 950

Shinar, Hadassah, and Navon, Gil. Sodium-23 NMR relax-ation times in nucleated red blood cells and suspensions ofnuclei. 203

Siebert, Friedrich. See Ganter, Longstaff, Pajares, Rando, andSiebert.

Simon, Sidney A., Fink, Cynthia A., Kenworthy, Anne K., andMcIntosh, Thomas J. Hydration pressure between lipidbilayers. Comparison of measurements using x-ray diffrac-tion and calorimetry. 538

Simonson, Thomas, Perahia, David, and Brunger, Axel T.Microscopic theory of the dielectric properties of proteins.670

Sloot, Peter M. A. See Hoekstra, Aten, and Sloot.Smejtek, Pavel, and Wang, Shanru. Domains and anomalous

adsorption isotherms of dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholinemembranes and lipophilic ions: pentachlorophenolate, tetra-phenylborate, and dipicrylamine. 1064

Smith, H. Gilbert, and Fager, Roger S. Light-induced protonpermeability changes in retinal rod photoreceptor diskmembranes. 427

Smith, Ian C. P. See Auger, Smith, and Jarrell.- See Winsborrow, Smith, and Jarrell.

Sokabe, Masahiro, Sachs, Frederick, and Jing, Zhongqi.Quantitative video microscopy of patch clamped mem-branes stress, strain, capacitance, and stretch channel activa-tion. 722

Sosinsky, Gina E. See Cabral-Liily, Phillips, Sosinsky, Melan-son, Chacko, and Cohen.

Speretto, Maria M., and Mouritsen, Ole G. Monte Carlosimulation studies of lipid order parameter profiles nearintegral membrane proteins. 261

Spray, David C. See Moreno, Campos de Carvalho, Verselis,Eghbali, and Spray.See Perez-Armendariz, Roy, Spray, and Bennett.

Squier, Thomas C., Mahaney, James E., Yin, J. J., San Lai,Ching, and Lakowicz, Joseph R Resolution of phospholipidconformational heterogeneity in model membranes by spin-label EPR and frequency-domain fluorescence spectros-copy. 654

Stafford, III, Walter F. See Chantler, Tao, and Stafford.Stark, Gunther. In memory of Peter Lauger. 1Stavola, M. See Iben, Stavola, Macgregor, Zhang, and Fried-man.

Stefani, Enrico. See Fill, Stefani, and Nelson.Stenger, David A., Kaler, Karan V. I. S., and Hui, Sek Wen.

Dipole interactions in electrofusion. Contributions of mem-brane potential and effective dipole to interaction pressures.1074

Stinson, R. H. See Katsaras, Stinson, Davis, and Kendall.Stokes, David L., and DeRosier, David J. Growth conditions

control the size and order of actin bundles in vitro. 456Stone, D. B. See Bivin, Stone, Schneider, and Mendelson.Suarez-Isla, Benjamin A. See Vergara, DiFranco, Compagnon,and Suarez-Isla.

Sutko, John L. See Olivares, Tanksley, Airey, Beck, Ouyang,Deerinck, Ellisman, and Sutko.

Suzaki, Toshinobu. See Watanabe, Suzaki, and Irimajiri.Suzuki, Atsushi, Maeda, Tadakazu, and Ito, Tadanao. Forma-

tion of liquid crystalline phase of actin filament solutionsand its dependence on filament length as studied by opticalbirefringence. 25

Swindlehurst, Cathy A., and Voss, Jr., Edward W. Fluores-cence measurements of immune complexes of Mab 4-4-20with isomeric haptens. 619

T

Tanksley, Steven J. See Olivares, Tanksley, Airey, Beck,Ouyang, Deerinck, Ellisman, and Sutko.

Tao, Terence. See Chantler, Tao, and Stafford.Tawado, Katsuhisa, and Sekimoto, Ken. A physical model ofATP-induced actin-myosin movement in vitro. 343

Taylor, Robert J., and de Levie, Robert. "Reversed" alamethi-cin conductance in lipid bilayers. 873

Taylor, Stuart R. See Neering, Quesenberry, Morris, andTaylor.

Tenchov, Boris. See Yao, Matuoka, Tenchov, and Hatta.Thomas, David D. See Ostap and Thomas.Thomas, Robert K. See Johnson, Bayerl, McDermott, Adam,

Rennie, Thomas, and Sackmann.Thurmond, Robin L., Dodd, Steven W., and Brown, Michael F.

Molecular areas of phospholipids as determined by 2H NMRspectroscopy. Comparison of phosphatidylethanolaminesand phosphatidylcholines. 108

Timofeev, Vladimir A. See Kolomytkin, Golubok, Davydov,Timofeev, Vinogradova, and Tipisev.

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Tipisev, Serge Ya. See Kolomytkin, Golubok, Davydov, Timo-

feev, Vinogradova, and Tipisev.Toda, F. See Toyama, Nakamura, and Toda.

Tollin, G. See Meyer, Tollin, Causgrove, Cheng, and Blanken-

ship.Toyama, S., Nakamura, A., and Toda, F. Measurement of

voltage dependence of capacitance of planar bilayer lipidmembrane with a patch clamp amplifier. 939

Tsong, Tian Y. See Markin and Tsong.See Marszalek, Zielinsky, Fikus, and Tsong.

Tsuchiya, Yoshimi, Yamazaki, Hiromichi, and Aoki, To-mokazu. Steady and transient behaviors of protoplasmicstreaming in Nitella internodal cell. 249

Tung, Leslie. See O'Neill and Tung.

U

Ulibarri, Laura. See Finzi, Ulibarri, and Bustamante.

V

Varo, Gyorgy, and Lanyi, Janos K. Distortions in the photocy-cle of the bacteriorhodopsin at moderate dehydration. 313

Vaknin, David, Kjaer, Kristian, Als-Nielsen, Jens, and Losche,Mathias. Structural properties of phosphatidylcholine in amonolayer at the air/water interface. Neutron reflectionstudy and reexamination of x-ray reflection measurements.1324

Valkunas, Leonas, Geacintov, Nicholas E., France, Lee, andBreton, Jacques. The dependence of the shapes of fluores-cence induction curves in chloroplasts on the duration ofillumination pulses. 397

van Amerongen, H., van Haeringen, B., van Gurp, M., and vanGrondelle, R. Polarized fluorescence measurements on or-dered photosynthetic antenna complexes. Chlorosomes ofChloroflexus aurantiacus and B800-B850 antenna complexesof Rhodobactersphaeroides. 992

van de Ven, Theo. See Frojmovic, Wong, and van de Ven.van Grondelle, R. See van Amerongen, van Gurp, and van

Grondelle.van Gurp, M. See van Amerongen, van Gurp, and van

Grondelle.van Haeringen, B. See van Amerongen, van Gurp, and van

Grondelle.Van Laethem, M., Babusiaux, B., Neetens, A., and Clauwaert,

J. Photon correlation spectroscopy of light scattered by eyelenses in vivo conditions. 433

van Osdol, William W., Johnson, Michael L., Ye, Qiang, andBiltonen, Rodney, L. Relaxation dynamics of the gel toliquid-crystalline transition of phosphatidylcholine bilayers.Effects of chainlength and vesicle size. 775

van Osdol, William W., Mayorga, Obdulio L., and Freire,Ernesto. Multifrequency calorimetry of the folding/unfold-ing transition of cytochrome c. 48

Vanderkooi, J. M. See Zollfrank, Friedrich, Vanderkooi, andFidy.

Verdugo, Pedro. See Fernandez, Villal6n, and Verdugo.Vergara, Julio, DiFranco, Marino, Compagnon, Deida, and

Suarez-Isla, Benjamin A. Imaging of calcium transients inskeletal muscle fibers. 12

Verkman, A. S. See Shi, Fushimi, Bae, and Verkman.Verselis, Vytas K., Bennett, Michael V. L., and Bargiello,Thaddeus A. A voltage-dependent gap junction in Droso-phila melanogaster. 114

Verselis, Vytas. See Moreno, Campos de Carvalho, Verselis,Eghbali, and Spray.

Villalon, Manuel. See Fernandez, Villalon, and Verdugo.Vincent, James S., and Levin, Ira W. Raman spectroscopic

studies of dimyristoylphosphatidic acid and its interactionswith ferricytochrome c in cationic binary and ternary lipid-protein complexes. 1007

Vinogradova, Svetlana A. See Kolomytkin, Golubok, Davydov,Timofeev, Vinogradova, and Tipisev.

Vitrano, Eugenio. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic, Winterhal-ter, Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cordone.

Voss, Jr., Edward W. See Swindlehurst and Voss.

W

Wand, A. Joshua, and Nelson, Sarah J. Refinement of themain chain directed assignment strategy for the analysis of'H NMR spectra of proteins. 1101

Wand, A. Joshua. See Nelson, Schneider, and Wand.See Feng, Wand, Roder, and Englander.

Wang, Jianning, Wehner, Gunter, Benz, Roland, and Zimmer-man, Ulrich. Influence of external chloride concentration onthe kinetics of mobile charges in the cell membrane ofValonia uticularis. Evidence for the existence of a chloridecarrier. 235

Wang, Shanru. See Smejtek and Wang.Watanabe, Makio, Suzaki, Toshinobu, and Irimajiri, Akihiko.

Dielectric behavior of the frog lens in the 100 Hz to 500 MHzrange. Simulation with an allocated ellipsoidal-shells model.139

Watton, J. See Hallett, Watton, and Krygsman.Wehner, Gunter. See Wang, Wehner, Benz, and Zimmerman.Weisenhorn, A. L. See Zasadzinski, Helm, Longo, Weisenhorn,

Gould, and Hansma.Wensel, Theodore G. See Keating and Wensel.White, Stephen H. See Wiener and White.Wiener, Michael C., and White, Stephen H. Fluid bilayer

structure determination by the combined use of x-ray andneutron diffraction. I. Fluid bilayer models and the limits ofresolution. 162Fluid bilayer structure determination by the combined useof x-ray and neutron diffraction. II. "Composition-space"refinement method. 174

Williams, Shawn P., and Langmore, John P. Small angle x-rayscattering of chromatin. Radius and mass per unit lengthdepend on linker length. 606

Winegar, Bruce D. See Franco, Winegar, and Lansman.Winsborrow, Beatrice G., Smith, Ian C. P., and Jarrell, Harold

C. Dynamics of glycolipids in the liquid-crystalline state.2H NMR study. 729

Winterhalter, Kaspar H. See Di Iorio, Hiltpold, Filipovic,Winterhalter, Gratton, Vitrano, Cupane, Leone, and Cor-done.

Wong, Truman. See Frojmovic and Wong.- See Frojmovic, Wong, and van de Ven.Wu, Shuguang, Awad, Elias S., and El-Sayed, M. A. Circular

dichroism and photocycle kinetics of partially detergentsolubilized and partially retinal regenerated bacterio-rhodopsin. 70

y

Yam, Ruth, Nachliel, Esther, Kiryati, Smadar, Gutman, Men-achem, and Huppert, Dan. Proton transfer dynamics in thenonhomogeneous electric field of a protein. 4

Yamazaki, Hiromichi. See Tsuchiya, Yamazaki, and Aoki.

Autnr Idex133Author Index 1 339

Yang, An-Suei, and Brill, Arthur S. Influence of the frezingprocess upon fluoride binding to hemeproteins. 1050

Yang, Qing-Xian. See Huang, DeSiervo, and Yang.Yao, Haruhiko, Matuoka, Sinzi, Tenchov, Boris, and Hatta,

Ichiro. Metastable ripple phase of fully hydrated dipalmi-toylphosphatidylcholine as studied by small angle x-rayscattering. 252

Ye, Qiang. See van Osdol, Johnson, Ye, and Biltonen.Yin, J. J. See Squier, Mahaney, Yin, San Lai, and Lakowicz.Yount, R. G. See Pate, Nakamaye, Franks-Skiba, Yount, and

Cooke.

z

Zaner, Ken. See Cantiello, Patenaude, and Zaner.

Zasadzinski, J. A. N., Helm, C. A., Longo, M. L., Weisenhorn,A. L., Gould, A. C., and Hansma, P. K. Atomic forcemicroscopy of hydrated phosphatidylethanolamine bilayers.755

Zhang, X. Y. See Iben, Stavola, Macgregor, Zhang, andFriedman.

Zielinsky, J. J. See Marszalek, Zielinsky, Fikus, and Tsong.Zimmerman, Ulrich. See Wang, Wehner, Benz, and Zimmer-man.

Zollfrank, J., Friedrich, J., Vanderkooi, J. M., and Fidy, J.Conformational relaxation of a low-temperature protein as

probed by photochemical hole burning. Horseradish peroxi-dase. 305

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RMIC SKELETAL MUSCLE/ONS/ STRUCTURE OF ANRENTIAL SCATTERING ANDHANNEL APPLICATION TOACTIVATED ION CHANNELSIMYRISTOYLPHOSPHATIDICAT N-METHYL-D-ASPARTICENEITY IN ATP-DEPENDENTSING SIMPLEX ALGORITHMEVALUATION OF SCANNINGTHE SIZE AND ORDER OFBY NEUTRON SCATTERINGOPTICAL BIREFRINGENCECRYSTALLINE PHASE OFECTRICAL SIGNALS FROML MODEL OF ATP-INDUCEDANALYSIS OF ANTAGONISTYOCARDIAL CONDUCTIONDOWS FOR THE ELECTRIC-LABELED F-ACTIN DURINGE, AND STRETCH CHANNELNTERACTION, TRANSDUCINSULTS FOR TWO DISTINCTFLUORESCENCE LIFETIMESTIVATION OF A MEMBRANERM INFRARED STUDIES OFPOMYOSIN MOLECULES INTICS MECHANOCHEMISTRYT ACTIVATORS INTEGRINSPLATELET HETEROGENEITYTERFACIAL POLARIZATIONOMAINS AND ANOMALOUSYSTAL SURFACE PLANES/SURFACE MEMBRANE OFNATION/ DETACHMENT OFNATION/ DETACHMENT OFHESION/ DETACHMENT OFUS OF GYRATION FIXATIONRY ENTROPY DIMENSION/EL GATING EXTENSION TOIN A MONOLAYER AT THENT CHANNELS/ REVERSEDZ VALUES USING SIMPLEXNGE SIMULATION WITH ANPLANES/ ADSORPTION OFE FOR A PREDOMINANTLYCTIVE VIBRATIONS OF ANSECONDARY STRUCTURER TRANSFORM INFRA REDROPERMEABILIZATION OFANE WITH A PATCH CLAMPTE, TETRAPHENYLBORATE,OCYCLE KINETICS THEORYSS, STRAIN, CAPACITANCE,TRANSDUCIN ACTIVATION,UINIER ANALYSIS/ SMALLINE AS STUDIED BY SMALLRA OF IRON-TRANSFERRINIDENTATE BINDING OF THEFECT OF THE SYNERGISTICTOSKELETON/ EFFECT OFESOLVED FLUORESCENCERYLAMINE/ DOMAINS ANDP/ KINETIC ANALYSIS OFRDERED PHOTOSYNTHETICANTIACUS AND B800-B850ASSIUM ION CHANNELS IKI0 WITH ISOMERIC HAPTENSERIC HAPTENS ANTIBODIESRPTION OF ALPHA-HELICALTUDY/ LOCATION OF TWOION IMAGING V NUMERICALY FOR MULTIION CHANNELV IMAGES IN HIGHER BORNEPARATE LARGE CONTACTYSIS FOR LARGE CONTACTANOLAMINE / MOLECULAR

