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Preface. Thoughts of my Friend, Hiroshi Irisawa S. Ebashi. Dr Hiroshi Irisawa during his Youth and Physiology I. Seyama. Part One: Section I: Channels and Channel Proteins. 1. Introduction. 2. A Pacemaker Channel. 3. The Cardiac N+ Channel. 4. The L-Type Cardiac Ca2+ Channel. 5. The Cardiac K+ Channels. 6. Cardiac Cl- Channels. 7. Cardiac Ion Channels Not Gated by Voltage. Section II: Ion Channels in Cardiovascular Development. Section III: Pharmacology of Ion Channels. Section IV: Ion Channels and Cardiac Pathology. Part Two: Section One: Molecular Aspects of Ca2+ Release. Section II: Molecular Steps in Cardiac Relaxation. 2. Molecular Biology and Physiology of Na+-Ca2+ Exchange. 3. Contraction-Relaxation Regulation. Section III: Regulation of Celluar Ca2+ by Other Transporters. Index.

Molecular Physiology and Pharmacology of Cardiac Ion Channels and Transporters