Table of Contents

Volume 2, Issue 3

  July/August/September 2006

  Pages 151 - 252

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Editor's Corner

• How Selective is Autophagy?

  Daniel J. Klionsky
  Pages 151 - 152

Spotlight

• Autophagy in Infection and Immunity: A Brief Introduction

  Michele S. Swanson
  Page 153

• Autophagy vs. Group A Streptococcus

  Tamotsu Yoshimori
  Pages 154 - 155

• Autophagy Recognizes Intracellular Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium in Damaged Vacuoles

  Cheryl L. Birmingham and John H. Brumell
  Pages 156 - 158

• Cytoplasmic Bacteria and the Autophagic Pathway

  Paul Webster
  Pages 159 - 161

• The Two Faces of Autophagy: Coxiella and Mycobacterium

  María Isabel Colombo, Maximiliano G. Gutierrez and Patricia S. Romano
  Pages 162 - 164

• Autophagy: A Highway for Porphyromonas gingivalis in Endothelial Cells

  Myriam Bélanger, Paulo H. Rodrigues, William A. Dunn, Jr. and Ann Progulske-Fox
  Pages 165 - 170

• Shigella and Autophagy

  Michinaga Ogawa and Chihiro Sasakawa
  Pages 171 - 174

• Autophagy in Immune Defense Against Mycobacterium tuberculosis

  Isabelle Vergne, Sudha Singh, Esteban Roberts, George Kyei, Sharon Master, James Harris, Sergio de Haro, John Naylor, Alex Davis, Monica Delgado, and Vojo Deretic
  Pages 175 - 178

• Mouse infection by Legionella, a Model to Analyze Autophagy

  Jean-Francois Dubuisson and Michele S. Swanson
  Pages 179 - 182

Research Papers

• Pex14p is Not Required for Microautophagy and in Catalytic Amounts for Macropexophagy in Hansenula polymorpha

  Bart de Vries, Virginia Todde, Patricia Stevens, Florian Salomons, Ida J. van der Klei and Marten Veenhuis
  Pages 183 - 188

• ALIS are Stress-Induced Protein Storage Compartments for Substrates of the Proteasome and Autophagy

  Jason Szeto, Natalia A. Kaniuk, Veronica Canadien, Rozalia Nisman, Noboru Mizushima, Tamotsu Yoshimori, David P. Bazett-Jones and John H. Brumell
  Pages 189 - 199

• Effects of RNA Interference of Atg4B on the Limited Proteolysis of LC3 in PC12 Cells and Expression of Atg4B in Various Rat Tissues

  Open Access Article

  Kentaro Yoshimura, Masahiro Shibata, Masato Koike, Kunihito Gotoh, Masahiro Fukaya, Masahiko Watanabe and Yasuo Uchiyama
  Pages 200 - 208

Article Addenda

• Investigation of Peroxisome Biogenesis Revealed Possible New Roles for Autophagy Components

  Ines Heiland and Ralf Erdmann
  Pages 209 - 211

• Autophagic Degeneration and Death of Cardiomyocytes in Heart Failure

  Genzou Takemura, Shusaku Miyata, Yukinori Kawase, Hideshi Okada, Rumi Maruyama, and Hisayoshi Fujiwara
  Pages 212 - 214

• Chondrocytes Embedded in the Epiphyseal Growth Plates of Long Bones undergo Autophagy Ppior to the Induction of Osteogenesis

  Vickram Srinivas and Irving M. Shapiro
  Pages 215 - 216

• Lysosomal and Autophagic Reactions as Predictive Indicators of Environmental Impact in Aquatic Animals

  Michael N. Moore, J. Icarus Allen, Allan McVeigh and Jenny Shaw
  Pages 217 - 220

• Autophagy as Mechanism for Cell Death in Degenerative Aortic Valve Disease: An Underestimated Phenomenon in Cardiovascular Diseases

  Wilhelm P. Mistiaen, Pamela Somers, Michiel W.M. Knaapen and Mark M. Kockx
  Pages 221 - 223

• Protective Roles for Induction of Autophagy in Multiple Proteinopathies

  Fiona M. Menzies, Brinda Ravikumar and David C. Rubinsztein
  Pages 224 - 225

• Possible Involvement of Pleiomorphic Vacuolar Networks in Nutrient Recycling in Filamentous Fungi

  Jun-ya Shoji, Manabu Arioka, and Katsuhiko Kitamoto
  Pages 226 - 227

• Autophagy, Bafilomycin and Cell Death: The “A-B-Cs” of Plecomacrolide-Induced Neuroprotection

  John J. Shacka, Barbara J. Klocke and Kevin A. Roth
  Pages 228 - 230

• Autophagy and Self-Preservation: A Step Ahead from Cell Plasticity?

  Brigitte Galliot
  Pages 231 - 233

• Potential Compensatory Responses Through Autophagic/Lysosomal Pathways in Neurodegenerative Diseases

  David Butler, Ralph A. Nixon and Ben A. Bahr
  Pages 234 - 236

• Deficiency in Apoptotic Effectors BAX and BAK Reveals an Autophagic Cell Death Pathway Initiated by Photodamage to the Endoplasmic Reticulum

  E. Buytaert, G. Callewaert, J.R. Vandenheede and P Agostinis
  Pages 237 - 239

• Deletion of HOG1 Leads to Osmosensitivity in Starvation-Induced, but not Rapamycin-Dependent Atg8 Degradation and Proteolysis: Further Evidence for Different Regulatory Mechanisms in Yeast Autophagy

  Tanja Prick, Michael Thumm, Dieter Häussinger and Stephan vom Dahl
  Pages 240 - 242

• Degradation of Membrane Phospholipids in Plant Cells Cultured in Sucrose-free Medium

  Yuko Inoue and Yuji Moriyasu
  Pages 243 - 245

• Shaping Cellular Form and Function by Autophagy

  Bruce A. Bamber and Aaron M. Rowland
  Pages 246 - 248

Views and Commentaries

• Insulin Signaling Gives Autophagy a Push

  Carey N. Lumeng and Alan R. Saltiel
  Pages 249 - 252