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AABNORMAL HUMAN SARCOPLASMIC RE 591085ABSORBED DIMYRISTOYLPHOSPHATIDY 590289ABSORPTION TO THE CIRCULAR DICHR 591183ACETYLCHOLINE CHANNEL/ GENERAL 590278ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR ION CHAN 591138ACID AND ITS INTERACTIONS WITH FER 591007ACID RECEPTORS TWO BINDING SITES 590580ACIDIFICATION IN ENDOCYTIC VESICLE 591208ACOUSTIC MICROSCOPY CYTOMECHAN 591194ACOUSTIC MICROSCOPY VZ VALUES U 591194ACTIN BUNDLES IN VITRO FASCIN STER 590458ACTIN DEUTERATED PROTEIN THIN FILA 590880ACTIN FILAMENT ROD-LIKE MOLECULE 590025ACTIN FILAMENT SOLUTIONS AND ITS D 590025ACTIN FILAMENTS PHASE CHANGE WAT 591284ACTIN-MYOSIN MOVEMENT IN VITRO/ A 590343ACTION AT N-METHYL-D-ASPARTIC ACI 590580ACTION POTENTIAL INTRACELLULAR P 590509ACTIVATION OF A MEMBRANE ACTIVE T 591308ACTIVATION OF MYOSIN S1 ATPASE US 591235ACTIVATION/ QUANTITATIVE VIDEO MIC 590722ACTIVATION, AND THE REACTION PATH 590640ACTIVATORS INTEGRINS ADHESION RE 590815ACTIVE SITE KINETICS/ FLUORESCENC 590619ACTIVE TRANSPORTSYSTEM/ FREQUE 591308ACTIVE-SITE-METHYLATED RHODOPSIN 590640ACTO-TROPOMYOSIN AS DETERMINED 590880ACTOMYOSIN SKELETAL MUSCLE/ TW 590329ADHESION RECEPTORS PLATELET ACTI 590815ADHESION RECEPTORS PLATELET VOL 590828ADMITTANCE/ DIELECTRIC BEHAVIOR 0 590139ADSORPTION ISOTHERMS OF DIPALMIT 591064ADSORPTION OF ALPHA-HELICAL ANTIF 590409ADULT RAT SKELETAL MUSCLE/ CHAR 591251AGGLUTININ-BONDED RED BLOOD CELL 590838AGGLUTININ-BONDED RED BLOOD CELL 590849AGGLUTININ-BONDED RED BLOOD CELL 590881AGGREGATION GUINIER ANALYSIS/ SM 590606AGING AND THE COMPLEXITY OF CARD 590945AGONIST-ACTIVATED ION CHANNELS A 591138AIR/WATER INTERFACE NEUTRON REFL 591325ALAMETHICIN CONDUCTANCE IN LIPID B 590873ALGORITHM ACOUSTIC MICROSCOPY C 591194ALLOCATED ELLIPSOIDAL-SHELLS MOD 590139ALPHA-HELICAL ANTIFREEZE PEPTIDES 590409ALPHA-HELICAL STRUCTURE OF THE M 590516ALPHA-HELIX A MOLECULAR DYNAMICS 590795ALPHA-HELIX BACTERIORHODOPSIN RH 590516ALPHAII HELIX/ WHAT SPECTROSCOPY 590934AMPHIBIAN CARDIAC CELLS ELECTROP 591028AMPLIFIER BLM BOUNDARY POTENTIAL 590939AND DIPICRYLAMINE/ DOMAINS AND A 591064AND DIRECT METHOD BACTERIORHODO 590476AND STRETCH CHANNEL ACTIVATION/ 590722AND THE REACTION PATHWAY RHODOP 590640ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERING OF CHROM 590606ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERING/ METASTAB 590252ANION COMPLEXES IS CONSISTENT WI 591091ANION IRON TRANSFERRIN EPR SYNER 591091ANION ON ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC 591091ANIOSMOTIC MEDIA ON THE VOLUME 0 590765ANISOTROPY FLUORESCENCE DYNAMI 590186ANOMALOUS ADSORPTION ISOTHERMS 591084ANTAGONIST ACTION AT N-METHYL-D-A 590560ANTENNA COMPLEXES CHLOROSOMES 590992ANTENNA COMPLEXES OF RHODOBACT 590992ANTIARRHYTHMIC AGENTS/ SINGLE IN 590150ANTIBODIES ANTIFLUORESCEIN FLUOR 590619ANTIFLUORESCEIN FLUORESCENCE LIF 590619ANTIFREEZE PEPTIDES ON SPECIFIC IC 590409ANTIOXIDANTS IN ORIENTED MODEL ME 590645APERTURE EFFECTS AND THE CONTRIB 591183APPLICATION TO ACETYLCHOLINE CHA 590278APPROXIMATIONS MICROSCOPY OPTIC 591171AREAS BIOMEMBRANE ADHESION CELL 590849AREAS BIOMEMBRANE ADHESION CELL 590861AREAS OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS AS DETERM 590108

IMENSIONS IN THE 1H NMRTHE MAIN CHAIN DIRECTEDTHE MAIN CHAIN DIRECTEDENT STRATEGY COMPUTERNDAMINE HEXATIC PHASE/S1 ATPASE USING CAGEDYSIS/ HETEROGENEITY IN/ A PHYSICAL MODEL OFY PHOTOLYSIS OF CAGEDCTIVATION OF MYOSIN SIILAYERS FROM POLARIZEDPTURE MOLECULAR-POINTOMES OF CHLOROFLEXUSETICS IN MYXICOLA GIANT

NT AXONS ORDER OF THES IN THE PHOTOCYCLE OFCONDARY STRUCTURE OFOF BACTERIORHODOPSINORY AND DIRECT METHODSTRUCTURE ALPHA-HELIXMODERATE DEHYDRATIONLY RETINAL REGENERATEDIC PURPLE PHOTOTROPHICCOPY/ GD3 VIBRONIC SIDEDURING PROPAGATION INHIGH-SPEED LENGTHENINGS OF MOUSE PANCREATICNIZATION OF PANCREATICT POLARIZABILITY PEPTIDEXES IS CONSISTENT WITHCAPACITANCE OF PLANARYLPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEIMULI I FUNCTION OF LIPIDTRON DIFFRACTION I FLUIDECULAR MODELING/ FLUIDECULAR MODELING/ FLUIDPRESSURE BETWEEN LIPID/ SLOW MOTIONS IN LIPIDF PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEMICIDIN CHANNELS IN LIPIDOPY LIPID CONFORMATIONSPHATIDYLETHANOLAMINEIN CONDUCTANCE IN LIPIDTOCHROME C IN CATIONICCYSTEINE / COMPETITIVENSISTENT WITH BIDENTATELENT AND ELECTROSTATICUP IN THE ZN2/SAXITOXINW OPTICAL PROBE OF CA2TIC ACID RECEPTORS TWOOF HIGH-AFFINITY METALPROCESS UPON FLUORIDEINDING SITES APPLIED TOO MODEL MEMBRANE ANDLAR-POINT ATTACHMENTSE LARGE CONTACT AREASR LARGE CONTACT AREASNETIC RESONANCE STUDYPANCREATIC BETA CELLS/TRON CRYSTALLOGRAPHYALS OF STREPTAVIDIN ONHEIR INTERACTIONS WITHH AS STUDIED BY OPTICALPATCH CLAMP AMPLIFIERDUCTION/ OPEN CHANNELELS/ SMALL IMINIUM IONSTIMES IN NUCLEATED REDAGGLUTININ-BONDED REDAGGLUTININ-BONDED REDAGGLUTININ-BONDED REDS OF HEMOGLOBIN IN REDHEART RATE VARIABILITYGING IV IMAGES IN HIGHERND THE ROLE OF SURFACECTURE OF THE MEMBRANE

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ASSIGNMENT OF CYTOCHROME C/ CHASSIGNMENT STRATEGY COMPUTER AASSIGNMENT STRATEGY FOR THE ANAASSISTED APPROACH PATTERN RECOGATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY OF HYDATP SATURATION-TRANSFER EPR MUSATP-DEPENDENT ACIDIFICATION IN ENDATP-INDUCED ACTIN-MYOSIN MOVEMENATP/ RESTORING FORCES IN CARDIACATPASE USING CAGED ATP SATURATIOATR-FT-IR SPECTROSCOPY LIPID CONFATTACHMENTS BIOMEMBRANE ADHESIAURANTIACUS AND B800-B850 ANTENNAXONS ORDER OF THE BACK TRANSITI

BBACK TRANSITION RATE CONSTANTS GBACTERIORHODOPSIN AT MODERATE DBACTERIORHODOPSIN BACTERIORHODBACTERIORHODOPSIN CIRCULAR DICHBACTERIORHODOPSIN NONLINEAR LEABACTERIORHODOPSIN RHODOPSIN COLBACTERIORHODOPSIN SPECTROSCOPYBACTERIORHODOPSIN/ CIRCULAR DICHBACTERIUM, ECTOTHIORHODOSPIRA HBAND SPECTROSCOPY NEW OPTICAL PBATHED VENTRICULAR MUSCLE MYOCBEHAVIOR IN FROG MUSCLE/ CROSS-BBETA CELLS/ BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIEBETA-CELLS BY GAP JUNCTION COUPLIBETA-SHEET STRUCTURE/ EFFECTIVEBIDENTATE BINDING OF THE ANION IROBILAYER LIPID MEMBRANE WITH A PATBILAYER MEASURED WITH SPECULAR RBILAYER MEMBRANES PHASIC RESPONBILAYER MODELS AND THE LIMITS OFBILAYER STRUCTURE DETERMINATIONBILAYER STRUCTURE DETERMINATIONBILAYERS COMPARISON OF MEASUREBILAYERS DIRECT DETECTION BY TWO-BILAYERS EFFECTS OF CHAINLENGTHBILAYERS GUANIDINIUM CHANNEL-BLOBILAYERS INFRARED SPECTRA/ ORIENBILAYERS LANGMUIR-BLODGETT FILMSBILAYERS VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT CONDBINARY AND TERNARY LIPID-PROTEIN CBINDING INTERACTION BETWEEN ZN2 ABINDING OF THE ANION IRON TRANSFEBINDING OF YEAST CYTOCHROME C TOBINDING SITE IODOACETAMIDE PLANARBINDING SITES APPLIED TO BIOLOGICABINDING SITES EACH FOR GLUTAMATEBINDING SITES IN THE PROFILE STRUCTBINDING TO HEMEPROTEINS ICE CRYOBIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES LUMIBIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS/ PHOSPHORUS-BIOMEMBRANE ADHESION CELL AGGLUBIOMEMBRANE ADHESION CELL AGGLUBIOMEMBRANE ADHESION CELL AGGLUBIOMEMBRANE CHOLESTEROL LANOSTBIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GAP JUBIOTIN/ TWO-DIMENSIONAL CRYSTALSBIOTINYLATED LIPID LAYERS AND THEIBIOTINYLATED MACROMOLECULES ELEBIREFRINGENCE ACTIN FILAMENT ROD-BLM BOUNDARY POTENTIAL/ MEASUREBLOCK BY GADOLINIUM ION OF THE STBLOCK GRAMICIDIN CHANNELS IN LIPIDBLOOD CELLS AND SUSPENSIONS OFBLOOD CELLS I FORCES TO RUPTUREBLOOD CELLS II MECHANICAL ENERGIEBLOOD CELLS III MECHANICAL ANALYSIBLOOD CELLS PROTEINS DYNAMICS HBLOOD PRESSURE VARIABILITY NONLINBORN APPROXIMATIONS MICROSCOPYBOUND CALCIUM EXTRACELLULAR CABOUND CHANNEL FORMING COOH-TER

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590574590313590934590934590476590516590313590070590988591040590509590000590076590547590786591091590939590289591218590162590162590174590538590031590775590901591261590755590873591007590523591091590894590523591040590560590488591050591040590055590838590849590861590691590076590387590387590387590025590939591184590901590203590838590849590861590363590945591171590703590516

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CH CLAMP AMPLIFIER BLMSIZE AND ORDER OF ACTINBY PHOTOCHEMICAL HOLEGAP JUNCTION COUPLINGLEXUS AURANTIACUS AND

WITH FERRICYTOCHROMEOF YEAST CYTOCHROMEGNMENT OF CYTOCHROMENSITION OF CYTOCHROMECIUM EXTRACELLULAR CAYOSIN S1 ATPASE USINGUCED BY PHOTOLYSIS OFMINESCENCE GADOLINIUMS MUSCULAR DYSTROPHYUSION AROUND A CARDIACROLE OF SURFACE BOUNDF FURA-2 IN SINGLE CELLSCLE FIBERS/ IMAGING OFFILE STRUCTURE OF THESTATIC ENERGIES OF IONSVESICLE SIZE MEMBRANESOME C/ MULTIFREQUENCYX-RAY DIFFRACTION ANDFUSION PORE? MAST CELLOLTAGE DEPENDENCE OFBRANES STRESS, STRAIN,MBRANE OF MYCOPLASMAERIUM NMR MYCOPLASMAPICOSECOND DYNAMICS/YOGENIC TEMPERATURESLE/ DIFFUSION AROUND AANSMEMBRANE POTENTIALBILIZATION OF AMPHIBIANP/ RESTORING FORCES INEN ZN2 AND SAXITOXIN INUINIDINE VOLTAGE CLAMPAND THE COMPLEXITY OFCULAR JUNCTION/ MONTECHARGE EFFECTS/ MONTEBRANE PROTEINS/ MONTEOL INTERACTIONS MONTEXISTENCE OF A CHLORIDEFERRICYTOCHROME C INWEEN LEFT VENTRICULARNEW OPTICAL PROBE OFARCOPLASMIC RETICULUMBIOMEMBRANE ADHESIONBIOMEMBRANE ADHESIONBIOMEMBRANE ADHESIONOF AN ELECTROPORATEDE AND DYNAMICS OF THEMOBILE CHARGES IN THERS PLATELET ACTIVATIONLECTRIC PARAMETERS OFG IN NITELLA INTERNODALCONDENSATION OF MASTSE CHANGE WATER FLOWDIAC CELL PATCH CLAMP/NDOCYTIC VESICLES IN AIN NUCLEATED RED BLOODTICS OF FURA-2 IN SINGLEN OF AMPHIBIAN CARDIACTININ-BONDED RED BLOODTININ-BONDED RED BLOODTININ-BONDED RED BLOODEMOGLOBIN IN RED BLOODSES OF TASTE RECEPTORMOUSE PANCREATIC BETAEMENTATION OF THE MAINREFINEMENT OF THE MAINN OF SPIN-LABELED LIGHTNE BILAYERS EFFECTS OFN/ NONUNIFORM VOLUMEPACITANCE, AND STRETCHOUND A CARDIAC CALCIUMUM THEORY FOR MULTIIONHANTRANSDUCTION/ OPENT RESOLUTION OF SINGLEADIUS OF THE GRAMICIDINF THE MEMBRANE BOUND/ DIFFUSION MODEL IN IONSTRETCH-INACTIVATED IONSFECTION LIPID BILAYERSER ELECTRICAL COUPLINGT IN A MODEL GRAMICIDINUM THEORY FOR MULTIIONATION OF THE WATER IN AID BILAYERS GUANIDINIUM

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BOUNDARY POTENTIAL/ MEASUREMEN 590939BUNDLES IN VITRO FASCIN STEREOCILI 590456BURNING HORSERADISH PEROXIDASE 590305BURSTING OSCILLATIONS STOCHASTIC 590547B800-B850 ANTENNA COMPLEXES OF R 590992

C IN CATIONIC BINARY AND TERNARY LC TO THE SURFACE OF VARIOUS ULTRC/ CHEMICAL EXCHANGE IN TWO DIMEC/ MULTIFREQUENCY CALORIMETRY 0CA BUFFERING ELECTRODIFFUSION 10CAGED ATP SATURATION-TRANSFER EPCAGED ATP/ RESTORING FORCES IN CCALCIUM BINDING SITES FLUORESCENCALCIUM CA2 ION CHANNEL MECHANTCALCIUM CHANNEL AND THE ROLE OFCALCIUM EXTRACELLULAR CA CA BUFCALCIUM INDICATORS TIME-RESOLVEDCALCIUM TRANSIENTS IN SKELETAL MUCALCIUM2-ATPASE IN THE SARCOPLASCALCULATED BY A THREE-DIELECTRICCALORIMETRY LIPIDS KINETICS PHASECALORIMETRY OF THE FOLDING/UNFOCALORIMETRY/ THE HYDRATION PRESCAPACITANCE HISTAMINE PATCH CLAMCAPACITANCE OF PLANAR BILAYER LIPCAPACITANCE, AND STRETCH CHANNELCAPRICOLUM DEUTERIUM NUCLEAR MACAPRICOLUM/ EFFECT OF CHOLESTERCARBOXY MB AT PH 3 TIME-RESOLVEDCARBOXY MYOGLOBIN RESONANCE RACARDIAC CALCIUM CHANNEL AND THECARDIAC CELL PATCH CLAMP/ CELL-ACARDIAC CELLS ELECTROPORATION ELCARDIAC MYOCYTES INSIGHT FROM RECARDIAC NA CHANNELS EVIDENCE FORCARDIAC POTASSIUM ION CHANNELS IKCARDIOVASCULAR DYNAMICS HEART RCARLO SIMULATION OF MINIATURE ENCARLO SIMULATION OF THE WATER INCARLO SIMULATION STUDIES OF LIPIDCARLO SIMULATIONS AND THEORY CHCARRIER MOBILE CHARGES CHLORIDECATIONIC BINARY AND TERNARY LIPID-CAVITY PRESSURE AND VOLUME ANDCA2 BINDING SITES APPLIED TO BIOLOCA2 RELEASE CHANNELS IN MALIGNANCELL AGGLUTINATION MECHANICS OFCELL AGGLUTINATION/ DETACHMENT 0CELL AGGLUTINATION/ DETACHMENT 0CELL ANALYZED BY SUBMICROSECONCELL MEMBRANE OF MYCOPLASMA CACELL MEMBRANE OF VALONIA UTRICULCELL MEMBRANE/ DYNAMIC MEASURECELL MEMBRANES BY A DIELECTROPHCELL RECOVERY SIGMOIDAL/ STEADYCELL SECRETORY PRODUCTS IN VITROCELL STRUCTURE CYTOSKELETON/ OSCELL-ATTACHED PATCH CLAMP STUDYCELL-FREE SYSTEM KIDNEY PROXIMALCELLS AND SUSPENSIONS OF NUCLEICELLS CALCIUM INDICATORS TIME-RESCELLS ELECTROPORATION ELECTROPECELLS I FORCES TO RUPTURE MOLECUCELLS II MECHANICAL ENERGIES TO SECELLS III MECHANICAL ANALYSIS FORCELLS PROTEINS DYNAMICS HYDRATIOCELLS TO SALTY STIMULI I FUNCTIONCELLS/ BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OFCHAIN DIRECTED ASSIGNMENT STRATECHAIN DIRECTED ASSIGNMENT STRATECHAIN-2 EXCHANGED ONTO MYOSIN CRCHAINLENGTH AND VESICLE SIZE MEMCHANGES DURING MUSCLE CONTRACTICHANNEL ACTIVATION/ QUANTITATIVECHANNEL AND THE ROLE OF SURFACECHANNEL APPLICATION TO ACETYLCHCHANNEL BLOCK BY GADOLINIUM IONCHANNEL CURRENTS AT POSTSYNAPTICHANNEL ELECTROSTATIC ENERGIES 0CHANNEL FORMING COOH-TERMINAL PCHANNEL GATING EXTENSION TO AGONCHANNEL IN MDX MYOTUBES MUSCULCHANNEL INCORPORATION/ VOLTAGE-CHANNEL INTERCELLULAR GATING SALICHANNEL STRUCTURE AND THERMODYCHANNEL THEORY/ GENERAL CONTINUCHANNEL WITH CHARGES GATING ELECCHANNEL-BLOCKERS PERM-SELECTIVIT

