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Current Topics in Membranes and Transport VOLUME 32
Membrane Fusion in Fertilization, Cellular Transport, and Viral Infection
Advisory Board
G . Blobel E. Carafoli 3. S. Cook D.Louvard
Cur rent Top ics in Membranes and Transport Edited by Felix Bronner D i ~ p i r r t t n ~ wot/ BioStrrrctrrrc trnd Firnc.tiori The University of Connecticut Health C r n t e r School of Dental Medicine Farrnington, Connecticut
VOLUME 32
Membrane Fusion in Fertilization, Cellular Transport, and Viral Infection
Guest Editors Nejat Duzguneg
Felix Bronner
Department qf Pharmaceutical Chemistty Cuncer Reseurch Institute and Schools of Medicine and Phnrniacy Uniuersity of Californiu San Francisco. California
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Contents
Contributors, ix Preface, xi Peter Baker, xv Yale Membrane Transport Processes Volumes, xvii
PART I.
MEMBRANE FUSION IN FERTILIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 1. Sperm-Egg Fusion RYUZO YANAGIMACHI
I . Introduction. 4 11. Morphology of Sperm-Egg Fusion, 4 Ill. Specific Sites for Sperm-Egg Fusion, 13
IV. V. VI. VII.
Sperm Movement and Sperm-Egg Fusion, 18 Intermingling of Sperm and Egg Plasma Membrane, 19 Species Specificity of Sperm-Egg Fusion, 20 How Long Does the Egg Plasma Membrane Remain Capable of Fusing with Spermatozoa after the Entry of the First Spermatozoon'?, 24 VI11. Conditions Controlling Sperm-Egg Fusion. 26 IX. Effects of Miscellaneous Substances on Sperm-Egg Fusion, 31 X . Mechanism of Sperm-Egg Fusion. 34 References, 35
Chapter 2. Cortical Exocytosis in the Sea Urchin Egg ROBERT C . JACKSON AND JOSEPH H. CRABB 1. Introduction, 45 11. The Calcium Signal, 51 111. In Virro Models of Exocytosis, 56
IV. Conclusions, 73 V. Addendum. 74 References, 76 V
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Chapter 3. Myoblast Fusion-A
Mechanistic Analysis
MICHAEL J. 0. WAKELAM 1. Introduction, 88 11. Morphological Aspects of Myoblast Fusion, 88
Ill. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII.
Kinetics of Myoblast Fusion, 92 Structure-Function Relationships in Myoblast Plasma Membranes, 94 Fusion-Induced Changes in Membrane Organization, 99 Proposed Mechanisms of Myoblast Fusion, I01 Stimulation of Myoblast Fusion, 106 Conclusions, 107 References, 107
PART 11. CELLULAR TRANSPORT-EXOCYTOSIS
AND ENDOCYTOSIS
Chapter 4. Exocytosis in Elect