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Basic and Systemic Mechanisms of Anesthesia: Invited Papers of the 7th International Conference on Basic and Systematic Mechanisms of Anesthesia, Nara, Japan, 25-27 February 2005 [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 360 pages, height x width: 240x165 mm, illustrations
  • Sērija : International Congress S. v. 1283
  • Izdošanas datums: 07-Dec-2005
  • Izdevniecība: Elsevier Science Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0444520902
  • ISBN-13: 9780444520906
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 360 pages, height x width: 240x165 mm, illustrations
  • Sērija : International Congress S. v. 1283
  • Izdošanas datums: 07-Dec-2005
  • Izdevniecība: Elsevier Science Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0444520902
  • ISBN-13: 9780444520906
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This book is constituted of the presentations (symposium, workshop and posters) given at the Seventh International Conference on Molecular and Basic Mechanisms of Anesthesia, held in Nara, Japan during February 2005. During this international event leading researchers presented the latest findings on the mechanisms underlying states of anesthesia. Topics covered included the latest developments in the physico-chemical actions of anesthetics on the membrane, to the molecular identifications such as their receptor-mediated actions. Furthermore, new research was presented on developments in the molecular identification of general anesthetic targets at the receptor level and the functional roles of their molecular targets, revealed by their integration of the in vivo system using genetic engineering techniques. An essential text for all researchers wanting a concise and authoritative overview of current research in the field of mechanisms of anesthesia, this book is a timely update for everyone involved in anesthetic drug development.
Foreword v
Reviewers vi
Acknowledgements vii
Symposium 1(2)
Molecular mechanisms of general anesthetic action
GABAA receptor interactions with propofol: Binding site location and conformational changes
3(6)
M.H. Akabas
M. Bali
Significances of protein structure and dynamics in anesthetic action
9(6)
P. Tang
Y. Xu
The four-helix bundle: An attractive fold
15(6)
R.G. Eckenhoff
R. Liu
J.S. Johansson
P.J. Loll
Potentiation of GABAA receptors by neurosteroids: Mechanisms and sites
21(5)
J.H. Steinbach
G. Akk
Structural elements governing activation and modulation of GABAA receptors
26(6)
A. Jenkins
T.L. Kash
C.M. Schofield
J.R. Trudell
N.L. Harrison
Equilibrium and kinetic allosteric mechanisms for anesthetic and structure function studies of GABAA receptors
32(6)
S.A. Forman
Anesthetic sensitivity is reduced in hippocampal pyramidal neurons from GABAA receptor α5 subunit null mutant mice
38(5)
B.A. Orser
V.B. Caraiscos
E. Elliott
V.Y. Cheng
J.G. Newell
J.F. MacDonald
Anesthetics modulate the release of glutamate and GABA via neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptors
43(6)
S. Moriguchi
W. Marszalec
X. Zhao
J.Z. Yeh
T. Narahashi
Kinetics of metoclopramide effects on human 5-HT3A receptors
49(6)
J. Walkembach
M. Bruss
B.W. Urban
M. Barann
Alcohol and anesthetic action at the gate of a voltage-dependent K+ channel
55(6)
M. Covarrubias
A. Bhattacharji
T. Harris
B. Kaplan
M.W. Germann
Identification of general anesthetic targets
Anesthetic sites on GABAA receptors
61(6)
G.-D. Li
C.-S.S. Chang
R.W. Olsen
The GABAA receptor: An important target for the general anaesthetic etomidate
67(6)
J.J. Lambert
A.R. Haythornthwaite
D.R. Peden
M.B. Herd
K.A. Wafford
T.W. Rosahl
D. Belelli
Non-immobilizers put to the test: F6 and the GABAA receptor
73(6)
M. Perouansky
R.A. Pearce
General anesthetic action on 5-HT3 receptors: Influence of subunit composition
79(6)
K. Solt
R.J. Stevens
D. Rusch
D.E. Raines
P.A. Davies
Cation--π interactions modulate the NMDA receptor inhibitory potencies of inhaled aromatic anesthetics
85(5)
D.E. Raines
Two-pore K channels: Still viable sites of action?