59100759089459032359004859070359123559112359104059116459070359070359018659001259048859078659077559004859053859003959093959072259089159069159090859090859070359102859102859112359052359015059094559129059041959026159044559023559100759009359104059108559088159083859084959020959089159023559081559098259024959102259128459102859120859020359018659102859083859084959088159038359121859007659111359110159012759077559092659072259070359027859116459029559078859051859113859116459092059011459098059027 1590419590901

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ATION TO ACETYLCHOLINEO AGONIST-ACTIVATED IONEPENDENT GAP JUNCTIONRD RECTIFIER POTASSIUME LIPID MEMBRANE/ IONICM IONS BLOCK GRAMICIDINRETICULUM CA2 RELEASEHARACTERIZATION OF IONITY NONLINEAR DYNAMICSTRORHEOLOGICAL MODELIBERS WITH LITTLE QBETAES CHLORIDE TRANSPORTATER IN A CHANNEL WITHTHE KINETICS OF MOBILEENT OF CYTOCHROME C/ORUS-31 NMR DOWNFIELDF FORCE GENERATION INRANES PHASIC RESPONSESUSPENSIONS OF NUCLEISCOPY OPTICAL ACTIVITYSCOPY OPTICAL ACTIVITYFOR THE EXISTENCE OF AINFLUENCE OF EXTERNALRANSPORT CHARGE PULSEARRIER MOBILE CHARGESLEXES CHLOROSOMES OFCE INDUCTION CURVES INTIC ANTENNA COMPLEXESCAPRICOLUM/ EFFECT OFANE PHOSPHOLIPID/ LIPIDNCE STUDY BIOMEMBRANESIMULATIONS AND THEORYLE X-RAY SCATTERING OFOPSIN IMPLICATIONS FORED BACTERIORHODOPSIN /PSIN BACTERIORHODOPSINAND ABSORPTION TO THEMEMBRANE WITH A PATCHP/ CELL-ATTACHED PATCHO MICROSCOPY OF PATCHGLUTAMATE AND GLYCINEOH-TERMINAL PEPTIDE OFIORHODOPSIN RHODOPSINCULAR DYNAMICS STUDY/ING/ REACTION RATE ANDHOTOSYNTHETIC ANTENNAIRON-TRANSFERRIN ANIONEASUREMENTS OF IMMUNEAND B800-B860 ANTENNAD TERNARY LIPID-PROTEINENSION/ AGING AND THENEUTRON DIFFRACTION II

ROIDES LINEAR DICHROISMD ASSIGNMENT STRATEGYNE CNS GLUTAMATE NMDAE OF EXTERNAL CHLORIDEHOLIPID CRITICAL MICELLEYSTEM/ FREQUENCY ANDON SORTING/ REVERSIBLE/ REVERSED ALAMETHICINSER IMAGING/ MEMBRANEEL RELATIVE PERMITTIVITYE FLUORESCENCE DANSYLLUTION OF PHOSPHOLIPIDDANSYL CONFORMATION/IFFUSION HEME PROTEIN/ORSERADISH PEROXIDASEANNELS ARE FORMED BYRIN ANION COMPLEXES ISE BACK TRANSMON RATEGIES TO SEPARATE LARGECAL ANALYSIS FOR LARGEANNEL THEORY/ GENERALLINE CHANNEL/ GENERAL-CONTRACTION COUPLINGCHANGES DURING MUSCLEN-TRANSFER EPR MUSCLETIONS IN ELECTROFUSIONN/ GROWTH CONDITIONSBOUND CHANNEL FORMINGNMR SPIN GROUPING ANDIVO CONDITIONS/ PHOTON-CELLS BY GAP JUNCTIONAL INVESTIGATION OF THEONAL HETEROGENEITY OFRESOLVED FLUOROMETRYVE TO LYSOPHOSPHOLIPIDHAVIOR IN FROG MUSCLE/D SINGLE MUSCLE FIBERSOF DECREASED TONICITYXCHANGED ONTO MYOSINREGULATORY PROTEINS/

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CHANNEL/ GENERAL CONTINUUM THEOCHANNELS ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOCHANNELS ARE FORMED BY CONNEXINCHANNELS IN GUINEA PIG VENTRICULACHANNELS IN LANGMUIR-BLODGETT FILCHANNELS IN LIPID BILAYERS GUANIDICHANNELS IN MALIGNANT HYPERTHERCHANNELS ON THE SURFACE MEMBRACHAOS THEORY ENTROPY DIMENSION/CHARGE EFFECTS/ MONTE CARLO SIMCHARGE MOVEMENT SKELETAL MUSCLCHARGE PULSE CHLORIDE CONCENTRACHARGES GATING ELECTRORHEOLOGICHARGES IN THE CELL MEMBRANE OFCHEMICAL EXCHANGE IN TWO DIMENSICHEMICAL SHIFTS OF LYSOPHOSPHATICHEMICALLY SKINNED FIBERS OF RABCHEMORECEPTION MEMBRANE POTENTCHICKEN ERYTHROCYTES/ SODIUM-23CHIRALITY/ DIFFERENTIAL POLARIZATICHIRALITY/ DIFFERENTIAL POLARIZATICHLORIDE CARRIER MOBILE CHARGESCHLORIDE CONCENTRATION ON THE KICHLORIDE CONCENTRATION VALONIA UCHLORIDE TRANSPORT CHARGE PULSECHLOROFLEXUS AURANTIACUS AND B8CHLOROPLASTS ON THE DURATION OFCHLOROSOMES OF CHLOROFLEXUS ACHOLESTEROL AND LANOSTEROL ON TCHOLESTEROL INTERACTIONS MONTECHOLESTEROL LANOSTEROL DYNAMICCHOLESTEROL LIPID BILAYER MONTE CCHROMATIN RADIUS AND MASS PER UNCHROMOPHORE-PROTEIN INTERACTIONCIRCULAR DICHROISM AND PHOTOCYCCIRCULAR DICHROISM FTIR FOURIER TCIRCULAR DICHROISM IMAGES MICROSCLAMP AMPLIFIER BLM BOUNDARY POCLAMP STUDY OF THE ELECTROPERMECLAMPED MEMBRANES STRESS, STRAICNS GLUTAMATE NMDA CONCENTRATICOLICIN El INFRARED SECONDARY STCOLICIN El/ FOURIER TRANSFORM INFCOLLECTIVE VIBRATIONS OF AN ALPHACOLLISIONAL EFFICIENCY OF THE RHOCOMPLEXES CHLOROSOMES OF CHLOCOMPLEXES IS CONSISTENT WITH BIDECOMPLEXES OF MAB 4-4-20 WITH ISOMCOMPLEXES OF RHODOBACTER SPHAECOMPLEXES RAMAN SPECTROSCOPYCOMPLEXITY OF CARDIOVASCULAR DYCOMPOSITION-SPACE REFINEMENT MECOMPRESSED GELS/ POLARIZED FLUOCOMPUTER ASSISTED APPROACH PATTCONCENTRATION JUMP/ KINETIC ANALCONCENTRATION ON THE KINETICS OFCONCENTRATION SHIFT REAGENT31P NCONCENTRATION WINDOWS FOR THE ECONDENSATION OF MAST CELL SECRECONDUCTANCE IN LIPID BILAYERS VOLCONDUCTANCE OF AN ELECTROPORATCONDUCTIVITY FIBER ORIENTATION INTCONFORMATION/ CONFORMATIONAL HCONFORMATIONAL HETEROGENEITY INCONFORMATIONAL HETEROGENEITY 0CONFORMATIONAL RELAXATION OF ACONFORMATIONAL TRANSITIONS SPECCONNEXIN32, THE MAJOR GAP JUNCTICONSISTENT WITH BIDENTATE BINDINGCONSTANTS GATING CURRENT SODIUMCONTACT AREAS BIOMEMBRANE ADHECONTACT AREAS BIOMEMBRANE ADHECONTINUUM THEORY FOR MULTIION CHCONTINUUM THEORY FOR MULTIION CHCONTRACTILE ACTIVATION/ EXISTENCECONTRACTION/ NONUNIFORM VOLUMECONTRACTION/ ROTATIONAL DYNAMICCONTRIBUTIONS OF MEMBRANE POTENCONTROL THE SIZE AND ORDER OF ACCOOH-TERMINAL PEPTIDE OF COLICINCORRELATION EXCHANGE ANALYSIS ACORRELATION SPECTROSCOPY OF LIGCOUPLING BURSTING OSCILLATIONS SCOVALENT AND ELECTROSTATIC BINDICREATINE KINASE DETERMINED FROMCREATINE KINASE FLUORESCENCE DACRITICAL MICELLE CONCENTRATION SHCROSS-BRIDGE CYCLING THEORIES ANCROSS-BRIDGE MUSCLE CONTRACTIONCROSS-BRIDGES HYPOTONICITY FROGCROSS-BRIDGES IN GLYCERINATED MUCROSS-HELIX SEPARATION OF TROPO

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BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL VOLUME 59 19911342

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RMATION DERIVED FROMF RABBIT PSOAS MUSCLEIES OF TROPOMYOSIN BYNANCE RAMAN STUDY ATING TO HEMEPROTEINS ICEPEPTIDES ON SPECIFIC ICEE/ FORMATION OF LIQUIDIOTIN / TWO-DIMENSIONALOF MINIATURE ENDPLATEYXICOLA AXONS/ GATINGTION OF SINGLE CHANNELLUORESCENCE INDUCTIONNCE OF OGAMMA IN FROGMUSCLE / CROSS-BRIDGER SODIUM CHANNELS ZINCSTATIC BINDING OF YEASTIH NMR ASSIGNMENT OFS MOLECULAR DYNAMICSNFOLDING TRANSITION OFM ACOUSTIC MICROSCOPYFOR FIBRINOGEN BY FLOWFOR FIBRINOGEN BY FLOWNSE VISCOELASTIC MODELR FLOW CELL STRUCTURE

E KINASE FLUORESCENCESOPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEXATRIENE FLUORESCENCEHALOPHILA/ PICOSECONDIN RINGER SOLUTION OFRHODOPSIN AT MODERATEUPING AND EXCHANGE INASUREMENT OF VOLTAGEREACTION CENTERS/ THEON MEMBRANE POTENTIALN DISTANCE INFORMATIONION CELL AGGLUTINATION/IN LIPID BILAYERS DIRECTE KINETICS OF PARTIALLYCTROPHORESIS METHOD/UTRON SCATTERING ACTINL LANOSTEROL DYNAMICSIMENSIONAL SOLID-STATEYCOPLASMA CAPRICOLUMIORHODOPSIN/ CIRCULARRPTION TO THE CIRCULARLARIZATION ADMITTANCE /RIC MODEL IMAGE ENERGYOSCOPIC THEORY OF THEF CELL MEMBRANES BY AN ON HEME-PROTEINSWITHICAL ACTIVITY CHIRALITY/ICAL ACTIVITY CHIRALITY/SUREMENTS USING X-RAYGES IN EQUATORIAL X-RAYE OF X-RAY AND NEUTRONE OF X-RAY AND NEUTRONMICROSCOPY AND X-RAYANES SMALL-ANGLE X-RAYUM BY RESONANCE X-RAYULTILAYERS USING X-RAYION TRANSVERSE TUBULE/IC VERSUS MACROSCOPICGLE CHANNEL DIFFUSION/H CLAMP SINGLE CHANNELMATRIX THE FORCE THATEMICAL EXCHANGE IN TWOCTROSCOPIC STUDIES OFUCTURE OF AN ABSORBEDFILMS MONOLAYERS MICAASE OF FULLY HYDRATEDSORPTION ISOTHERMS OFTOPHYSICAL MODEL FORPHOSPHOLIPID VESICLESETRAPHENYLBORATE, ANDOTENTIAL AND EFFECTIVEINTERACTION PRESSURES/OTIONS IN LIPID BILAYERSLE KINETICS THEORY ANDCTUATION ANALYSIS ANDATION OF THE MAIN CHAINMENT OF THE MAIN CHAINAL ROD PHOTORECEPTORTIONS BETWEEN FRESHLYRELATIONSHIP BETWEENSCOPY, TIME-RESOLVED/SOPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEATE, AND DIPICRYLAMINE/CED PHOSPHORUS-31 NMR

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CROSS-LINKING AND FROM RESONANCCROSSBRIDGE KINETICS MECHANOCHECRYOELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND X-CRYOGENIC TEMPERATURES CARBOXYCRYOGENIC WATER SOLUTE EPR SOLUCRYSTAL SURFACE PLANES/ ADSORPCRYSTALLINE PHASE OF ACTIN FILAMECRYSTALS OF STREPTAVIDIN ON BIOTICURRENT GENERATION IN THE VERTEBCURRENT KINETICS IN MYXICOLA GIANCURRENTS AT POSTSYNAPTIC SITES PCURVES IN CHLOROPLASTS ON THE DUCUT TWITCH FIBERS WITH LITTLE QBETCYCLING THEORIES AND HIGH-SPEED LCYSTEINE/ COMPETITIVE BINDING INTECYTOCHROME C TO THE SURFACE OFCYTOCHROME C/ CHEMICAL EXCHANGCYTOCHROME C/ MICROSCOPIC THEOCYTOCHROME C/ MULTIFREQUENCY CCYTOMECHANICS/ MEASURING ELASTICYTOMETRY I METHODOLOGY, THEORCYTOMETRY II PLATELET SIZE-DEPENDCYTOSKELETON/ EFFECT OF ANIOSMOCYTOSKELETON/ OSMOTICALLY INDUC

DDANSYL CONFORMATION/ CONFORMADECANOYL LYSOPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLIDECAY IN SOLVENTS AND IN PHOSPHODECAY KINETICS AND QUANTUM YIELDDECREASED TONICITY CROSS-BRIDGESDEHYDRATION BACTERIORHODOPSIN SDENTIN RELAXATION SELECTIVE INVERDEPENDENCE OF CAPACITANCE OF PLDEPENDENCE OF THE SHAPES OF FLUDEPOLARIZATION TONIC RESPONSE/ ADERIVED FROM CROSS-LINKING AND FDETACHMENT OF AGGLUTININ-BONDEDDETECTION BY TWO-DIMENSIONAL SOLDETERGENT SOLUBILIZED AND PARTIALDETERMINATION OF ELECTRIC PARAMEDEUTERATED PROTEIN THIN FILAMENTDEUTERIUM NMR MYCOPLASMA CAPRIDEUTERIUM NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESODEUTERIUM NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESODICHROISM AND PHOTOCYCLE KINETICDICHROISM IMAGES MICROSCOPY OPTIDIELECTRIC BEHAVIOR OF THE FROG LDIELECTRIC CONSTANT POLARIZABILITDIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF PROTEINSDIELECTROPHORESIS METHOD/ DETERDIFFERENT PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLES PRDIFFERENTIAL POLARIZATION IMAGINGDIFFERENTIAL POLARIZATION IMAGINGDIFFRACTION AND CALORIMETRY/ THEDIFFRACTION AND STIFFNESS DURINGDIFFRACTION I FLUID BILAYER MODELSDIFFRACTION II COMPOSmON-SPACE RDIFFRACTION IMAGE PROCESSING/ STDIFFRACTION STUDY/ LOCATION OF TDIFFRACTION/ LOCATION OF HIGH-AFFIDIFFRACTION/ STRUCTURAL INVESTIGDIFFUSION AROUND A CARDIAC CALCIDIFFUSION IN MODEL MEMBRANES BYDIFFUSION MODEL IN ION CHANNEL GADIFFUSION/ DIFFUSION MODEL IN IONDILATES THE EXOCYTOTIC FUSION PODIMENSIONS IN THE 1H NMR ASSIGNMEDIMYRISTOYLPHOSPHATIDIC ACID ANDDIMYRISTOYLPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEDIMYRISTOYLPHOSPHATIDYLETHANDADIPALMITOYLPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE ADIPALMITOYLPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEDIPHENYLHEXATRIENE FLUORESCENCEDIPHENYLHEXATRIENE FLUORESCENCEDIPICRYLAMINE/ DOMAINS AND ANOMADIPOLE INTERACTION PRESSURES/ DIPDIPOLE INTERACTIONS IN ELECTROFUSDIRECT DETECTION BY TWO-DIMENSIODIRECT METHOD BACTERIORHODOPSINDIRECT RESOLUTION OF SINGLE CHANDIRECTED ASSIGNMENT STRATEGY CODIRECTED ASSIGNMENT STRATEGY FODISK MEMBRANES FLUORESCENT PRODISPERSED PAIRS OF MOUSE PANCREDISTANCE INFORMATION DERIVED FRODISTORTIONS IN THE PHOTOCYCLE OFDODECANOYL LYSOPHOSPHATIDYLCHDOMAINS AND ANOMALOUS ADSORPTIDOWNFIELD CHEMICAL SHIFTS OF LYS

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ENDENT GAP JUNCTION INN CHLOROPLASTS ON THEFRACTION AND STIFFNESSNAMIC LIGHT SCATTERINGONSE/ A MODEL FOR THEOLESTEROL LANOSTEROLD BLOOD CELLS PROTEINSNTRACTION/ ROTATIONALLPHA-HELIX A MOLECULAR

