Axonal Transport

Partial table of contents: A Brief History and Present Status of Transport Mechanism Models (S. Ochs). SYNTHESIS AND LOADING. Molecular Mechnisms Involved in Sorting of Fast-Transported Proteins, (G. C. Stone & R. Hammerschlag). Further Studies on the Initiation of Fast Axonal Transport (R. Hammershlag & G. C. Stone). Regulation of the Export From the Cell Body and the Partitioning in the Axonal Tree of Organelles Used in Synaptic Transmission and Axonal Growth (D. J. Goldberg). FAST TRANSPORT: INSIGHTS FROM IMAGING. Reticulomyxa, A Model System for the Study of Intracellular Organelle Transport, (M. Schliwa, et al.). In Vitro Investigations of Organelle Movements (R. J. Adams & T. D. Pollard). The Native Microtubule as the Engine for Bidirectional Organelle Movements (D. G. Weiss, et al.). Fast Axonal Transport in Isolated Axoplasm From the Squid Giant Axon (S. T. Brady). Axonal Transport of Mitochondria (D. S. Forman). SLOW TRANSPORT. Microtubule Gelation-Contraction In Vitro and Slow Axonal Transport (R. C. Weisenberg, et al.). The Axonal Transport of Cytoskeletal Proteins: A Reappraisal (R. A. Nixon). Organization of Cytoskeletal Proteins Transported in the Axon (T. Tashiro & Y. Komiya). Slow Flow and the Initial Delay of Axonal Regeneration (P. F. Cancalon). Slow Transport Disorders in Diabetic Neuropathy (D. R. Tomlinson, et al.). The Effect of Impairment of Slow Transport on Axonal Caliber (I. M. Parhad, et al.).Smith, Richard S. is the author of 'Axonal Transport', published 1987 under ISBN 9780471629924 and ISBN 0471629928.