90(6)
C.S. Yost
The yin and yang of volatile anesthetic action on cardiac potassium channels
96(6)
W.-M. Kwok
A multifunctional protein, calreticulin, in pathway(s) of volatile anesthetics in Drosophila
102(6)
S. Gamo
G-protein-coupled receptors as targets for anesthetics
108(5)
K. Minami
Y. Uezono
Genetic evidence in Caenorhabditis elegans implicates a syntaxin-1A-binding protein as critical for presynaptic volatile anesthetic action
113(6)
L.B. Metz
C. Liu
J.S. Hunt
C.M. Crowder
An ion channel that influences anesthesia sensitivity: Designing a genetic test for assessing a candidate anesthetic target
119(7)
D.P. Alone
R.L. Scott
H.A. Nash
Integration of anesthetic targets into systems
The spinal cord, anesthesia and immobility: A re-examination
126(6)
J.F. Antognini
S.L. Jinks
E.E. Carstens
Mechanisms of nitrous oxide-induced analgesic effects
132(5)
M. Fujinaga
Possible role of the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor GluRε1 subunit in ketamine hypnosis and analgesia
137(6)
T. Yamakura
A.B. Petrenko
H. Baba
K. Sakimura
β3-containing GABAA receptors mediate the immobilizing and, in part, the hypnotic actions of etomidate and propofol
143(8)
R. Jurd
M. Arras
A. Zeller
S. Lambert
A. Lazaris
F. Crestani
B. Drexler
R. Siegwart
K.E. Vogt
B. Antkowiak
U. Rudolph
Workshop
149(2)
Theoretical models for anesthetic modification of gating in LGICs
Structural prediction of barbital-acetylcholine receptor complex from docking simulation
151(4)
T. Seto
S. Nosaka
Structural changes in a four-alpha-helix bundle protein following sevoflurane binding
155(5)
R. Pidikiti
T. Zhang
K.M.G. Mallela
M. Shamim
K.S. Reddy
J.S. Johansson
Normal mode analysis reveals the channel gating motion within a ligand gated ion channel model
160(4)
E.J. Bertaccini
J.R. Trudell
E. Lindahl
Spinal mechanisms of anesthetic action
Action of isoflurane on the substantia gelatinosa neurons of the adult rat spinal cord
164(4)
T. Kohno
A. Wakai
Differentiation of spinal and cerebral effects of anaesthetics in humans using clinical electrophysiology techniques
168(4)
B. Rehberg
D. Hadzidiakos
K. Herold
M. Grunewald
D. Kalisch
S. Tas
C. Dangel
K. Muller
J.H. Baars
The lamprey isolated spinal cord as a model for anesthetic effects on vertebrate locomotor systems
172(5)
S.L. Jinks
Potassium and related channels
Action and mechanism of ethanol on Ca2+-activated potassium channels
177(4)
T. Namba
T.M. Ishii
K. Fukuda
TRESK is a mammalian anesthetic-sensitive K channel
181(4)
C. Spencer Yost
Effects of anesthetics on ATP-sensitive K channels in rat substantia nigra
185(4)
T. Andoh
T. Ohtsuka
D. Ishiwa
Y. Kamiya
Y. Yamada
Tonic inhibition
The α5 GABAA receptor subunit confers resistance to isoflurane inhibition
189(4)
B.A. Orser
V.B. Caraiscos
E.K. You-Ten
V.Y. Cheng
J.G. Newell
J.F. MacDonald
The tonic inhibition mediated by GABAA receptor in substantia gelatinosa neurons
193(2)
A. Takahashi
H. Yamanaka
A. Tokunaga
K. Noguchi
T. Mashimo
I. Uchida
Will neural networks provide the answer to anesthetic mechanisms of action?
Effects of general anesthetics on excitatory and inhibitory synaptic pathways of hippocampus in vitro
195(4)
K. Hirota
R. Sasaki
T. Asahi
M. Yamazaki
Excitatory effects of low concentrations of general anesthetics on hippocampal pathways
199(4)
S.H. Roth
D.P. Archer
N. Samanani
K.Q. Nguyen
Physiochemical aspects of anesthesia
Mobility and location of anesthetics in lipid bilayer membranes by high-resolution, high-field-gradient NMR
203(4)
E. Okamura
M. Nakahara
Comparative study of specific and non-specific interactions between bio-macromolecules and ligands
207(4)
H. Matsuki
U. Komatsu
M. Nishimoto
S. Kaneshina
K. Ogli
Effect of volatile anesthetics on the structure of photosynthetic antenna complex in lipid bilayers
211(4)
N. Nishimura
M. Furukawa
K. Iida
M. Nango
Thermodynamic aspect of anesthetic action
Anesthetic and non-anesthetic effects on interfacial lipids around an ion channel
215(4)
P. Tang
Y. Xu
The binding of 10 general anesthetics to a four-alpha-helix bundle protein displays enthalpy--entropy compensation
219(4)
T. Zhang
J.S. Johansson
Antagonism of general anesthetics
223(4)
I. Ueda
T. Tatara
H. Kamaya
Theoretical model of anesthetic action upon ion channels mediated by lipid membrane
227(4)
Y. Suezaki
A.G. Petrov
I. Ueda
Monitoring the depth of anesthesia
What are electroencephalogram entropies really measuring?