OTOTROPHIC BACTERIUM,EMBRANE POTENTIAL ANDN RATE AND COLLISIONALOMECHANICS/ MEASURINGATION WINDOWS FOR THEN THE NONHOMOGENEOUSHOD/ DETERMINATION OFSOPHILA MELANOGASTER/ OSMOTICALLY INDUCEDLLULAR CA CA BUFFERINGDIPOLE INTERACTIONS INLATED MACROMOLECULESE SYNERGISTIC ANION ONN MODEL MEMBRANES BYCH CLAMP STUDY OF THECELLS ELECTROPORATIONAR MUSCLE MYOCARDIUMNE CONDUCTANCE OF ANMPHIBIAN CARDIAC CELLSANSMEMBRANE POTENTIALEL WITH CHARGES GATINGN OF THE COVALENT ANDTHE GRAMICIDIN CHANNELPROPERTIES OF PROTEINSTION WITH AN ALLOCATEDORESCENCE MICROSCOPYENDENT ACIDIFICATION INMENT OF PH IN INDIVIDUALKIDNEY PROXIMAL TUBULESIMULATION OF MINIATURECHANNEL ELECTROSTATICOOD CELLS II MECHANICALTION PULSES EXCITATIONSG AND FROM RESONANCEDYNAMICS CHAOS THEORYEMBRANES BY SPIN-LABELTP SATURATION-TRANSFERRYOGENIC WATER SOLUTEANION IRON TRANSFERRINE-RESOLVED CHANGES INUPING AND CORRELATIONNMR SPIN GROUPING ANDYTOCHROME C/ CHEMICALIMENSIONAL SOLID-STATEEMENT SKELETAL MUSCLEOF ILLUMINATION PULSESONTRACTILE ACTIVATION /TORY PRODUCTS IN VITROFORCE THAT DILATES THERATE SKELETAL MUSCLESL IN ION CHANNEL GATINGICULARIS/ INFLUENCE OFSURFACE BOUND CALCIUMOF LIGHT SCATTERED BYINAL PEPTIDE OF COLICIN

NAMICS OF SPIN-LABELEDACTIN BUNDLES IN VITROD ITS INTERACTIONS WITHRMITTIVITY CONDUCTIVITYD VOLUME AND SYSTOLICCLAMPED SINGLE MUSCLEFNESS OF SINGLE MUSCLEN IN CHEMICALLY SKINNEDF GLYCERINATED MUSCLEMMA IN FROG CUT TWITCHNTS IN SKELETAL MUSCLEIN GLYCERINATED MUSCLEEIN IIB-IIIA RECEPTOR FOREIN IIB-IIIA RECEPTOR FORHOMOGENEOUS ELECTRICAND ITS DEPENDENCE ONSTALLINE PHASE OF ACTINICAL SIGNALS FROM ACTINS IN LANGMUIR-BLODGETT

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DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER ELECTRIDURATION OF ILLUMINATION PULSES EDURING RISE OF TETANIC TENSION IN IDYNAMIC LIGHT SCATTERING VESICLEDYNAMIC RESPONSES OF TASTE RECEDYNAMICS DEUTERIUM NMR MYCOPLADYNAMICS HYDRATION NEUTRON SCATDYNAMICS OF SPIN-LABELED F-ACTINDYNAMICS STUDY/ COLLECTIVE VIBRA

EECTOTHIORHODOSPIRA HALOPHILA/ PiEFFECTIVE DIPOLE INTERACTION PRESEFFICIENCY OF THE RHODOPSIN-TRANELASTIC PROPERTIES OF CELLS BY EVELECTRIC ACTIVATION OF A MEMBRANELECTRIC FIELD OF A PROTEIN GEMINAELECTRIC PARAMETERS OF CELL MEMELECTRICAL COUPLING CHANNEL INTEELECTRICAL SIGNALS FROM ACTIN FILELECTRODIFFUSION ION DEPLETION TRELECTROFUSION CONTRIBUTIONS OFELECTRON CRYSTALLOGRAPHY BIOTINELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE SPECTRAELECTROPERMEABILIZATION OF AMPHIELECTROPERMEABILIZATION TRANSMEELECTROPHYSIOLOGY MYOCARDIAL CELECTROPORATED CELL ANALYZED BYELECTROPORATION ELECTROPERMEABELECTROPORATION MEMBRANE POTENELECTRORHEOLOGICAL MODEL CHARGELECTROSTATIC BINDING OF YEAST CYELECTROSTATIC ENERGIES OF IONS CELECTROSTATICS MOLECULAR DYNAMIELLIPSOIDAL-SHELLS MODEL RELATIVEEMISSION KINETICS OF FURA-2 IN SINGENDOCYTIC VESICLES FROM KIDNEY PENDOCYTIC VESICLES IN A CELL-FREEENDOSOME FLUORESCENCE 1 ATPASEENDPLATE CURRENT GENERATION IN TENERGIES OF IONS CALCULATED BY AENERGIES TO SEPARATE LARGE CONTENERGY TRANSFER PHOTOSYNTHETICENERGY TRANSFER, WITH SPECIFIC REENTROPY DIMENSION/ AGING AND THEEPR AND FREQUENCY-DOMAIN FLUOREEPR MUSCLE CONTRACTION/ ROTATIOEPR SOLUTE-REJECTION/ INFLUENCEEPR SYNERGISTIC ANION/ EFFECT OFEQUATORIAL X-RAY DIFFRACTION ANDEXCHANGE ANALYSIS APPLICATION TOEXCHANGE IN DENTIN RELAXATION SELEXCHANGE IN TWO DIMENSIONS IN THEEXCHANGE NMR APPLICATIONS TO MOEXCITATION-CONTRACTION COUPLINGEXCITATIONS ENERGY TRANSFER PHOTEXISTENCE OF OGAMMA IN FROG CUTEXOCYTOSIS POLYMERS GRANULES PEXOCYTOTIC FUSION PORE? MAST CELEXPRESS TWO TRIAD JUNCTIONAL FOEXTENSION TO AGONIST-ACTIVATED 10EXTERNAL CHLORIDE CONCENTRATIONEXTRACELLULAR CA CA BUFFERING ELEYE LENSES IN IN VIVO CONDITIONS/ PEl INFRARED SECONDARY STRUCTURE

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FF-ACTIN DURING ACTIVATION OF MYOSI 591235FASCIN STEREOCILIA NUCLEATION/ GR 590456FERRICYTOCHROME C IN CATIONIC BIN 591007FIBER ORIENTATION INTERFACIAL POL 590139FIBER STRESS AND STRAIN IN THE WAL 590093FIBERS CROSS-BRIDGE MUSCLE CONT 591273FIBERS IMMERSED IN RINGER SOLUTIO 591002FIBERS OF RABBIT PSOAS MUSCLE CR 590329FIBERS USING NONNUCLEOSIDE TRIPH 590598FIBERS WITH LITTLE QBETA CHARGE M 590503FIBERS/ IMAGING OF CALCIUM TRANSI 590012FIBERS/ ORIENTATION OF SPIN-LABELE 590127FIBRINOGEN BY FLOW CYTOMETRY I M 590815FIBRINOGEN BY FLOW CYTOMETRY II P 590828FIELD OF A PROTEIN GEMINATE RECOM 590004FILAMENT LENGTH AS STUDIED BY OPT 590025FILAMENT SOLUTIONS AND ITS DEPEND 590025FILAMENTS PHASE CHANGE WATER FL 591284FILMS IMAGED BY A SCANNING TUNNEL 590889

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IBER RADIUS OF GYRATIONIN HEMOGLOBIN SUBUNITSCKERS PERM-SELECTIVITYTOR FOR FIBRINOGEN BYTOR FOR FIBRINOGEN BYURRENT/ NONSTATIONARYNEUTRON DIFFRACTION IS MOLECULAR MODELING/S MOLECULAR MODELING/OMETRY CREATINE KINASEFOR DIPHENYLHEXATRIENEATION PROTON DIFFUSIONORESCENCE ANISOTROPYENCE OF THE SHAPES OFIBODIES ANTIFLUORESCEINES ACTIVE SITE KINETICS/RESSED GELS/ POLARIZEDCOUNTING / NANOSECONDON MEMBRANE POTENTIALAND QUANTUM YIELD OFLES DIPHENYLHEXATRIENEAND FREQUENCY-DOMAINM CALCIUM BINDING SITESXIMAL TUBULE ENDOSOMECEPTOR DISK MEMBRANESREEZING PROCESS UPOND FROM PHASE RESOLVEDCY CALORIMETRY OF THES TWO TRIAD JUNCTIONALAND THE MECHANISM OFHEXATIC PHASE/ ATOMICF CAGED ATP/ RESTORINGNDED RED BLOOD CELLS IESICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONMBRANE BOUND CHANNELN RHODOPSIN COLICIN El/R TRANSFORM INFRARED/NAL-PROTEIN INTERACTIONTION/ INFLUENCE OF THETIVE TRANSPORTSYSTEM/BY SPIN-LABEL EPR ANDAP JUNCTIONS BETWEENXISTENCE OF QGAMMA INS-BRIDGES HYPOTONICITYECTRIC BEHAVIOR OF THEENGTHENING BEHAVIOR INSIN CIRCULAR DICHROISMSTABLE RIPPLE PHASE OFPY EMISSION KINETICS OFDILATES THE EXOCYTOTIC

IN INTACT RETINAL RODSOLECULES LUMINESCENCEPEN CHANNEL BLOCK BYON/ VOLTAGE-DEPENDENTNCREATIC BETA-CELLS BY/ A VOLTAGE-DEPENDENTCONNEXIN32, THE MAJORHYSICAL PROPERTIES OFRANES MYXICOLA AXONS/NSITION RATE CONSTANTSCHANNEL WITH CHARGESN MODEL IN ION CHANNELCHANNEL INTERCELLULARATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY/ATION DYNAMICS OF THELOBIN RESONANCE RAMANTRIC FIELD OF A PROTEINLTIION CHANNEL THEORY/CETYLCHOLINE CHANNEL /HE MECHANISM OF FORCETURE ENDPLATE CURRENTNT KINETICS IN MYXICOLAMODEL MECHANICS HEARTBINDING SITES EACH FORTAMATE AND GLYCINE CNSLOGUES/ MECHANICS OFYOSIN CROSS-BRIDGES INCH FOR GLUTAMATE ANDANCE LATERAL DIFFUSIONMR STUDY/ DYNAMICS OFTHE PLATELET MEMBRANETHE PLATELET MEMBRANEIVE PORE RADIUS OF THETRANSPORT IN A MODELMALL IMINIUM IONS BLOCKLLING OF THE SECRETORY0 EXOCYTOSIS POLYMERSENCE FOR A SULFHYDRYL

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FIXATION AGGREGATION GUINIER ANALFLASH PHOTOLYSIS OPTICAL SPECTROFLICKER BLOCK ION CHANNELS/ SMALFLOW CYTOMETRY I METHODOLOGY, TFLOW CYTOMETRY II PLATELET SIZE-DFLUCTUATION ANALYSIS AND DIRECT RFLUID BILAYER MODELS AND THE LIMITFLUID BILAYER STRUCTURE DETERMINFLUID BILAYER STRUCTURE DETERMINFLUORESCENCE DANSYL CONFORMATIFLUORESCENCE DECAY IN SOLVENTSFLUORESCENCE DYNAMICS LYSOSYMEFLUORESCENCE DYNAMICS SINGLE-PHFLUORESCENCE INDUCTION CURVES INFLUORESCENCE LIFETIMES ACTIVE SITFLUORESCENCE MEASUREMENTS OF IFLUORESCENCE MEASUREMENTS ONFLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY EMISSIFLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY SEA URFLUORESCENCE OF THE PHOTOACTIVEFLUORESCENCE PHOSPHOLIPID VESICLFLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY/ RESFLUORESCENCE VIBRATIONAL SPECTRFLUORESCENCE 1 ATPASE IMAGE ANAFLUORESCENT PROBES INTRACELLULAFLUORIDE BINDING TO HEMEPROTEINSFLUOROMETRY CREATINE KINASE FLUFOLDING/UNFOLDING TRANSITION OFFOOT PROTEIN ISOFORMS/ NONMAMMFORCE GENERATION IN CHEMICALLY SFORCE MICROSCOPY OF HYDRATED PFORCES IN CARDIAC MYOCYTES INSIGFORCES TO RUPTURE MOLECULAR-POIFORM FACTOR/ VESICLE SIZING NUMBFORMING COOH-TERMINAL PEPTIDE OFFOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED EVIDEFOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED STUDIFOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED/ FOUFREEZING PROCESS UPON FLUORIDE BFREQUENCY AND CONCENTRATION WIFREQUENCY-DOMAIN FLUORESCENCEFRESHLY DISPERSED PAIRS OF MOUSEFROG CUT TWITCH FIBERS WITH LITTLEFROG FIBERS MYOSIN/ TENSION AND IFROG LENS IN THE 100 HZ TO 500 MHZFROG MUSCLE/ CROSS-BRIDGE CYCLIFTIR FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRA REDFULLY HYDRATED DIPALMITOYLPHOSPFURA-2 IN SINGLE CELLS CALCIUM INDIFUSION PORE? MAST CELL CAPACITAN

GG-PROTEIN TRANSDUCIN RHODOPSIN KIGADOLINIUM CALCIUM BINDING SITES FGADOLINIUM ION OF THE STRETCH-INAGAP JUNCTION CHANNELS ARE FORMEGAP JUNCTION COUPLING BURSTING 0GAP JUNCTION IN DROSOPHILA MELANGAP JUNCTION PROTEIN OF RAT LIVERGAP JUNCTIONS BETWEEN FRESHLY DiGATING CURRENT KINETICS IN MYXICOGATING CURRENT SODIUM CHANNELSGATING ELECTRORHEOLOGICAL MODEGATING EXTENSION TO AGONIST-ACTIVGATING SALIVARY GLAND/ A VOLTAGEGD3 VIBRONIC SIDE BAND SPECTROSCGEL TO LIQUID-CRYSTALLINE TRANSITIGEMINATE RECOMBINATION PICOSECOGEMINATE RECOMBINATION PROTON DiGENERAL CONTINUUM THEORY FOR MGENERAL CONTINUUM THEORY FOR MGENERATION IN CHEMICALLY SKINNEDGENERATION IN THE VERTEBRATE NEUGIANT AXONS ORDER OF THE BACK TRGLOBAL/ RELATION BETWEEN LEFT VEGLUTAMATE AND GLYCINE CNS GLUTAGLUTAMATE NMDA CONCENTRATION JGLYCERINATED MUSCLE FIBERS USINGGLYCERINATED MUSCLE FIBERS/ ORIEGLYCINE CNS GLUTAMATE NMDA CONCGLYCOLIPID BILAYERS 2 D-EXCHANGE/GLYCOLIPIDS IN THE LIQUID-CRYSTALLIGLYCOPROTEIN IIB-IIIA RECEPTOR FORGLYCOPROTEIN IIB-IIIA RECEPTOR FORGRAMICIDIN CHANNEL ELECTROSTATICGRAMICIDIN CHANNEL STRUCTURE ANDGRAMICIDIN CHANNELS IN LIPID BILAYEGRANULE MATRIX THE FORCE THAT DILGRANULES PHASE TRANSMON SORTINGROUP IN THE ZN2/SAXITOXIN BINDING

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HALOPHILA/ PICOSECOND DECAY KINEHALOPHILIC PURPLE PHOTOTROPHIC BHAPTENS ANTIBODIES ANTIFLUORESCEHEADS/ ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEHEART GLOBAL/ RELATION BETWEEN LHEART RATE VARIABILITY BLOOD PRESHEISENBERG EXCHANGE STEPPED-GRAHEME PROTEIN/ CONFORMATIONAL REHEME-PROTEINSWITH DIFFERENT PHYSIHEMEPROTEINS ICE CRYOGENIC WATEHEMOGLOBIN IN RED BLOOD CELLS PRHEMOGLOBIN MYOGLOBIN HEMOGLOBIHEMOGLOBIN SUBUNITS FLASH PHOTOHETEROGENEITY IN ATP-DEPENDENT AHETEROGENEITY IN MODEL MEMBRANEHETEROGENEITY OF CREATINE KINASEHEXATIC PHASE/ ATOMIC FORCE MICRHIERARCHY/ IMPLEMENTATION OF THEHIGH-AFFINITY METAL BINDING SITES INHIGH-SPEED LENGTHENING BEHAVIOR IHIGHER BORN APPROXIMATIONS MICRHISTAMINE PATCH CLAMP/ IS SWELLINHOLE BURNING HORSERADISH PEROXIDHORSERADISH PEROXIDASE CONFORMHUMAN SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM CHYDRATED DIPALMITOYLPHOSPHATIDYHYDRATED PHOSPHATIDYLETHANOLAMHYDRATION NADNA PARACRYSTALS/ NHYDRATION NEUTRON SCATTERING/ VIHYDRATION PRESSURE BETWEEN LIPIDHYPERTHERMIC SKELETAL MUSCLE/ AHYPOTONICITY FROG FIBERS MYOSIN/HZ TO 500 MHZ RANGE SIMULATION WI

ICE CRYOGENIC WATER SOLUTE EPR SICE CRYSTAL SURFACE PLANES/ ADSIIB-IIIA RECEPTOR FOR FIBRINOGEN BYIIB-I11A RECEPTOR FOR FIBRINOGEN BYIKI ANTIARRHYTHMIC AGENTS/ SINGLEILLUMINATION PULSES EXCITATIONS EIMAGE ANALYSIS/ HETEROGENEITY INIMAGE ENERGY DIELECTRIC CONSTANTIMAGE PROCESSING/ STRUCTURAL STIMAGED BY A SCANNING TUNNELING MlIMAGES MICROSCOPY OPTICAL ACTIVIIMAGING HEISENBERG EXCHANGE STEPIMAGING IV IMAGES IN HIGHER BORN AIMAGING OF CALCIUM TRANSIENTS IN SIMAGING OF TRANSMEMBRANE POTENTIMAGING V NUMERICAL APERTURE EFFIMINIUM IONS BLOCK GRAMICIDIN CHANIMMERSED IN RINGER SOLUTION OF DEIMMUNE COMPLEXES OF MAB 4-4-20 WIMPLEMENTATION OF THE MAIN CHAININ THE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM BYIN VITRO FASCIN STEREOCILIA NUCLEAIN VITRO/ A PHYSICAL MODEL OF ATP-IN VIVO CONDITIONS/ PHOTON CORREINDIVIDUAL ENDOCYTIC VESICLES IN AINDUCED BY PHOTOLYSIS OF CAGED AINDUCED ELECTRICAL SIGNALS FROMINDUCTION CURVES IN CHLOROPLASTSINFORMATION DERIVED FROM CROSS-LINFRARED EVIDENCE FOR A PREDOMININFRARED SECONDARY STRUCTURE ALINFRARED SPECTRA/ ORIENTATION OFINFRARED STUDIES OF ACTIVE-SITE-MEINHIBITORY POSTSYNAPTIC CURRENT/INSIGHT FROM RELAXATIONS INDUCEDINSTANTANEOUS STIFFNESS OF SINGLINTACT LENGTH-CLAMPED SINGLE MUSINTACT RETINAL RODS G-PROTEIN TRAINTEGRAL MEMBRANE PROTEINS/ MONINTEGRINS ADHESION RECEPTORS PLAINTEGRINS PLATELET HETEROGENEITYINTERACTION BETWEEN ZN2 AND SAXITINTERACTION PRESSURES/ DIPOLE INTINTERACTION, TRANSDUCIN ACTIVATIO

