Fluid and Solute Transport in the AirsPates of the Lungs

Ultrastructure of the distal pulmonary epithelium, Eveline E. Schneeberger and Robert D. Lynch; mechanical forces in fluid transport between alveoli and pulmonary interstitium, H.K. Chang et al; role of the pulmonary epithelium in governing fluid and solute transport in the lung, Richard M. Effros; fluid and electrolyte transport in the isolated lung, G. Basset et al; active transport of Na(+) across epithelial monolayers, Gary R. Cott; mechanisms of pH homeostasis in alveolar epithelium, Richard L. Lubman and Edward D. Crandall; ion channels in lower respiratory tract cells, Elizabeth R. Jacobs and Thomas E. DeCoursey; mechanisms of active Na(+) transport across freshly isolated and cultured adult alveolar type II pneumocytes, Sadis Matalon et al; specialized alveolar epithelial transport processes, Kwang-Jin Kim and Edward D. Crandall; alveolar liquid and protein clearance - in vivo studies, Michael A. Matthay et al; fluid secretion and absorption in the foetus, Richard E. Olver; absorption of liquid from the lungs at birth, Richard D. Bland and Dale L. Chapman; electrolyte concentrations in the epithelial lining fluid, Dennis W. Nielson; protein permeability abnormalities in the preterm lung, Alan H. Jobe and Machiko Ikegami; movement of fluid and particles between the airspaces and pulmonary interstitium, Robert L. Conhaim; nonselective solute transport across the pulmonary epithelium, O. Douglas Wangensteen; radioaerosol studies of the pulmonary epithelium, Gerard J. Huchon; permeability of and transport by amphibian lung, John T. Gatzy; species differences in regulation of sodium transport, Barbara E. Goodman and William F. Waltz.