231(4)
J. Sleigh
L. Voss
J. Barnard
Clinical monitoring for depth of anesthesia: Bispectral index (BIS)
235(4)
Y. Morimoto
T. Hirata
T. Sakabe
What we can know from bispectral analysis of EEG?
239(4)
S. Hagihira
M. Takashina
T. Mori
H. Ueyama
T. Mashimo
Ligand-gated receptors/channels and general anesthetics
General anesthetic modulation of neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptors
243(4)
M. Yamashita
T. Mori
X. Zhao
K. Nagata
W. Marszalec
J.Z. Yeh
T. Narahashi
5-HT3A receptor kinetics: Agonist and anesthetic action
247(6)
D.E. Raines
D. Rusch
P.A. Davies
Poster Session
251(2)
Genetic engineering
Distinct molecular targets for the central respiratory and cardiac actions of etomidate and propofol
253(3)
A. Zeller
M. Arras
R. Jurd
U. Rudolph
Xenon acts by inhibition of non-NMDA receptor-mediated glutamatergic neurotransmission in Caenorhabditis elegans
256(2)
P. Nagele
L.B. Metz
C.M. Crowder
Identification of differentially regulated genes in rat dorsal root ganglia after the treatment of artemin
258(2)
S. Park
D.-G. Jeong
J. Lee
W.K. Park
D.M. Yoon
Y.W. Lee
Y.-W. Hong
Ether-resistant mutant of laminin alpha subunit (LanA) in Drosophila melanogaster
260(3)
M. Nishiyama
M. Takase
Y. Tanaka
S. Gamo
Drosophila A-kinase anchor protein 200, protein kinase A and diethylether anesthesia
263(2)
A. Tamai
Y. Tanaka
S. Gamo
Relationship between the splicing pattern of the Drosophila sodium channel gene and the phenotypic variety
265(2)
Y. Tanaka
T. Koma
C. Hatai
R. Suzuki
H. Ohno
Isoflurane sensitivity of Drosophila axons is enhanced in an Na+ channel mutant
267(2)
D.J. Sandstrom
Ligand-gated ion channels and anesthesia
Inhibitory effects of pentobarbital on glutamate-induced calcium increase in presynaptic nerve terminals
269(2)
S. Kitahara
S. Ito
Y. Motono
Y. Ikemoto
Irreversible modulation of GABAA receptors by azi-etomidate, a photo-reactive general anesthetic
271(2)
S.A. Forman
H. Zhong
A residue in TM3 region of the NR1 subunit is critical for anesthetic inhibition of NMDA receptors
273(2)
M. Shiraishi
J. Ogata
J.J. Woodward
R.A. Harris
Effects of general anesthetics on P2X7 receptors in rat microglia
275(2)
M. Nakanishi
T. Mori
K. Nishikawa
M. Kuno
A. Asada
Volatile anesthetics, enflurane, isoflurane inhibit 5-hydroxytryptamine type 2C receptors expressed in Xenopus oocytes
277(2)
T. Horishita
M. Shiraishi
K. Minami
Ion channels and anesthesia
Ionic mechanisms of thiopental on prolongation of action potential duration in rat ventricular myocytes
279(2)
W.K. Park
M.H. Kim
J.E. Chae
C.H. Chang
Reversible effect of lidocaine on raft formation
281(2)
K. Kamata
S. Manno
Y. Takakuwa
M. Ozaki
The modulation of GIRK channels by halothane is essentially determined by its C terminus
283(2)
L.G. Weigl
S. Milovic
B. Steinecker-Frohnwieser
W. Schreibmayer
Differential effects of propofol and ethanol on P2X4 receptors expressed in Xenopus oocytes
285(3)
D.L. Davies
S.T. Kuo
R.L. Alkana
Interpreting the impact of GABAA receptor structural modifications using an allosteric co-agonist mechanism for etomidate actions
288(2)
S.A. Forman
D. Rusch
How long does it take for your favorite drug to diffuse into and out of a tight spot?