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TION PRESSURES/ DIPOLEOSPHATIDIC ACID AND ITSRICAL COUPLING CHANNELLAYER AT THE AIR/WATERTIVITY FIBER ORIENTATIONIC STREAMING IN NITELLATRACELLULAR POTENTIAL/ON PROTEIN OF RAT LIVERES FLUORESCENT PROBESCTION ACTION POTENTIALHYTHMIC AGENTS/ SINGLE2/SAXITOXIN BINDING SITEION/ DIFFUSION MODEL INHE STRETCH-INACTIVATEDDYSTROPHY CALCIUM CA2CETYLCHOLINE RECEPTORN TO AGONIST-ACTIVATED/ CHARACTERIZATION OFLECTIVITY FLICKER BLOCKERING ELECTRODIFFUSIONEL BLOCK BY GADOLINIUME AND THERMODYNAMICS/LECULE LIPID MEMBRANE/HANNELS/ SMALL IMINIUMTROSTATIC ENERGIES OFMBRANES AND LIPOPHILICTE BINDING OF THE ANIONRESONANCE SPECTRA OFUNCTIONAL FOOT PROTEINEXES OF MAB 4-4-20 WITHANOMALOUS ADSORPTION

VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT GAPEATIC BETA-CELLS BY GAPVOLTAGE-DEPENDENT GAPNEXIN32, THE MAJOR GAPEBRATE NEUROMUSCULARCLES EXPRESS TWO TRIADICAL PROPERTIES OF GAP

S IN A CELL-FREE SYSTEMDOCYTIC VESICLES FROMEROGENEITY OF CREATINEA CONCENTRATION JUMP/TRANSDUCIN RHODOPSINHILA/ PICOSECOND DECAYAXONS/ GATING CURRENTAS MUSCLE CROSSBRIDGEE MICROSCOPY EMISSIONCONCENTRATION ON THENES CALORIMETRY LIPIDSG COMPLEX PHOTOCYCLECE LIFETIMES ACTIVE SITE

ON OF SPECIFICALLY 13C0ANE/ IONIC CHANNELS INETHANOLAMINE BILAYERSMEMBRANE CHOLESTEROLCT OF CHOLESTEROL ANDPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINES/L ENERGIES TO SEPARATECHANICAL ANALYSIS FOROSCOPY SEA URCHIN EGGAR MAGNETIC RESONANCEo/ IN MEMORY OF PETERIN ON BIOTINYLATED LIPIDBAL/ RELATION BETWEENEPENDENCE ON FILAMENTE OPTICAL BIREFRINGENCEENGTH DEPEND ON LINKERETANIC TENSION IN INTACTHEORIES AND HIGH-SPEEDC BEHAVIOR OF THE FROGLIGHT SCATTERED BY EYENTATION OF SPIN-LABELEDTION SPECTROSCOPY OFTRIBUTIONS BY DYNAMICOTON TRANSPORT VISION/ILAYER MODELS AND THEDOBACTER SPHAEROIDESUNIT LENGTH DEPEND ONY STIMULI FUNCTION OF

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INTERACTIONS IN ELECTROFUSION COINTERACTIONS WITH FERRICYTOCHROINTERCELLULAR GATING SALIVARY GLINTERFACE NEUTRON REFLECTION STUINTERFACIAL POLARIZATION ADMITTANINTERNODAL CELL RECOVERY SIGMOIDINTERSTITIAL POTENTIAL DURING PROPINTRACELLULAR COMMUNICATION SININTRACELLULAR PH PH REGULATION PINTRACELLULAR POTENTIAL/ INTERSTIINWARD RECTIFIER POTASSIUM CHANNIODOACETAMIDE PLANAR BILAYER SODION CHANNEL GATING EXTENSION TO AION CHANNEL IN MDX MYOTUBES MUSION CHANNEL MECHANTRANSDUCTIONION CHANNEL PATCH CLAMP SINGLE CION CHANNELS ACETYLCHOLINE RECEION CHANNELS ON THE SURFACE MEMION CHANNELS/ SMALL IMINIUM IONSION DEPLETION TRANSVERSE TUBULE/ION OF THE STRETCH-INACTIVATED IONION TRANSPORT IN A MODEL GRAMICIDIONIC CHANNELS IN LANGMUIR-BLODGIONS BLOCK GRAMICIDIN CHANNELS INIONS CALCULATED BY A THREE-DIELECIONS PENTACHLOROPHENOLATE, TETRIRON TRANSFERRIN EPR SYNERGISTICIRON-TRANSFERRIN ANION COMPLEXEISOFORMS/ NONMAMMALIAN VERTEBRISOMERIC HAPTENS ANTIBODIES ANTIFISOTHERMS OF DIPALMITOYLPHOSPHA

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JUNCTION CHANNELS ARE FORMED BYJUNCTION COUPLING BURSTING OSCILJUNCTION IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGAJUNCTION PROTEIN OF RAT LIVER INTRJUNCTION/ MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONJUNCTIONAL FOOT PROTEIN ISOFORMJUNCTIONS BETWEEN FRESHLY DISPE

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KIDNEY PROXIMAL TUBULE ENDOSOMEKIDNEY PROXIMAL TUBULE MEASUREMKINASE DETERMINED FROM PHASE RESKINETIC ANALYSIS OF ANTAGONIST ACKINETIC LIGHT SCATTERING/ REACTIONKINETICS AND QUANTUM YIELD OF FLUKINETICS IN MYXICOLA GIANT AXONS 0

KINETICS MECHANOCHEMISTRY ACTOMKINETICS OF FURA-2 IN SINGLE CELLSKINETICS OF MOBILE CHARGES IN THEKINETICS PHASE TRANSITION/ RELAXAKINETICS THEORY AND DIRECT METHOKINETICS/ FLUORESCENCE MEASUREM

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LABELED PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE MULLANGMUIR-BLODGETT FILMS IMAGED BLANGMUIR-BLODGETT FILMS MONOLAYLANOSTEROL DYNAMICS DEUTERIUM NLANOSTEROL ON THE STRUCTURE ANDLANTHANIDE-INDUCED PHOSPHORUS-3LARGE CONTACT AREAS BIOMEMBRANLARGE CONTACT AREAS BIOMEMBRANLASER IMAGING/ MEMBRANE CONDUCLATERAL DIFFUSION GLYCOLIPID BILAYLAUGER 1934-1990/ IN MEMORY OF PELAYERS AND THEIR INTERACTIONS WITLEFT VENTRICULAR CAVITY PRESSURELENGTH AS STUDIED BY OPTICAL BIRELENGTH DEPENDENCE/ FORMATION OFLENGTH 30 NM FIBER RADIUS OF GYRALENGTH-CLAMPED SINGLE MUSCLE FIBLENGTHENING BEHAVIOR IN FROG MUSLENS IN THE 100 HZ TO 500 MHZ RANGLENSES IN IN VIVO CONDITIONS/ PHOTLIGHT CHAIN-2 EXCHANGED ONTO MYOLIGHT SCATTERED BY EYE LENSES INLIGHT SCATTERING DYNAMIC LIGHT SCLIGHT-INDUCED PROTON PERMEABILITYLIMITS OF RESOLUTION LIPID BILAYERLINEAR DICHROISM COMPRESSED GELLINKER LENGTH 30 NM FIBER RADIUS 0LIPID BILAYER MEMBRANES PHASIC RE

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ND THEORY CHOLESTEROLECORDING TRANSFECTIONTION PRESSURE BETWEENANGE/ SLOW MOTIONS INGRAMICIDIN CHANNELS INHE LIMITS OF RESOLUTIONACE REFINEMENT METHODETHICIN CONDUCTANCE INEMBRANE PHOSPHOLIPID /ATR-FT-IR SPECTROSCOPYS RAMAN SPECTROSCOPYTAVIDIN ON BIOTINYLATEDANCE OF PLANAR BILAYERPOLYPEPTIDE MOLECULEE OF VARIOUS ULTRATHINSIMULATION STUDIES OFNIC BINARY AND TERNARYTROSCOPY LIPID DOMAINSEMBRANES CALORIMETRYYLCHOLINES MEMBRANESHOLINE MEMBRANES ANDENT ROD-LIKE MOLECULESNDENCE/ FORMATION OFS OF GLYCOLIPIDS IN THEYNAMICS OF THE GEL TOCUT TWITCH FIBERS WITHUNCTION PROTEIN OF RATIFIC REFERENCE TO SITESNCE X-RAY DIFFRACTION/NALYSIS APPLICATION TOTIONAL RELAXATION OF AGICAL MACROMOLECULESELD CHEMICAL SHIFTS OFOLINES ARE SENSITIVE TOLUORESCENCE DYNAMICS

IMMUNE COMPLEXES OFTIONS WITH BIOTINYLATEDS APPLIED TO BIOLOGICALT/ MICROSCOPIC VERSUSATE DEUTERIUM NUCLEARLUM DEUTERIUM NUCLEARINS/ REFINEMENT OF THEIMPLEMENTATION OF THEMED BY CONNEXIN32, THEA2 RELEASE CHANNELS INCHROMATIN RADIUS ANDXOCYTOTIC FUSION PORE?SIBLE CONDENSATION OFTHE SECRETORY GRANULEND DYNAMICS/ CARBOXYTIVATED ION CHANNEL INSCOPY CYTOMECHANICS /DED RED BLOOD CELLS IIIDED RED BLOOD CELLS IITOCHASTIC MODELS FORTRAIN IN THE WALL MODELION CELL AGGLUTINATIONGE MUSCLE CONTRACTIONE CROSSBRIDGE KINETICSALCIUM CA2 ION CHANNEL/ EFFECT OF ANIOSMOTICJUNCTION IN DROSOPHILAECTRIC ACTIVATION OF AAPPLICATIONS TO MODELLICAL STRUCTURE OF THECHIN EGG LASER IMAGING/EMENTS OF THE PLATELETEMENTS OF THE PLATELETANNELS ON THE SURFACED DYNAMICS OF THE CELLILE CHARGES IN THE CELLSION CONTRIBUTIONS OFPONSE CHEMORECEPTIONENTIAL ELECTROPORATIONPROFILES NEAR INTEGRALOF PLANAR BILAYER LIPIDYPEPTIDE MOLECULE LIPIDYLPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINERIC PARAMETERS OF CELLPIC DIFFUSION IN MODELHETEROGENEITY IN MODELLENGTH AND VESICLE SIZEOD PHOTORECEPTOR DISKPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINESANNELS VOLTAGE GATINGUNCTION OF LIPID BILAYERANTS IN ORIENTED MODELCOPY OF PATCH CLAMPED

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LIPID BILAYER MONTE CARLO MODELLIPID BILAYERS CHANNEL INCORPORATLIPID BILAYERS COMPARISON OF MEALIPID BILAYERS DIRECT DETECTION BYLIPID BILAYERS GUANIDINIUM CHANNELLIPID BILAYERS MOLECULAR MODELINLIPID BILAYERS MOLECULAR MODELINLIPID BILAYERS VOLTAGE-DEPENDENTLIPID CHOLESTEROL INTERACTIONS MLIPID CONFORMATION BILAYERS INFRALIPID DOMAINS LIPID/PROTEIN COMPLELIPID LAYERS AND THEIR INTERACTIONLIPID MEMBRANE WITH A PATCH CLAMLIPID MEMBRANE/ IONIC CHANNELS INLIPID MULTILAYERS USING X-RAY DIFFLIPID ORDER PARAMETER PROFILES NLIPID-PROTEIN COMPLEXES RAMAN SPLIPID/PROTEIN COMPLEXES/ RAMAN SLIPIDS KINETICS PHASE TRANSITION/ RLIPIDS NMR SPECTROSCOPY PHOSPHALIPOPHILIC IONS PENTACHLOROPHENOLIQUID CRYSTALLINE OPTICAL BIREFRILIQUID CRYSTALLINE PHASE OF ACTINLIQUID-CRYSTALLINE STATE 2H NMR SLIQUID-CRYSTALLINE TRANSITION OF PLITTLE QBETA CHARGE MOVEMENT SKLIVER INTRACELLULAR COMMUNICATIOLOCATED ON MYOSIN HEADS/ ON THELOCATION OF HIGH-AFFINITY METAL BILOW HYDRATION NADNA PARACRYSTALOW-TEMPERATURE PROTEIN AS PROBLUMINESCENCE GADOLINIUM CALCIUMLYSOPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINES ARE SELYSOPHOSPHOLIPID CRITICAL MICELLELYSOSYME/ PROTON TRANSFER DYNA

MMAB 4-4-20 WITH ISOMERIC HAPTENS AMACROMOLECULES ELECTRON CRYSTMACROMOLECULES LUMINESCENCE GMACROSCOPIC DIFFUSION IN MODEL MMAGNETIC RESONANCE LATERAL DIFFMAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY BIOMEMAIN CHAIN DIRECTED ASSIGNMENT STMAIN CHAIN DIRECTED ASSIGNMENT STMAJOR GAP JUNCTION PROTEIN OF RAMALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIC SKELETALMASS PER UNIT LENGTH DEPEND ON LiMAST CELL CAPACITANCE HISTAMINE PMAST CELL SECRETORY PRODUCTS INMATRIX THE FORCE THAT DILATES THEMB AT PH 3 TIME-RESOLVED RESONANMDX MYOTUBES MUSCULAR DYSTROPMEASURING ELASTIC PROPERTIES OFMECHANICAL ANALYSIS FOR LARGE CMECHANICAL ENERGIES TO SEPARATEMECHANICAL TRANSDUCTION/ STOCHAMECHANICS HEART GLOBAL/ RELATIOMECHANICS OF CELL-CELL ADHESION/MECHANICS X-RAY DIFFRACTION MUSCMECHANOCHEMISTRY ACTOMYOSIN SKMECHANTRANSDUCTION/ OPEN CHANNMEDIA ON THE VOLUME OF THE T-LYMMELANOGASTER ELECTRICAL COUPLINMEMBRANE ACTIVE TRANSPORTSYSTEMEMBRANE AND BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMSMEMBRANE BOUND CHANNEL FORMINGMEMBRANE CONDUCTANCE OF AN ELEMEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEIN IIB-IIIA RECMEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEIN IIB-IIIA RECMEMBRANE OF ADULT RAT SKELETALMEMBRANE OF MYCOPLASMA CAPRICMEMBRANE OF VALONIA UTRICULARISMEMBRANE POTENTIAL AND EFFECTIVEMEMBRANE POTENTIAL DEPOLARIZATIMEMBRANE POTENTIAL FLUORESCENCMEMBRANE PROTEINS/ MONTE CARLOMEMBRANE WITH A PATCH CLAMP AMPMEMBRANE/ IONIC CHANNELS IN LANGMEMBRANES AND LIPOPHILIC IONS PENMEMBRANES BY A DIELECTROPHORESIMEMBRANES BY ELECTRON SPIN RESOMEMBRANES BY SPIN-LABEL EPR ANDMEMBRANES CALORIMETRY LIPIDS KINMEMBRANES FLUORESCENT PROBES IMEMBRANES LIPIDS NMR SPECTROSCMEMBRANES MYXICOLA AXONS/ GATIMEMBRANES PHASIC RESPONSE CHEMMEMBRANES SMALL-ANGLE X-RAY DIFMEMBRANES STRESS, STRAIN, CAPACI

