Biomembrane Electrochemistry

Interaction Forces between Membrane Surfaces: Role of the Electrostatic Concepts ; Time-Resolved Dynamics of Proton Diffusion at a Water-Membrane Interface ; Role of Water in Proton Conductance across Model and Biological Membranes ; Interfacial Ion Transport between Immiscible Liquids ; Channel-Forming Peptides in Uniformly Aligned Multilayers of Membranes ; Conformation and Mobility of Membrane Proteins in Electric Fields ; Coupling between Bilayer Curvature Elasticity and Membrane Protein Activity ; Characterization of Potentiometric Membrane Dyes ; Water at the Macromolecular Surface: Solvation Energy and Functional Control ; Connexin-32: A Protein That Forms Channels through One or Two Membranes ; Structure and Function of Gap Junctions in the Photoreceptor Axon Terminals of the Fly ; The Mitochondrial Voltage-Dependent Anion-Selective Channel ; The Structural Basis of Peptide Channel Formation ; Genetic Approaches to Electrogenic Proton Transport by a Yeast H]+ -ATPase ; Design Principles and Chemical Synthesis of Oligomeric Channel Proteins ; Fractal Analysis of Channel Mechanisms ; Noise in Biological Membranes and Relevant Ionic Systems ; Laser Doppler Scattering for the Determination of Ionic Velocity Distributions in Channels and Membranes ; Determination of Potassium- and Sodium-Channel Relaxation Times in Squid Nerve Fibers from Membrane Admittance Analysis ; Electrochemical Model of Voltage-Gated Channels ; Theory of Electroporation ; Cytochrome c[3: Properties and Recent Insights ; Evaluation of Surface-Bound Membranes with Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy ; Electronic Processes and Redox Reactions in Bilayer Lipid Membranes ; Electrochemical Processes in Membranes That contain Bacteriorhodopsin ; Electroconformational Coupling: Enforced Conformational Oscillations of a Membrane Enzyme for Energy Transduction