290(2)
J.P. Dilger
N. Shah
The effect of sevoflurane on mitochondrial function in brain synaptosomes
292(2)
R. Bains
M.C. Moe
J. Berg-Johnsen
M.L. Vinje
Interaction of the amyloid precursor-like protein 1 with α2-adrenoceptors
294(2)
B. Weber
J. Scholz
P.H. Tonner
Actions of anesthetics on networks
Comparison of antagonizing potencies of dodecane analogues with isoflurane in goldfish
296(2)
R. Hanada
Y. Kitahara
T. Tatara
Y. Iwao
Comparison of antagonizing potencies of saturated and unsaturated long-chain free fatty acids with isoflurane in goldfish
298(2)
R. Hanada
Y. Kitahara
T. Tatara
Y. Iwao
The effect of propofol, midazolam and remifentanil on the paired-pulse-depression of the human H-reflex
300(2)
K.F. Herold
D.A. Hadzidiakos
J.H. Baars
K. Mueller
M. Gericke
B. Rehberg
Thiopental prevents anoxic depolarization during anoxia in area CA1 of rat hippocampal slices
302(2)
R. Sasaki
K. Hirota
T. Asahi
M. Yamazaki
Differential actions of volatile and intravenous anesthetics on recurrent inhibitory interneurons in rat hippocampal slices
304(2)
T. Asahi
K. Hirota
R. Sasaki
Y. Mitsuaki
The structure of the neural network is related to the anesthetic potency of inhalation anesthetics
306(2)
Y. Kaminoh
C. Tashiro
H. Kamaya
I. Ueda
Physiochemical aspects of anesthesia
Adsorption mechanism of volatile anesthetic molecules on a phospholipid monolayer
308(2)
Y. Yamamoto
K. Taga
T. Yoshida
H. Kamaya
I. Ueda
Naphthalene compound, 2-toluidino-6-naphthalenesulfonate, increases effective concentrations of halothane and isoflurane in goldfish
310(2)
T. Tatara
J. Watanabe
C. Tashiro
I. Ueda
Propofol acts on different sites than ethanol and butanol in recombinant glycine receptors: Evidence from pressure studies
312(3)
D.L. Davies
D.K. Crawford
J.R. Trudell
R.L. Alkana
Nanobubble formation and its implication for a channel blocking mechanism of anaesthetic action
315(3)
I. Otsuka
Validation of hypothesis of pressure reversal mechanisms: ``Anesthetic binds to site, and squeezed out by pressure''
318(2)
H. Isogai
T. Seto
S. Nosaka
Local anesthetic tetracaine induces the interdigitation of lipid bilayers
320(2)
S. Kaneshina
H. Matsuki
T. Hata
H. Okuno
M. Kusube
N. Tamai
Effect of an inhalation anesthetic on the viscosity of aqueous bovine serum albumin solutions
322(2)
U. Komatsu
H. Matsuki
S. Kaneshina
K. Ogli
Recognition for long-chain saturated fatty acids, by dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine bilayer membranes
324(2)
H. Matsuki
M. Kusube
N. Tamai
S. Kaneshina
H. Kamaya
I. Ueda
Study on the interaction between bovine serum albumin and inhalation anesthetic halothane by differential scanning calorimetry
326(2)
M. Nishimoto
H. Matsuki
S. Kaneshina
K. Ogli
Partition coefficients of local anesthetic into phospholipid-cholesterol mixed bilayer membranes
328(2)
K. Matsuoka
K. Nagayama
T. Hata
H. Satake
H. Matsuki
S. Kaneshina
Distribution of charged and uncharged local anesthetics into phospholipid bilayer membrane: Correlation between partition coefficients and anesthetic potency
330(2)
N. Yamasaki
K. Matsuoka
M. Nishimoto
T. Hata
H. Satake
H. Matsuki
S. Kaneshina
Effect of heavy water on the synaptic transmission
332(3)
T. Sawada
M. Takenoshita
H. Matsuo
T. Seto
S. Nosaka
Author index 335(4)
Keyword index 339