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E PHOSPHOLIPID VESICLESCATION OF HIGH-AFFINITYNGLE X-RAY SCATTERING/TICS THEORY AND DIRECTENS IN THE 100 HZ TO 500GETT FILMS MONOLAYERSOPHOSPHOLIPID CRITICALY A SCANNING TUNNELINGNAMICS CYTOCHROME C/ANGE STEPPED-GRADIENT/YOSIN BY CRYOELECTRONOSECOND FLUORESCENCEIC PHASE/ ATOMIC FORCEION/ QUANTITATIVE VIDEOR BORN APPROXIMATIONSCULAR DICHROISM IMAGESN OF SCANNING ACOUSTICTE CARLO SIMULATION OFE OF A CHLORIDE CARRIERTION ON THE KINETICS OFAND STRAIN IN THE WALLID BILAYER MONTE CARLOIONAL HETEROGENEITY INNTIOXIDANTS IN ORIENTEDBACTERIORHODOPSIN ATCATTERING/ VIBRATIONALPHATIDYLETHANOLAMINE/ROTEINS ELECTROSTATICSNS OF AN ALPHA-HELIX ASOLUTION LIPID BILAYERST METHOD LIPID BILAYERSLS I FORCES TO RUPTUREUALIZATION POLYPEPTIDERATION OF TROPOMYOSINOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE IN ANGMUIR-BLODGETT FILMSOLESTEROL LIPID BILAYERROMUSCULAR JUNCTION/MODEL CHARGE EFFECTS/AL MEMBRANE PROTEINS/LESTEROL INTERACTIONSHLY DISPERSED PAIRS OFTP-INDUCED ACTIN-MYOSINITION OF CYTOCHROME C/CONTINUUM THEORY FORCONTINUUM THEORY FORD PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEVARIOUS ULTRATHIN LIPIDLE FIBERS CROSS-BRIDGEOLUME CHANGES DURINGTURATION-TRANSFER EPRFIBERS OF RABBIT PSOASLENGTH-CLAMPED SINGLEUS STIFFNESS OF SINGLEHANICS OF GLYCERINATEDTRANSIENTS IN SKELETALRIDGES IN GLYCERINATEDIPHOSPHATE SUBSTRATESN IN BATHED VENTRICULARHIN FILAMENT STRUCTUREANICS X-RAY DIFFRACTIONHYPERTHERMIC SKELETALOF ADULT RAT SKELETALENING BEHAVIOR IN FROGN VERTEBRATE SKELETALANNEL IN MDX MYOTUBESTHE CELL MEMBRANE OFYNAMICS DEUTERIUM NMRIUM ELECTROPHYSIOLOGYED VENTRICULAR MUSCLEGUINEA PIG VENTRICULARRING FORCES IN CARDIACIN DYNAMICS HEMOGLOBINHAIN-2 EXCHANGED ONTOCE TO SITES LOCATED ONIN DURING ACTIVATION OFPOTONICITY FROG FIBERSATED ION CHANNEL IN MDXTAGE GATING MEMBRANESING CURRENT KINETICS IN

F ANTAGONIST ACTION ATND SAXITOXIN IN CARDIACATION TO LOW HYDRATIONINGLE-PHOTON COUNTING/ATION IN THE VERTEBRATEBINED USE OF X-RAY ANDBINED USE OF X-RAY ANDHE AIR/WATER INTERFACE

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MEMBRANES/ A PHOTOPHYSICAL MODMETAL BINDING SITES IN THE PROFILEMETASTABLE RIPPLE PHASE OF FULLYMETHOD BACTERIORHODOPSIN NONLINMHZ RANGE SIMULATION WITH AN ALLMICA DIMYRISTOYLPHOSPHATIDYLETHMICELLE CONCENTRATION SHIFT REAGMICROSCOPE VISUALIZATION POLYPEPMICROSCOPIC THEORY OF THE DIELECMICROSCOPIC VERSUS MACROSCOPICMICROSCOPY AND X-RAY DIFFRACTIONMICROSCOPY EMISSION KINETICS OF FMICROSCOPY OF HYDRATED PHOSPHAMICROSCOPY OF PATCH CLAMPED MEMICROSCOPY OPTICAL ACTIVITY CHIRAMICROSCOPY OPTICAL ACTIVITY CHIRAMICROSCOPY VZ VALUES USING SIMPLMINIATURE ENDPLATE CURRENT GENERMOBILE CHARGES CHLORIDE TRANSPOMOBILE CHARGES IN THE CELL MEMBRMODEL MECHANICS HEART GLOBAL/ RMODEL MEMBRANE PHOSPHOLIPID/ LiMODEL MEMBRANES BY SPIN-LABEL EMODEL MEMBRANES SMALL-ANGLE X-MODERATE DEHYDRATION BACTERIORMODES OF HEMOGLOBIN IN RED BLOOMOLECULAR AREAS OF PHOSPHOLIPIDMOLECULAR DYNAMICS CYTOCHROMEMOLECULAR DYNAMICS STUDY/ COLLMOLECULAR MODELING/ FLUID BILAYEMOLECULAR MODELING/ FLUID BILAYEMOLECULAR-POINT ATTACHMENTS BIOMOLECULE LIPID MEMBRANE/ IONIC CMOLECULES IN ACTO-TROPOMYOSIN AMONOLAYER AT THE AIR/WATER INTERMONOLAYERS MICA DIMYRISTOYLPHOMONTE CARLO MODEL MEMBRANE PHMONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF MINIATMONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF THE WMONTE CARLO SIMULATION STUDIES 0MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS AND THEMOUSE PANCREATIC BETA CELLS/ BIOMOVEMENT IN VITRO/ A PHYSICAL MOMULTIFREQUENCY CALORIMETRY OF TMULTIION CHANNEL APPLICATION TO AMULTIION CHANNEL THEORY/ GENERAMULTILAYERS FROM POLARIZED ATR-FMULTILAYERS USING X-RAY DIFFRACTIMUSCLE CONTRACTION MECHANICS X-MUSCLE CONTRACTION/ NONUNIFORMMUSCLE CONTRACTION/ ROTATIONALMUSCLE CROSSBRIDGE KINETICS MECMUSCLE FIBERS CROSS-BRIDGE MUSCMUSCLE FIBERS IMMERSED IN RINGERMUSCLE FIBERS USING NONNUCLEOSIMUSCLE FIBERS/ IMAGING OF CALCIUMUSCLE FIBERS/ ORIENTATION OF SPIMUSCLE MECHANICS NUCLEOTIDE ANAMUSCLE MYOCARDIUM ELECTROPHYSIMUSCLE REGULATORY PROTEINS/ CAMUSCLE STIFFNESS/ TIME-RESOLVEDMUSCLE/ ABNORMAL HUMAN SARCOPMUSCLE/ CHARACTERIZATION OF IONMUSCLE/ CROSS-BRIDGE CYCLING THEMUSCLES EXPRESS TWO TRIAD JUNCTIMUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CALCIUM CA2MYCOPLASMA CAPRICOLUM DEUTERIUMYCOPLASMA CAPRICOLUM/ EFFECTMYOCARDIAL CONDUCTION ACTION POMYOCARDIUM ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY MMYOCYTES EFFECTS OF QUINIDINE VOMYOCYTES INSIGHT FROM RELAXATIOMYOGLOBIN HEMOGLOBIN SUBUNITS FMYOSIN CROSS-BRIDGES IN GLYCERINMYOSIN HEADS/ ON THE RELATIONSHMYOSIN S1 ATPASE USING CAGED ATPMYOSIN/ TENSION AND INSTANTANEOUMYOTUBES MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CMYXICOLA AXONS/ GATING CURRENTMYXICOLA GIANT AXONS ORDER OF TH

NN-METHYL-D-ASPARTIC ACID RECEPTONA CHANNELS EVIDENCE FOR A SULFHNADNA PARACRYSTALS/ NMR SPIN GRNANOSECOND FLUORESCENCE MICRONEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION/ MONTENEUTRON DIFFRACTION I FLUID BILAYENEUTRON DIFFRACTION II COMPOSITIONEUTRON REFLECTION STUDY AND RE

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OSIN AS DETERMINED BYINS DYNAMICS HYDRATIONPECULAR REFLECTION OFIDE BAND SPECTROSCOPYOPLASMIC STREAMING INGLYCINE CNS GLUTAMATEPOSTSYNAPTIC CURRENTL SOLID-STATE EXCHANGEWO DIMENSIONS IN THE 1H-INDUCED PHOSPHORUS-31YTHROCYTES/ SODIUM-23FOR THE ANALYSIS OF 1HIDS AS DETERMINED BY 2HLINES MEMBRANES LIPIDSN NADNA PARACRYSTALS/TIVE INVERSION/ PROTONID-CRYSTALLINE STATE 2HURRENT NMDA RECEPTORSCILLATIONS STOCHASTICANSFER DYNAMICS IN THED PRESSURE VARIABILITYHOD BACTERIORHODOPSINOOT PROTEIN ISOFORMS/ED MUSCLE FIBERS USINGPOSTSYNAPTIC CURRENT/G MUSCLE CONTRACTION/L SOLID-STATE DEUTERIUMCAPRICOLUM DEUTERIUMSCAN FLOW CYTOMETRYMR RELAXATION TIMES INITRO FASCIN STEREOCILIALS AND SUSPENSIONS OFATES MUSCLE MECHANICSE OF THE T-LYMPHOCYTEFACTOR/ VESICLE SIZINGPOLARIZATION IMAGING V

N SHFT REAGENT31P NMRL MECHANTRANSDUCTION/OXIMATIONS MICROSCOPYISM IMAGES MICROSCOPYT LENGTH AS STUDIED BYULES LIQUID CRYSTALLINEAND SPECTROSCOPY NEWUNITS FLASH PHOTOLYSISULATION STUDIES OF LIPIDENCE MEASUREMENTS ONERS INFRARED SPECTRA/OF TWO ANTIOXIDANTS INTION COUPLING BURSTINGUCTURE CYTOSKELETON/

EEN FRESHLY DISPERSEDPERSED PAIRS OF MOUSEOR SYNCHRONIZATION OFO LOW HYDRATION NADNAISTIC ANION ON ELECTRONSTUDIES OF LIPID ORDERERMINATION OF ELECTRICLIPID MEMBRANE WITH AE RECEPTOR ION CHANNELH CLAMP/ CELL-ATTACHEDPOTENTIAL CARDIAC CELLCAPACITANCE HISTAMINEE VIDEO MICROSCOPY OFATION, AND THE REACTIONTER ASSISTED APPROACHNES AND LIPOPHILIC IONSONSTANT POLARIZABILITYFORMING COOH-TERMINALLPHA-HELICAL ANTIFREEZEINIUM CHANNEL-BLOCKERS/ LIGHT-INDUCED PROTONLE BURNING HORSERADISHUBULE MEASUREMENT OFOBES INTRACELLULAR PHNAMICS/ CARBOXY MB ATS FROM ACTIN FILAMENTSING/ METASTABLE RIPPLEINASE DETERMINED FROMSIS POLYMERS GRANULESORIMETRY LIPIDS KINETICSIPID BILAYER MEMBRANESWO STEP MECHANISM OFSTALLINE TRANSITION OF

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NEUTRON SCATTERING ACTIN DEUTERANEUTRON SCATTERING/ VIBRATIONALNEUTRONS/ STRUCTURE OF AN ABSONEW OPTICAL PROBE OF CA2 BINDINGNITELLA INTERNODAL CELL RECOVERYNMDA CONCENTRATION JUMP/ KINETICNMDA RECEPTOR NOISE ANALYSIS INHINMR APPLICATIONS TO MODEL MEMBRNMR ASSIGNMENT OF CYTOCHROME CNMR DOWNFIELD CHEMICAL SHIFTS OFNMR RELAXATION TIMES IN NUCLEATENMR SPECTRA OF PROTEINS/ REFINEMNMR SPECTROSCOPY COMPARISON 0NMR SPECTROSCOPY PHOSPHATIDYLCNMR SPIN GROUPING AND CORRELATIONMR SPIN GROUPING AND EXCHANGE INMR STUDY/ DYNAMICS OF GLYCOLIPINOISE ANALYSIS INHIBITORY POSTSYNNOISE SUPERCOMPUTING/ MODEL FORNONHOMOGENEOUS ELECTRIC FIELD 0NONLINEAR DYNAMICS CHAOS THEORYNONLINEAR LEAST SQUARES PURPLENONMAMMALIAN VERTEBRATE SKELETNONNUCLEOSIDE TRIPHOSPHATE SUBSNONSTATIONARY FLUCTUATION ANALYNONUNIFORM VOLUME CHANGES DURINUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE LATENUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUNUCLEAR RESPONSE VISCOELASTIC MNUCLEATED RED BLOOD CELLS AND SNUCLEATION/ GROWTH CONDITIONS CNUCLEI CHICKEN ERYTHROCYTES/ SONUCLEOTIDE ANALOGUES/ MECHANICSNUCLEUS TIME-RESOLVED MEASUREMNUMBER DISTRIBUTIONS BY DYNAMICNUMERICAL APERTURE EFFECTS AND T

0OCTANOYL LYSOPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLIOPEN CHANNEL BLOCK BY GADOLINIUOPTICAL ACTIVITY CHIRALITY/ DIFFEREOPTICAL ACTIVITY CHIRALITY/ DIFFEREOPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE ACTIN FILAMOPTICAL BIREFRINGENCE LENGTH DEPOPTICAL PROBE OF CA2 BINDING SITESOPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY/ PROTEIN DORDER PARAMETER PROFILES NEAR INORDERED PHOTOSYNTHETIC ANTENNAORIENTATION OF SPECIFICALLY 13C0 LORIENTED MODEL MEMBRANES SMALL-OSCILLATIONS STOCHASTIC NOISE SUOSMOTICALLY INDUCED ELECTRICAL Si

pPAIRS OF MOUSE PANCREATIC BETA CPANCREATIC BETA CELLS/ BIOPHYSICPANCREATIC BETA-CELLS BY GAP JUNPARACRYSTALS/ NMR SPIN GROUPINGPARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTRAPARAMETER PROFILES NEAR INTEGRALPARAMETERS OF CELL MEMBRANES BPATCH CLAMP AMPLIFIER BLM BOUNDPATCH CLAMP SINGLE CHANNEL DIFFUPATCH CLAMP STUDY OF THE ELECTRPATCH CLAMP/ CELL-ATTACHED PATCPATCH CLAMP/ IS SWELLING OF THE SPATCH CLAMPED MEMBRANES STRESSPATHWAY RHODOPSIN SCHIFF BASE MPATTERN RECOGNITION HIERARCHY/PENTACHLOROPHENOLATE, TETRAPHEPEPTIDE BETA-SHEET STRUCTURE/ EFPEPTIDE OF COLICIN El INFRARED SECPEPTIDES ON SPECIFIC ICE CRYSTAL SPERM-SELECTIVITY FLICKER BLOCK 10PERMEABILITY CHANGES IN RETINAL RPEROXIDASE CONFORMATIONAL TRANPH IN INDIVIDUAL ENDOCYTIC VESICLEPH REGULATION PROTON TRANSPORTPH 3 TIME-RESOLVED RESONANCE RAPHASE CHANGE WATER FLOW CELL STPHASE OF FULLY HYDRATED DIPALMITPHASE RESOLVED FLUOROMETRY CREPHASE TRANSITION SORTING/ REVERSIPHASE TRANSITION/ RELAXATION DYNPHASIC RESPONSE CHEMORECEPTIONPHOSPHATE RELEASE AND THE MECHAPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE BILAYERS EFF

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UCTURAL PROPERTIES OFECIFICALLY 13C0 LABELEDPIDS NMR SPECTROSCOPYIDYLETHANOLAMINES ANDICROSCOPY OF HYDRATEDY PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEOSCOPY COMPARISON OFSCOPY/ RESOLUTION OFCAY IN SOLVENTS AND INXATRIENE FLUORESCENCECARLO MODEL MEMBRANE/ MOLECULAR AREAS OFES/ LANTHANIDE-INDUCEDND BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS/F FLUORESCENCE OF THEE PROTEIN AS PROBED BYIRCULAR DICHROISM ANDANE/ SOLVING COMPLEXVED/ DISTORTIONS IN THEELAXATIONS INDUCED BYS IN IN VIVO CONDITIONS/VESICLES MEMBRANES/ ACHANGES IN RETINAL RODSUREMENTS ON ORDEREDTIONS ENERGY TRANSFERM THE HALOPHILIC PURPLEN MOVEMENT IN VITRO/ APROTEINSWITH DIFFERENTRHODOSPIRA HALOPHILA/EMINATE RECOMBINATIONSIUM CHANNELS IN GUINEANCE OF CAPACITANCE OFDING SITE IODOACETAMIDEIC ICE CRYSTAL SURFACEINS ADHESION RECEPTORSBPOPULATIONS INTEGRINSMEASUREMENTS OF THEMEASUREMENTS OF THEN BY FLOW CYTOMETRY IIITY ADHESION RECEPTORSGY DIELECTRIC CONSTANTCHIRALITY/ DIFFERENTIALCHIRALITY/ DIFFERENTIALLINE MULTILAYERS FROMOISM COMPRESSED GELS/CTS IN VITRO EXOCYTOSISCROSCOPE VISUALIZATIONSTRUCTURE/ EFFECTIVETHE EXOCYTOTIC FUSIONS AT POSTSYNAPTIC SITESE CHANNEL CURRENTS ATSINGLE INWARD RECTIFIERRIBUTIONS OF MEMBRANEPOTENTIAL/ INTERSTITIALING OF TRANSMEMBRANEND THE CONTRIBUTION OFEFT VENTRICULAR CAVITYRIMETRY/ THE HYDRATIONTIVE DIPOLE INTERACTIONCTROSCOPY NEW OPTICALEMPERATURE PROTEIN ASLUENCE OF THE FREEZINGF MAST CELL SECRETORYTAL BINDING SITES IN THELIPID ORDER PARAMETERTITIAL POTENTIAL DURINGUREMENTS/ STRUCTURALOF A LOW-TEMPERATUREOPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY/NT PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLESHE PHOTOACTIVE YELLOWUS ELECTRIC FIELD OF ATRIAD JUNCTIONAL FOOTTHE MAJOR GAP JUNCTIONOBIN IN RED BLOOD CELLSELECTRIC PROPERTIES OFEAR INTEGRAL MEMBRANEOF 1H NMR SPECTRA OFEMINATE RECOMBINATIONON SELECTIVE INVERSION/RT VISION/ LIGHT-INDUCEDCE DYNAMICS LYSOSYME/LULAR PH PH REGULATIONRANSIENT BEHAVIORS OFIC VESICLES FROM KIDNEYR PHOTOSYNTHETIC UNITSKINNED FIBERS OF RABBITURATION OF ILLUMINATIONNLINEAR LEAST SQUARESEIN FROM THE HALOPHILIC

