Faraday Discussions: Volume 111 (1999)

Issue: Unassigned

• Introductory Lecture Energy landscapes of biomolecular adhesion and receptor anchoring at interfaces explored with dynamic force spectroscopy (pp. 1-16) Evans, Evan
• Collective membrane motions of high and low amplitude, studied by dynamic light scattering and micro-interferometry (pp. 17-30) Hirn, Rainer; M. Bayerl, Thomas; O. Rädler, Joachim; Sackmann, Erich
• Trapping of short-lived intermediates in phospholipid phase transitions: The Lα * phase (pp. 31-40) Laggner, Peter; Amenitsch, Heinz; Kriechbaum, Manfred; Pabst, Georg; Rappolt, Michael
• Sensing isothermal changes in the lateral pressure in model membranes using di-pyrenyl phosphatidylcholine (pp. 41-53) H. Templer, Richard; J. Castle, Saffron; Rachael Curran, A; Rumbles, Garry; R. Klug, David
• Interfacial enzyme activation, non-lamellar phase formation and membrane fusion. Is there a conducting thread? (pp. 55-68) M. Goñi, Fe′lix; Basáñez, Gorka; Begoña Ruiz-Argüello, M; Alonso, Alicia
• General Discussions (pp. 69-78) ,
• Characterization of the physical properties of model biomembranes at the nanometer scale with the atomic force microscope (pp. 79-94) F. Dufrêne, Yves; Boland, Thomas; W. Schneider, James; R. Barger, William; U. Lee, Gil
• Modelling and simulation of light-activated membrane proteins: Dynamical transitions in bacteriorhodopsin (pp. 95-102) Simon, Christian; Aalouach, Malika; C. Smith, Jeremy
• Interactions between poly(2-ethylacrylic acid) and lipid bilayer membranes: Effects of cholesterol and grafted poly(ethylene glycol) (pp. 103-110) Needham, David; Mills, Jeff; Eichenbaum, Gary
• Membrane electroporation and electromechanical deformation of vesicles and cells (pp. 111-125) Neumann, Eberhard; Kakorin, Sergej; Toensing, Katja
• Lipid–protein interactions in the membrane: Studies with model peptides (pp. 127-136) Mall, Sanjay; P. Sharma, Ram; Malcolm East, J; G. Lee, Anthony
• General Discussions (pp. 137-157) ,
• Phospholipid chain length alters the equilibrium between pore and channel forms of gramicidin (pp. 159-164) P. Galbraith, Toby; A. Wallace, B
• Protein inclusion in lipid membranes: A theory based on the hypernetted chain integral equation (pp. 165-172) Lagüe, Patrick; J. Zuckermann, Martin; Roux, Benoît
• Lipid packing stress and polypeptide aggregation: alamethicin channel probed by proton titration of lipid charge (pp. 173-183) M. Bezrukov, Sergey; Peter Rand, R; Vodyanoy, Igor; Adrian Parsegian, V
• Structure-based prediction of the conductance properties of ion channels (pp. 185-199) S. Smart, Oliver; M. P. Coates, Guy; S. P. Sansom, Mark; M. Alder, Glenn; Lindsay Bashford, C
• Molecular dynamics simulation of a hydrated diphytanol phosphatidylcholine lipid bilayer containing an alpha-helical bundle of four transmembrane domains of the Influenza A virus M2 protein (pp. 200-208) Husslein, Thomas; B. Moore, Preston; Zhong, Qingfong; M. Newns, Dennis; C. Pattnaik, p; L. Klein, Michael
• Alamethicin channels in a membrane: molecular dynamics simulations (pp. 209-223) Peter Tieleman, D; Breed, Jason; J. C. Berendsen, Herman; S. P. Sansom, Mark
• General Discussions (pp. 225-246) ,
• Kinetics of the competitive response of receptors immobilised to ion-channels which have been incorporated into a tethered bilayer (pp. 247-258) E. Woodhouse, Gillian; G. King, Lionel; Wieczorek, Lech; A. Cornell, Bruce
• Three-dimensional models of glutamate receptors (pp. 259-272) J. Sutcliffe, Michael; H. Smeeton, Allister; Galen Wo, Z; E. Oswald, Robert
• Functional immobilization of biomembrane fragments on planar waveguides for the investigation of side-directed ligand binding by surface-confined fluorescence (pp. 273-288) Pawlak, Michael; Ernst Grell, a; Schick, Eginhard; Anselmetti, Dario; Ehrat, Markus
• Analysis of membrane protein cluster densities and sizes in situ by image correlation spectroscopy (pp. 289-305) O. Petersen, Nils; Brown, Claire; Kaminski, Anna; Rocheleau, Jonathan; Srivastava, Mamta; W. Wiseman, Paul
• Direct measurement of recognition forces between proteins and membrane receptors (pp. 307-320) F. Luckham, Paul; Smith, Kate
• Use of a laminar flow chamber to study the rate of bond formation and dissociation between surface-bound adhesion molecules: Effect of applied force and distance between surfaces (pp. 321-330) Pierres, Anne; Benoliel, Anne-Marie; Bongrand, Pierre
• General Discussions (pp. 331-343) ,
• Concluding remarks and the challenge from the immune system (pp. 345-350) Neil Barclay, A