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Proceedings of a Symposium held May 25-26, 1970 at the State University of New York at Buffalo
Content:
Inside Front Cover, Page ifc1
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages vii-viii, E.A. Barnard, J.-P. Changeux, S. Ehrenpreis, A.T. Eldefrawi, M.E. Eldefrawi, J.T. Farrow, Donald M. Fry, R.M. Hehir, M. Huchet, M. Kasai, W. Leuzinger, J.-C. Meunier, T.W. Mittag, J.F. Moran, R.D. O'Brien, T. Rymaszewska, John L. Schenkel, Eli Shefter, D.J. Triggle, J. Wieckowski, Barry W. Wilson, et al.
PREFACE, Pages ix-x, D.J. Triggle, J.F. Moran, E.A. Barnard
THE POSSIBILITY OF CONFORMATIONAL CHANGES IN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE, Pages 1-18, Irwin B. Wilson
STUDIES ON THE SUBUNITS OF ACETYLCHOLINESTRASE, Pages 19-31, W. Leuzinger
INVITRO STUDIES WITH THE CHOLINERGIC RECEPTOR OF THE EEL ELECTROPLAX, Pages 33-47, J.-P. Changeux, M. Kasai, M. Huchet, J.-C. Meunier
BINDING OF CHOLINERGIC LIGANDS TO ELECTROPLAXES AND BRAIN TISSUES, Pages 49-65, R.D. O'Brien, M.E. Eldefrawi, A.T. Eldefrawi, J.T. Farrow
ASSAY AND PROPERTIES OF ESSENTIAL (JUNCTIONAL) CHOLINESTERASES OF THE RAT DIAPHRAGM, Pages 67-81, S. Ehrenpreis, R.M. Hehir, T.W. Mittag
STRUCTURAL VARIATIONS IN CHOLINERGIC LIGANDS, Pages 83-117, Eli Shefter
MULTIPLE LIGAND BINDING SITES AT THE CHOLINERGIC RECEPTOR, Pages 119-136, J.F. Moran, D.J. Triggle
ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ISOZYMES AND THE MATURATION OF NORMAL AND DYSTROPHIC MUSCLE, Pages 137-174, Barry W. Wilson, John L. Schenkel, Donald M. Fry
CHOLINESTERASES AT INDIVIDUAL NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTIONS, Pages 175-200, E.A. Barnard, T. Rymaszewska, J. Wieckowski
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 201-204
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