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PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE IN A MONOLAYPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE MULTILAYERSPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE PHOSPHATIDYPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINES MEMBRANESPHOSPHATIDYLETHANOLAMINE BILAYEPHOSPHATIDYLETHANOLAMINE / MOLEPHOSPHATIDYLETHANOLAMINES AND PPHOSPHOLIPID CONFORMATIONAL HETPHOSPHOLIPID VESICLES DIPHENYLHEPHOSPHOLIPID VESICLES MEMBRANESPHOSPHOLIPID/ LIPID CHOLESTEROL IPHOSPHOLIPIDS AS DETERMINED BY 2PHOSPHORUS-31 NMR DOWNFIELD CHPHOSPHORUS-31 TWO-DIMENSIONAL SPHOTOACTIVE YELLOW PROTEIN FROMPHOTOCHEMICAL HOLE BURNING HORSPHOTOCYCLE KINETICS OF PARTIALLYPHOTOCYCLE KINETICS THEORY AND DPHOTOCYCLE OF BACTERIORHODOPSIPHOTOLYSIS OF CAGED ATP/ RESTORIPHOTON CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPPHOTOPHYSICAL MODEL FOR DIPHENYPHOTORECEPTOR DISK MEMBRANES FPHOTOSYNTHETIC ANTENNA COMPLEXPHOTOSYNTHETIC UNITS PS II REACTIOPHOTOTROPHIC BACTERIUM, ECTOTHIOPHYSICAL MODEL OF ATP-INDUCED ACPHYSIOLOGICAL ROLES PROTEIN DYNAPICOSECOND DECAY KINETICS AND QUPICOSECOND DYNAMICS/ CARBOXY MPIG VENTRICULAR MYOCYTES EFFECTPLANAR BILAYER LIPID MEMBRANE WITPLANAR BILAYER SODIUM CHANNELS ZPLANES/ ADSORPTION OF ALPHA-HELIPLATELET ACTIVATION CELL MEMBRANPLATELET HETEROGENEITY ADHESIONPLATELET MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINPLATELET MEMBRANE GLYCOPROTEINPLATELET SIZE-DEPENDENT SUBPOPULPLATELET VOLUME/ DYNAMIC MEASURPOLARIZABILITY PEPTIDE BETA-SHEETPOLARIZATION IMAGING IV IMAGES IN HPOLARIZATION IMAGING V NUMERICALPOLARIZED ATR-FT-IR SPECTROSCOPYPOLARIZED FLUORESCENCE MEASUREPOLYMERS GRANULES PHASE TRANSITPOLYPEPTIDE MOLECULE LIPID MEMBRPORE RADIUS OF THE GRAMICIDIN CHAPORE? MAST CELL CAPACITANCE HISTPOSTSYNAPTIC CURRENT NMDA RECEPPOSTSYNAPTIC SITES POSTSYNAPTICPOTASSIUM CHANNELS IN GUINEA PIGPOTENTIAL AND EFFECTIVE DIPOLE INTPOTENTIAL DURING PROPAGATION IN BPOTENTIAL ELECTROPORATION MEMBRPREFERENTIAL SCATTERING AND ABSOPRESSURE AND VOLUME AND SYSTOLIPRESSURE BETWEEN LIPID BILAYERS CPRESSURES/ DIPOLE INTERACTIONS INPROBE OF CA2 BINDING SITES APPLIEDPROBED BY PHOTOCHEMICAL HOLE BUPROCESS UPON FLUORIDE BINDING TOPRODUCTS IN VITRO EXOCYTOSIS POLPROFILE STRUCTURE OF THE CALCIUMPROFILES NEAR INTEGRAL MEMBRANEPROPAGATION IN BATHED VENTRICULAPROPERTIES OF PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINPROTEIN AS PROBED BY PHOTOCHEMIPROTEIN DYNAMICS COMPARATIVE INVPROTEIN DYNAMICS HEMOGLOBIN MYOPROTEIN FROM THE HALOPHILIC PURPLPROTEIN GEMINATE RECOMBINATION PPROTEIN ISOFORMS/ NONMAMMALIANPROTEIN OF RAT LIVER INTRACELLULAPROTEINS DYNAMICS HYDRATION NEUTPROTEINS ELECTROSTATICS MOLECULPROTEINS/ MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONPROTEINS/ REFINEMENT OF THE MAINPROTON DIFFUSION FLUORESCENCE DPROTON NMR SPIN GROUPING AND EXPROTON PERMEABILITY CHANGES IN RPROTON TRANSFER DYNAMICS IN THEPROTON TRANSPORT VISION/ LIGHT-INPROTOPLASMIC STREAMING IN NITELLPROXIMAL TUBULE MEASUREMENT OFPS II REACTION CENTERS/ THE DEPENPSOAS MUSCLE CROSSBRIDGE KINETIPULSES EXCITATIONS ENERGY TRANSFPURPLE MEMBRANE/ SOLVING COMPLPURPLE PHOTOTROPHIC BACTERIUM, E

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WITCH FIBERS WITH LITTLETIVATION/ EXISTENCE OFOND DECAY KINETICS ANDMYOCYTES EFFECTS OF

ALLY SKINNED FIBERS OFATTERING OF CHROMATINKER LENGTH 30 NM FIBERUCTURE/ EFFECTIVE POREID/PROTEIN COMPLEXES/IPID-PROTEIN COMPLEXESE-RESOLVED RESONANCEAP JUNCTION PROTEIN OFACE MEMBRANE OF ADULTT SCATTERING/ REACTIONOF THE BACK TRANSITIONCIN ACTIVATION, AND THEINETIC LIGHT SCATTERING/MIC RESPONSES OF TASTEANE GLYCOPROTEIN l18-IlAANE GLYCOPROTEIN IIB-IIIA-METHYL-D-ASPARTIC ACIDITELLA INTERNODAL CELLAGENTS/ SINGLE INWARDTION TIMES IN NUCLEATEDT OF AGGLUTININ-BONDEDT OF AGGLUTININ-BONDEDT OF AGGLUTININ-BONDEDODES OF HEMOGLOBIN INREFLECTION STUDY ANDTRANSFER, WITH SPECIFICON II COMPOSITION-SPACER SPECTRA OF PROTEINS/REEXAMINATION OF X-RAYEASURED WITH SPECULARTER INTERFACE NEUTROND AND PARTIALLY RETINALLIPSOIDAL-SHELLS MODELETICS PHASE TRANSITION/OTEIN / CONFORMATIONALAND EXCHANGE IN DENTINOCYTES/ SODIUM-23 NMRMYOCYTES INSIGHT FROMECHANISM OF PHOSPHATEPLASMIC RETICULUM CA2DELS AND THE LIMITS OFION ANALYSIS AND DIRECTDETERMINED FROM PHASEROSS-LINKING AND FROMRIUM NUCLEAR MAGNETICES CARBOXY MYOGLOBINB AT PH 3 TIME-RESOLVEDELECTRON PARAMAGNETICRANES BY ELECTRON SPINRIUM NUCLEAR MAGNETICOPLASMIC RETICULUM BYMODEL FOR THE DYNAMICOTOLYSIS OF CAGED ATP/SE IN THE SARCOPLASMICAL HUMAN SARCOPLASMICLUBILIZED AND PARTIALLYERMEABILITY CHANGES INSDUCIN SYSTEM IN INTACTTRANSDUCIN ACTIVATIONE-DEPENDENT CHANNELS/SE TRANSITION SORTING/ANTENNA COMPLEXES OFELIX BACTERIORHODOPSINACTIVE-SITE-METHYLATEDS G-PROTEIN TRANSDUCINTHE REACTION PATHWAYIONAL EFFICIENCY OF THECLE FIBERS IMMERSED INCATTERING / METASTABLEN AND STIFFNESS DURINGILITY CHANGES IN RETINALINGENCE ACTIN FILAMENTYSTEM IN INTACT RETINALIFFERENT PHYSIOLOGICALR MUSCLE CONTRACTION/LOOD CELLS I FORCES TO

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RRABBIT PSOAS MUSCLE CROSSBRIDGERADIUS AND MASS PER UNIT LENGTH DRADIUS OF GYRATION FIXATION AGGRERADIUS OF THE GRAMICIDIN CHANNELRAMAN SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OFRAMAN SPECTROSCOPY LIPID DOMAINRAMAN STUDY AT CRYOGENIC TEMPERRAT LIVER INTRACELLULAR COMMUNICRAT SKELETAL MUSCLE/ CHARACTERIRATE AND COLLISIONAL EFFICIENCY 0RATE CONSTANTS GATING CURRENT SREACTION PATHWAY RHODOPSIN SCHIREACTION RATE AND COLLISIONAL EFFRECEPTOR CELLS TO SALTY STIMULI IRECEPTOR FOR FIBRINOGEN BY FLOWRECEPTOR FOR FIBRINOGEN BY FLOWRECEPTORS TWO BINDING SITES EACHRECOVERY SIGMOIDAL/ STEADY AND TRECTIFIER POTASSIUM CHANNELS IN GRED BLOOD CELLS AND SUSPENSIONSRED BLOOD CELLS I FORCES TO RUPTRED BLOOD CELLS II MECHANICAL ENERED BLOOD CELLS III MECHANICAL ANRED BLOOD CELLS PROTEINS DYNAMIREEXAMINATION OF X-RAY REFLECTIOREFERENCE TO SITES LOCATED ON MYREFINEMENT METHOD LIPID BILAYERSREFINEMENT OF THE MAIN CHAIN DIREREFLECTION MEASUREMENTS/ STRUCREFLECTION OF NEUTRONS/ STRUCTUREFLECTION STUDY AND REEXAMINATIREGENERATED BACTERIORHODOPSIN /RELATIVE PERMITTIVITY CONDUCTIVITYRELAXATION DYNAMICS OF THE GEL TRELAXATION OF A LOW-TEMPERATURERELAXATION SELECTIVE INVERSION/ PRELAXATION TIMES IN NUCLEATED REDRELAXATIONS INDUCED BY PHOTOLYSIRELEASE AND THE MECHANISM OF FORELEASE CHANNELS IN MALIGNANT HYRESOLUTION LIPID BILAYERS MOLECULRESOLUTION OF SINGLE CHANNEL CURRESOLVED FLUOROMETRY CREATINE KRESONANCE ENERGY TRANSFER, WITHRESONANCE LATERAL DIFFUSION GLYRESONANCE RAMAN GEMINATE RECOMRESONANCE RAMAN STUDY AT CRYOGRESONANCE SPECTRA OF IRON-TRANSRESONANCE SPECTRAL-SPATIAL IMAGIRESONANCE STUDY BIOMEMBRANE CHRESONANCE X-RAY DIFFRACTION/ LOCRESPONSES OF TASTE RECEPTOR CELRESTORING FORCES IN CARDIAC MYORETICULUM BY RESONANCE X-RAY DIFRETICULUM CA2 RELEASE CHANNELS IRETINAL REGENERATED BACTERIORHORETINAL ROD PHOTORECEPTOR DISKRETINAL RODS G-PROTEIN TRANSDUCIRETINAL-PROTEIN INTERACTION FOURIREVERSED ALAMETHICIN CONDUCTANCREVERSIBLE CONDENSATION OF MASTRHODOBACTER SPHAEROIDES LINEARRHODOPSIN COLICIN El / FOURIER TRARHODOPSIN IMPLICATIONS FOR CHRORHODOPSIN KINETIC LIGHT SCATTERINRHODOPSIN SCHIFF BASE METHYLATIORHODOPSIN-TRANSDUCIN SYSTEM IN IRINGER SOLUTION OF DECREASED TORIPPLE PHASE OF FULLY HYDRATED DiRISE OF TETANIC TENSION IN INTACT LROD PHOTORECEPTOR DISK MEMBRANROD-LIKE MOLECULES LIQUID CRYSTARODS G-PROTEIN TRANSDUCIN RHODOROLES PROTEIN DYNAMICS HEMOGLOROTATIONAL DYNAMICS OF SPIN-LABERUPTURE MOLECULAR-POINT ATTACHM

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L INTERCELLULAR GATINGSTE RECEPTOR CELLS TOCALCIUM2-ATPASE IN THESCLE/ ABNORMAL HUMANATPASE USING CAGED ATPCTION BETWEEN ZN2 ANDELLS BY EVALUATION OFGETT FILMS IMAGED BY ASPECTROSCOPY OF LIGHTDETERMINED BY NEUTRONIBUTION OF PREFERENTIALUTIONS BY DYNAMIC LIGHTSIS/ SMALL ANGLE X-RAYD BY SMALL ANGLE X-RAYION PATHWAY RHODOPSINORESCENCE MICROSCOPYOF COLICIN El INFRAREDSTILL TELL US ABOUT THEMP/ IS SWELLING OF THEDENSATION OF MAST CELLGE IN DENTIN RELAXATIONECHANICAL ENERGIES TOPROTEINS/ CROSS-HELIXTHE DEPENDENCE OF THEMICELLE CONCENTRATIONSOPHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINEROSCOPY/ GD3 VIBRONICERNODAL CELL RECOVERYLLY INDUCED ELECTRICALSCOPY VZ VALUES USINGJUNCTION/ MONTE CARLOEFFECTS/ MONTE CARLOPROTEINS/ MONTE CARLOERACTIONS MONTE CARLON KINETICS OF FURA-2 IND DIRECT RESOLUTION OFN CHANNEL PATCH CLAMPNTIARRHYTHMIC AGENTS/INTACT LENGTH-CLAMPEDNTANEOUS STIFFNESS OFELLULAR COMMUNICATIONLUORESCENCE DYNAMICSE ZN2/SAXITOXIN BINDINGAL PROBE OF CA2 BINDINGRECEPTORS TWO BINDINGH-AFFINITY METAL BINDINGSPECIFIC REFERENCE TORENTS AT POSTSYNAPTICIGHT SCATTERING VESICLEHAINLENGTH AND VESICLECYTOMETRY II PLATELETN FORM FACTOR/ VESICLEBETA CHARGE MOVEMENTCALCIUM TRANSIENTS INALIGNANT HYPERTHERMICMEMBRANE OF ADULT RATCHEMISTRY ACTOMYOSINMAMMALIAN VERTEBRATENERATION IN CHEMICALLYESOLVED MEASUREMENTSATION GUINIER ANALYSIS/LCHOLINE AS STUDIED BYER BLOCK ION CHANNELS/NTED MODEL MEMBRANESSTANTS GATING CURRENTETAMIDE PLANAR BILAYERCHICKEN ERYTHROCYTES/ION BY TWO-DIMENSIONALRUS-31 TWO-DIMENSIONALOF PARTIALLY DETERGENTNS ICE CRYOGENIC WATERENIC WATER SOLUTE EPRERS IMMERSED IN RINGERFLUORESCENCE DECAY INNULES PHASE TRANSITIONENERGY TRANSFER, WITHECTRA/ ORIENTATION OFRAMAGNETIC RESONANCETHE ANALYSIS OF 1H NMRORMATIONAL TRANSITIONSECTRON SPIN RESONANCETEIN COMPLEXES/ RAMANRED ALPHAII HELIX/ WHATS DETERMINED BY 2H NMRROM POLARIZED ATR-FT-IRGD3 VIBRONIC SIDE BANDS/ PHOTON CORRELATIONY-DOMAIN FLUORESCENCEION BACTERIORHODOPSINBILAYER MEASURED WITH

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SALIVARY GLAND/ A VOLTAGE-DEPENDSALTY STIMULI I FUNCTION OF LIPID BISARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM BY RESONSARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM CA2 RELESATURATION-TRANSFER EPR MUSCLESAXITOXIN IN CARDIAC NA CHANNELSSCANNING ACOUSTIC MICROSCOPY VZSCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPE VISCATTERED BY EYE LENSES IN IN VIVOSCATTERING ACTIN DEUTERATED PROTSCATTERING AND ABSORPTION TO THESCATTERING DYNAMIC LIGHT SCATTERISCATTERING OF CHROMATIN RADIUS ASCATTERING/ METASTABLE RIPPLE PHSCHIFF BASE METHYLATION TRANSDUSEA URCHIN EGG LASER IMAGING/ MESECONDARY STRUCTURE ALPHA-HELIXSECONDARY STRUCTURE OF BACTERISECRETORY GRANULE MATRIX THE FOSECRETORY PRODUCTS IN VITRO EXOSELECTIVE INVERSION/ PROTON NMRSEPARATE LARGE CONTACT AREAS BISEPARATION OF TROPOMYOSIN MOLESHAPES OF FLUORESCENCE INDUCTIOSHIFT REAGENT31P NMR OCTANOYL LSHORT-CHAIN PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINESIDE BAND SPECTROSCOPY NEW OPTISIGMOIDAL/ STEADY AND TRANSIENTSIGNALS FROM ACTIN FILAMENTS PHASIMPLEX ALGORITHM ACOUSTIC MICROSIMULATION OF MINIATURE ENDPLATESIMULATION OF THE WATER IN A CHANSIMULATION STUDIES OF LIPID ORDERSIMULATIONS AND THEORY CHOLESTESINGLE CELLS CALCIUM INDICATORS TISINGLE CHANNEL CURRENTS AT POSTSINGLE CHANNEL DIFFUSION/ DIFFUSISINGLE INWARD RECTIFIER POTASSIUMSINGLE MUSCLE FIBERS CROSS-BRIDGSINGLE MUSCLE FIBERS IMMERSED INSINGLE-CHANNEL RECORDING TRANSFSINGLE-PHOTON COUNTING/ NANOSECSITE IODOACETAMIDE PLANAR BILAYERSITES APPLIED TO BIOLOGICAL MACROSITES EACH FOR GLUTAMATE AND GLYSITES IN THE PROFILE STRUCTURE OFSITES LOCATED ON MYOSIN HEADS/ 0

