Mammalian TRP Channels as Molecular Targets

Derek J. Chadwick and Jamie A. Goode are editors for Mammalian TRP Channels as Molecular Targets and other scientific titles.

• Chair's Introduction (J. Putney). Molecular genetics of Drosophila TRP channels (C. Montell).Mammalian TRPC channnel subunit assembly (W. Schilling and M. Goel).TRPC channel interactions with calmodulin and IP3 receptors (M. Zhu & J. Tang).Plasma membrane localizations of TRPC channels: role of caveolar lipid rafts (I. Ambudkar, et al.).Assembly and gating of TRPC channels in signalling microdomains (P. Delmas).General discussion I.Activation, subunit composition and physiological relevance of DAG-sensitive TRPC  proteins (T. Gudermann, et al.).Signalling mechanisms for TRPC3 channels (J. Putney, et al.).Diversity of TRP channel activation (B. Nilius and T. Voets).General discussion II.Regulation of Drosophila TRP channels by lipid messengers (R. Hardie).Control of TRPC and store-operated channels by protein kinase C (K. Venkatachalam, et al.).TRPC4 and TRPC4 deficient mice (M. Freichel, et al.).TRP channels as drug targets (S. Li, et al.).Role of TRP channels in oxidative stress (K. Groschner, et al.).Distribution of TRPC channels in a visceral sensory pathway (M. Buniel, et al.).Emerging roles of TRPM channels (A. Fleig and R. Penner).Final discussion.Index of contributors.Subject index.