SITES POSTSYNAPTIC CURRENT NMDASIZE DISTRIBUTION FORM FACTOR/ VESIZE MEMBRANES CALORIMETRY LIPIDSIZE-DEPENDENT SUBPOPULATIONS INSIZING NUMBER DISTRIBUTIONS BY DYSKELETAL MUSCLE EXCITATION-CONTRSKELETAL MUSCLE FIBERS/ IMAGINGSKELETAL MUSCLE/ ABNORMAL HUMASKELETAL MUSCLE/ CHARACTERIZATISKELETAL MUSCLE/ TWO STEP MECHASKELETAL MUSCLES EXPRESS TWO TRSKINNED FIBERS OF RABBIT PSOAS MUSLIT SCAN FLOW CYTOMETRY NUCLEASMALL ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERING OFSMALL ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERING/ MESMALL IMINIUM IONS BLOCK GRAMICIDISMALL-ANGLE X-RAY DIFFRACTION STSODIUM CHANNELS VOLTAGE GATINGSODIUM CHANNELS ZINC CYSTEINE/ CSODIUM-23 NMR RELAXATION TIMES INSOLID-STATE DEUTERIUM NUCLEAR MASOLID-STATE EXCHANGE NMR APPLICASOLUBILIZED AND PARTIALLY RETINALSOLUTE EPR SOLUTE-REJECTION/ INFLSOLUTE-REJECTION/ INFLUENCE OF TSOLUTION OF DECREASED TONICITY CSOLVENTS AND IN PHOSPHOLIPID VESISORTING/ REVERSIBLE CONDENSATIOSPECIFIC REFERENCE TO SITES LOCATSPECIFICALLY 13CO LABELED PHOSPHSPECTRA OF IRON-TRANSFERRIN ANIOSPECTRA OF PROTEINS/ REFINEMENTSPECTRAL DIFFUSION HEME PROTEIN/SPECTRAL-SPATIAL IMAGING HEISENBESPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF DIMYRISSPECTROSCOPY CAN STILL TELL US ASPECTROSCOPY COMPARISON OF PHOSPECTROSCOPY LIPID CONFORMATIONSPECTROSCOPY NEW OPTICAL PROBESPECTROSCOPY OF LIGHT SCATTEREDSPECTROSCOPY/ RESOLUTION OF PHSPECTROSCOPY, TIME-RESOLVED/ DISSPECULAR REFLECTION OF NEUTRONS

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LEXES OF RHODOBACTERNA PARACRYSTALS/ NMRINVERSION/ PROTON NMREMBRANES BY ELECTRONN MODEL MEMBRANES BYOTATIONAL DYNAMICS OFFIBERS/ ORIENTATION OFLL RECOVERY SIGMOIDAL/SKELETAL MUSCLE/ TWOG HEISENBERG EXCHANGEBUNDLES IN VITRO FASCINX-RAY DIFFRACTION ANDSION AND INSTANTANEOUSECEPTOR CELLS TO SALTYHANICAL TRANSDUCTION/BURSTING OSCILLATIONSTOLIC FIBER STRESS ANDPED MEMBRANES STRESS,IN DIRECTED ASSIGNMENTIN DIRECTED ASSIGNMENTVIORS OF PROTOPLASMICENSIONAL CRYSTALS OFUME AND SYSTOLIC FIBERCH CLAMPED MEMBRANESTRAIN, CAPACITANCE, ANDGADOLINIUM ION OF THELECTION MEASUREMENTS/S ABOUT THE SECONDARYING SITES IN THE PROFILEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCEYSTALLINE STATE 2H NMRNGLE X-RAY DIFFRACTIONATED CELL ANALYZED BYLATELET SIZE-DEPENDENTUCLEOSIDE TRIPHOSPHATEANNELS EVIDENCE FOR ATIONS STOCHASTIC NOISEANNEL AND THE ROLE OFF ION CHANNELS ON THET CYTOCHROME C TO THEON SPECIFIC ICE CRYSTALD RED BLOOD CELLS ANDTAMINE PATCH CLAMP/ ISCOMPUTING/ MODEL FORIC ANION/ EFFECT OF THEN IRON TRANSFERRIN EPRRHODOPSIN-TRANSDUCINVESICLES IN A CELL-FREESSURE AND VOLUME ANDG ACTIVATION OF MYOSIN

ON THE VOLUME OF THEDYNAMIC RESPONSES OFAN STUDY AT CRYOGENICITY FROG FIBERS MYOSIN/DURING RISE OF TETANICIN CATIONIC BINARY ANDIFFNESS DURING RISE OFENTACHLOROPHENOLATE,FORMED BY CONNEXIN32,NSDUCIN ACTIVATION, ANDTHE CALCIUM2-ATPASE INEX PHOTOCYCLE KINETICSHANNEL STRUCTURE ANDTIN DEUTERATED PROTEINF IONS CALCULATED BY ATION MUSCLE STIFFNESS/LLS CALCIUM INDICATORST-LYMPHOCYTE NUCLEUSCS/ CARBOXY MB AT PH 3DIUM-23 NMR RELAXATIONTENTIAL DEPOLARIZATIONSOLUTION OF DECREASEDCHIFF BASE METHYLATIONRE-PROTEIN INTERACTION,RETINAL RODS G-PROTEINMODELS FOR MECHANICALGLE-CHANNEL RECORDINGICS LYSOSYME/ PROTONROM RESONANCE ENERGYPSIN COLICIN El / FOURIERORM INFRARED/ FOURIERSIGMOIDAL/ STEADY ANDRS/ IMAGING OF CALCIUML TO LIQUID-CRYSTALLINEONS ORDER OF THE BACKLECTROPERMEABILIZATIONICROSECOND IMAGING OFD THERMODYNAMICS/ ION

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SPHAEROIDES LINEAR DICHROISM COMSPIN GROUPING AND CORRELATION EXSPIN GROUPING AND EXCHANGE IN DESPIN RESONANCE SPECTRAL-SPATIAL ISPIN-LABEL EPR AND FREQUENCY-DOSPIN-LABELED F-ACTIN DURING ACTIVASPIN-LABELED LIGHT CHAIN-2 EXCHANSTEADY AND TRANSIENT BEHAVIORS 0

STEP MECHANISM OF PHOSPHATE RELSTEPPED-GRADIENT/ MICROSCOPIC VESTEREOCILIA NUCLEATION/ GROWTH CSTIFFNESS DURING RISE OF TETANIC TSTIFFNESS OF SINGLE MUSCLE FIBERSSTIMULI I FUNCTION OF LIPID BILAYERSTOCHASTIC MODELS FOR MECHANICASTOCHASTIC NOISE SUPERCOMPUTINGSTRAIN IN THE WALL MODEL MECHANISTRAIN, CAPACITANCE, AND STRETCHSTRATEGY COMPUTER ASSISTED APPRSTRATEGY FOR THE ANALYSIS OF 1HSTREAMING IN NITELLA INTERNODAL CSTREPTAVIDIN ON BIOTINYLATED LIPIDSTRESS AND STRAIN IN THE WALL MODSTRESS, STRAIN, CAPACITANCE, AND SSTRETCH CHANNEL ACTIVATION/ QUANSTRETCH-INACTIVATED ION CHANNEL ISTRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF PHOSPHSTRUCTURE OF BACTERIORHODOPSINSTRUCTURE OF THE CALCIUM2-ATPASESTUDY BIOMEMBRANE CHOLESTEROLSTUDY/ DYNAMICS OF GLYCOLIPIDS INSTUDY/ LOCATION OF TWO ANTIOXIDASUBMICROSECOND IMAGING OF TRANSSUBPOPULATIONS INTEGRINS PLATELESUBSTRATES MUSCLE MECHANICS NUSULFHYDRYL GROUP IN THE ZN2/SAXISUPERCOMPUTING/ MODEL FOR SYNCSURFACE BOUND CALCIUM EXTRACELLSURFACE MEMBRANE OF ADULT RAT SSURFACE OF VARIOUS ULTRATHIN LIPISURFACE PLANES/ ADSORPTION OF ASUSPENSIONS OF NUCLEI CHICKEN ERSWELLING OF THE SECRETORY GRANUSYNCHRONIZATION OF PANCREATIC BESYNERGISTIC ANION ON ELECTRON PASYNERGISTIC ANION/ EFFECT OF THESYSTEM IN INTACT RETINAL RODS G-PSYSTEM KIDNEY PROXIMAL TUBULE ENSYSTOLIC FIBER STRESS AND STRAIN IS1 ATPASE USING CAGED ATP SATURA

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T-LYMPHOCYTE NUCLEUS TIME-RESOLTASTE RECEPTOR CELLS TO SALTY STITEMPERATURES CARBOXY MYOGLOBITENSION AND INSTANTANEOUS STIFFNTENSION IN INTACT LENGTH-CLAMPEDTERNARY LIPID-PROTEIN COMPLEXESTETANIC TENSION IN INTACT LENGTH-CTETRAPHENYLBORATE, AND DIPICRYLATHE MAJOR GAP JUNCTION PROTEIN 0

THE REACTION PATHWAY RHODOPSINTHE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM BY RETHEORY AND DIRECT METHOD BACTERITHERMODYNAMICS/ ION TRANSPORT ITHIN FILAMENT STRUCTURE MUSCLE RTHREE-DIELECTRIC MODEL IMAGE ENETIME-RESOLVED CHANGES IN EQUATOTIME-RESOLVED FLUORESCENCE ANISTIME-RESOLVED MEASUREMENTS SLITTIME-RESOLVED RESONANCE RAMAN STIMES IN NUCLEATED RED BLOOD CELTONIC RESPONSE/ A MODEL FOR THETONICITY CROSS-BRIDGES HYPOTONICITRANSDUCIN ACTIVATION RETINAL-PROTRANSDUCIN ACTIVATION, AND THE RETRANSDUCIN RHODOPSIN KINETIC LIGHTRANSDUCTION/ STOCHASTIC MODELSTRANSFECTION LIPID BILAYERS CHANNTRANSFER DYNAMICS IN THE NONHOMTRANSFER, WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCETRANSFORM INFRARED EVIDENCE FORTRANSFORM INFRARED STUDIES OF ATRANSIENT BEHAVIORS OF PROTOPLATRANSIENTS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE FIBTRANSITION OF PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINTRANSITION RATE CONSTANTS GATINGTRANSMEMBRANE POTENTIAL CARDIACTRANSMEMBRANE POTENTIAL ELECTRTRANSPORT IN A MODEL GRAMICIDIN C

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N OF A MEMBRANE ACTIVEDIFFUSION ION DEPLETIONL MUSCLES EXPRESS TWOS USING NONNUCLEOSIDESTRUCTURAL STUDIES OFSS-HELIX SEPARATION OFS FROM KIDNEY PROXIMALS IMAGED BY A SCANNINGOF OGAMMA IN FROG CUTON STUDY/ LOCATION OFSPARTIC ACID RECEPTORS/ CHEMICAL EXCHANGE INOSIN SKELETAL MUSCLE/LETAL MUSCLES EXPRESSYSTALLOGRAPHY BIOTIN /RS DIRECT DETECTION BYYSTEMS/ PHOSPHORUS-31

THE SURFACE OF VARIOUSATHIN LIPID MULTILAYERSL MEMBRANE OF VALONIA

THE CELL MEMBRANE OFHLORIDE CONCENTRATIONE C TO THE SURFACE OFRELATION BETWEEN LEFTPROPAGATION IN BATHEDCHANNELS IN GUINEA PIGRENT GENERATION IN THEFORMS/ NONMAMMALIANNAMIC LIGHT SCATTERINGTS OF CHAINLENGTH ANDRIBUTION FORM FACTOR/NTS AND IN PHOSPHOLIPIDIDIFICATION IN ENDOCYTICIN INDIVIDUAL ENDOCYTICN NEUTRON SCATTERING/ING SITES FLUORESCENCEMICS STUDY/ COLLECTIVENAL SPECTROSCOPY/ GD3TIVATION/ OUANTITATIVEETRY NUCLEAR RESPONSETION PROTON TRANSPORTTUNNELING MICROSCOPEDER OF ACTIN BUNDLES INTIN-MYOSIN MOVEMENT INERED BY EYE LENSES IN INES EFFECTS OF QUINIDINENTIAL/ MEASUREMENT OFRRENT SODIUM CHANNELSLTAGE-DEPENDENT PORESCTANCE IN LIPID BILAYERSHANNEL INCORPORATION/TING SALIVARY GLAND/ AEPENDENT CONDUCTANCE

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TRANSPORTSYSTEM/ FREQUENCY ANTRANSVERSE TUBULE/ DIFFUSION AROTRIAD JUNCTIONAL FOOT PROTEIN ISOTRIPHOSPHATE SUBSTRATES MUSCLETROPOMYOSIN BY CRYOELECTRON MITROPOMYOSIN MOLECULES IN ACTO-TTUBULE MEASUREMENT OF PH IN INDIVTUNNELING MICROSCOPE VISUALIZATITWITCH FIBERS WITH LITTLE QBETA CHTWO ANTIOXIDANTS IN ORIENTED MODTWO BINDING SITES EACH FOR GLUTATWO DIMENSIONS IN THE 1H NMR ASSITWO STEP MECHANISM OF PHOSPHATETWO TRIAD JUNCTIONAL FOOT PROTEITWO-DIMENSIONAL CRYSTALS OF STRTWO-DIMENSIONAL SOLID-STATE DEUTTWO-DIMENSIONAL SOLID-STATE EXCH

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VALONIA UTRICULARIS EVIDENCE FORVALONIA UTRICULARIS/ INFLUENCE OFVARIOUS ULTRATHJN LIPID MULTILAYERVENTRICULAR CAVITY PRESSURE ANDVENTRICULAR MUSCLE MYOCARDIUM EVENTRICULAR MYOCYTES EFFECTS OFVERTEBRATE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTVERTEBRATE SKELETAL MUSCLES EXPVESICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION FORM FACVESICLE SIZE MEMBRANES CALORIMETVESICLE SIZING NUMBER DISTRIBUTIONVESICLES DIPHENYLHEXATRIENE FLUOVESICLES FROM KIDNEY PROXIMAL TUVESICLES IN A CELL-FREE SYSTEM KIDVIBRATIONAL MODES OF HEMOGLOBINVIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY/ GD3 VIVIBRATIONS OF AN ALPHA-HELIX A MOVIBRONIC SIDE BAND SPECTROSCOPYVIDEO MICROSCOPY OF PATCH CLAMPVISCOELASTIC MODEL CYTOSKELETONVISION/ LIGHT-INDUCED PROTON PERMVISUALIZATION POLYPEPTIDE MOLECUVITRO FASCIN STEREOCILIA NUCLEATIVITRO/ A PHYSICAL MODEL OF ATP-INVIVO CONDIONSI PHOTON CORRELAVOLTAGE CLAMP CARDIAC POTASSIUMVOLTAGE DEPENDENCE OF CAPACITANVOLTAGE GATING MEMBRANES MYXICVOLTAGE-DEPENDENT CHANNELS/ REVVOLTAGE-DEPENDENT CONDUCTANCEVOLTAGE-DEPENDENT GAP JUNCTIONVOLTAGE-DEPENDENT GAP JUNCTION IVOLTAGE-DEPENDENT PORES VOLTAG

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NTRACTION/ NONUNIFORMNIOSMOTIC MEDIA ON THEG ACOUSTIC MICROSCOPY

TRESS AND STRAIN IN THEILAMENTS PHASE CHANGEARLO SIMULATION OF THEPROTEINS ICE CRYOGENICNCY AND CONCENTRATIONANCE ENERGY TRANSFER,

Y THE COMBINED USE OFY THE COMBINED USE OFF MEASUREMENTS USINGCHANGES IN EQUATORIALCTRON MICROSCOPY ANDCONTRACTION MECHANICSEMBRANES SMALL-ANGLEETICULUM BY RESONANCELIPID MULTILAYERS USINGAND REEXAMINATION OFANALYSIS/ SMALL ANGLESTUDIED BY SMALL ANGLE

ECTROSTATIC BINDING OFNCE OF THE PHOTOACTIVEY KINETICS AND QUANTUM

ILAYER SODIUM CHANNELSG INTERACTION BETWEENLFHYDRYL GROUP IN THE

NDOSOME FLUORESCENCETWO DIMENSIONS IN THEGY FOR THE ANALYSIS OFF THE FROG LENS IN THENTATION OF SPECIFICALLYEMORY OF PETER LAUGERION GLYCOLIPID BILAYERSIPIDS AS DETERMINED BYOUID-CRYSTALLINE STATEMICS/ CARBOXY MB AT PHEPEND ON LINKER LENGTHUNE COMPLEXES OF MABG LENS IN THE 100 HZ TO

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yYEAST CYTOCHROME C TO THE SURFA 590894YELLOW PROTEIN FROM THE HALOPHIL 590988YIELD OF FLUORESCENCE OF THE PHO 590988

zZINC CYSTEINE/ COMPETITIVE BINDING 590523ZN2 AND SAXITOXIN IN CARDIAC NA CH 590523ZN2/SAXITOXIN BINDING SITE IODOACE 590523

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1308 Frequency and concentration windows forthe electric activation of a membrane activetransport system

Vladislav S. Markin and Tian Y. Tsong

1317 Reversible mechanosensitive ion pumping asa part of mechanoelectrical transduction

Vladislav S. Markin and Tian Y. Tsong

brief communication

1324 Structural properties of phosphatidylcholinein a monolayer at the air/water interface.Neutron reflection study and reexaminationof x-ray reflection measurements

David Vaknin, Kristian Kjaer, Jens Als-Nielsen, andMathias Losche

Cover picture: Monte Carlo simulation of a neuromuscular junction with junctional folds. At time t = 0, 9,500acetylcholine (ACh) molecules were released from a single quantal packet above the central junctional fold. Thispicture shows the post-synaptic response at t = 150 ps. Doubly liganded, singly liganded, and unligandedacetylcholine receptors (AChR's) are represented by black, red, and white spheres, respectively. For clarity, thediffusing ACh molecules and the presynaptic membrane are invisible. See related article by Bartol et al., p. 1290.