The professional association for Australian Physiologists
Year | Title | Issue* |
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1973 | Movement of ions across biological membranes | 5 (1) |
1976 | The physiology of skeletal muscle | 7 (2) |
Sensory physiology | 8 (1) | |
1977 | Renal physiology | 8 (2) |
Control of fetal and neonatal respiration | 9 (1) | |
1978 | Neurotransmitters | 9 (2) |
Claude Bernard Centenary Symposium | 10 (1) | |
1979 | Control of the circulation | 10 (2) |
The pharmacology and sociology of drug dependence | 11 (2) | |
1980 | Fetal physiology | 12 (1) |
The autonomic nervous system | 12 (2) | |
1981 | Embryo-maternal reactions | 13 (1) |
Personal reflections on physiology | 14 (1) | |
1982 | Structure and function of 5-hydroxytryptamine control systems | 13 (2) |
The world out there | 14 (2) | |
1984 | Local and hormonal influences on the circulation | 15 (2) |
Centrifugal control mechanisms | 16 (1) | |
1985 | Inflammation | 16 (2) |
Epithelial transport | 17 (1) | |
1986 | Recent progress in physiology | 17 (2) |
Channels, receptors and drugs | 18 (1) | |
1987 | Comparative aspects of contractile activation of skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle fibres | 18 (2) |
1988 | The role of membranes in regulating muscle contraction | 19 |
Seeing through the visual system | 19 | |
Comparative physiology of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems | ||
1989 | Pain and analgesia | 20 (2) |
Control of the thoracic circulations | 21 (1) | |
1990 | Physiology of the koala: koala nutrition | 21 (2) |
Neural control of the heart | 22 (1) | |
1991 | first meeting??? | |
1991 | Muscle: from sarcomere to movement | 23 (1) |
Gastrointestinal physiology and pharmacology | 23 (1) | |
Identity and function of transmitter substances released by autonomic and enteric nerve terminals | 24 (1) | |
1993 | Metabolic aspects of exercise | 24 (2) |
Computer-based teaching: ion channels to neural activity - theory and practice | 24 (2) | |
Hypothalamic functions | 25 (1) | |
Growth and development | 25 (1) | |
1994 | Physiological and pharmacological control of the cardiovascular system | 25 (2) |
Developmental neurobiology/regeneration | 26 (1) | |
Respiratory system/SIDS | 26 (1) | |
1995 | The cerebral cortex: organization for perception, action and memory | 27 (1) |
1996 | Development of bronchial responsiveness | 27(2) |
Physiology of lipid transport | 27(2) | |
Physiology in the next millenium | ||
Central autonomic regulation (Jointly with ASCEPT) | 28(1) | |
Second messengers | 28(1) | |
Diabetes | 28(1) | |
1997 | Critical care | 29(1) |
Biological rhythm generators | 29(1) | |
1998 | Muscle: from metabolism to molecules | 30 (1) |
1999 | Ischaemia and the heart | 31 (1) |
Tachykinins - the challenge continues | 31 (1) | |
Integrative cardiovascular function - a tribute to Professor Saxon White | 31 (1) | |
Ion channels | 31 (1) | |
The hypothalamus | 31 (1) | |
2000 | Interstitial cells of Cajal and intestinal motility | |
New frontiers in muscle research | 32 (1) | |
Symposium honouring the contribution of Professor John Ludbrook to physiology and medical research | 32 (1) | |
Integrative physiology of exercise | 32 (1) | |
Cellular and mechanical coupling in the arteriolar wall | 32 (1) | |
2002 | Skeletal muscle function | |
Cardiac ischaemia and hypertrophy - Cellular and molecular mechanisms | ||
Skeletal muscle, exercise and health exercise | ||
Ion channels in normal and abnormal function | ||
Fetal origins of adult disease | ||
Mechanotransduction | ||
2003 | Stretch-induced muscle damage in sport and disease | 34 |
Potassium channels and endothelium-derived hyperpolarising factor: Physiological and clinical roles | 34 | |
Role of neural angiotensin II in regulation of cardiovascular function | ||
Regulation of ion transport | ||
Hormonal, metabolic and neural control of the kidney | 34 | |
Functional imaging | 34 | |
Active learning | ||
Integrating cardiac function: From molecules to man | 34 | |
Exocytosis and neurosecretion | ||
2004 | Stretch activated ion channels | |
Ghrelin - is it merely a growth hormone secretagogue? | ||
Integrative aspects of human muscle performance | ||
Dendritic physiology and processing in the central nervous system | ||
Environmental and genetic influences on respiratory health | ||
Intracellular communication | ||
Cardiac hypertrophy and failure - cellular and signalling defects | ||
2005 | Ion channel gating | 36 |
Functional roles of potassium channels in the vasculature | 36 | |
Physiology teaching in the 21st century: Trends, challenges and innovations | 36 | |
Membrane protein structure and interactions | 36 | |
Regulation of membrane transport | 36 | |
Membrane associated proteins that regulate muscle contraction | 36 | |
Function and regulation of ion transport membrane proteins | 36 | |
Epithelial transport of ions and metabolites | 36 | |
2007 | Post-docs: Life after a PhD | 38 |
Amino acid transport and signalling | 38 | |
Potassium channels | 38 | |
Influencing factors in the fate of cardiac myocytes in heart disease | 38 | |
Magnetic techniques in protein studies | 38 | |
Artificial photosynthesis | 38 | |
EC Coupling and fatigue | 38 | |
Exercise, free radicals and skeletal muscle | 38 | |
Insulin signalling in health and disease | 38 | |
Calcium channels, microdomains and muscle function | 38 | |
Endocrinology, reproduction and foetal development | 38 | |
TRP and the other channels | 38 | |
Protein structure, interactions and dynamics | 38 | |
Physiology education | 38 | |
2008 | Signaling in Cell Secretion | 39 |
Myopathies and Muscle Regeneration | 39 | |
Regulation of Trafficking of Membrane Transporters by Intracellular Signaling Systems | 39 | |
Skeletal Muscle: an Endocrine Organ | 39 | |
Beyond your PhD | 39 | |
Signaling in Smooth Muscles | 39 | |
Signals Mediating Exercise-Induced Skeletal Muscle Remodelling | 39 | |
Ion Channels as Therapeutic Targets for Multiple Diseases | 39 | |
Epithelial Cell Biology | 39 | |
Role of ROS in Cardiovascular Function and Disease | 38 | |
Cardiac Growth and Ageing | 39 | |
Role of ROS in Cardiovascular Function and Disease | 39 | |
2010 (Feb) | Joint meeting with ANS - no abstracts from that meeting were published. The oral presentations can be downloaded as a PDF file - go to meeting site. | |
From molecular motors to neurodegeneration | ||
Ion channel dynamics | ||
Molecular mechanismas of neruonal growth and plasticity | ||
Auditory neuroscience - Neuronal signaling in development, repair and innovation in bionics | ||
Energy expenditure and body weight - New views of an old vista | ||
Neurohardware: Restoring brain function and bionics | ||
Trip and store operated Ca2+ channels in health and disease | ||
Get moving - cell migration during development | ||
Innovative microscope: New approaches to fluorescence microscopy | ||
Gastrointestinal motility: Neural or myogenic | ||
Structure and regulation of epithelial transporters | ||
Presidential symposium | ||
IBRO/ANS symposium: Current neuroscience research across the Asia-Pacific | ||
Breaking the code: The theory of spikes & axons | ||
Pain, motoneurones and movement: Unravelling the effects and mechanisms | ||
Mechanisms underlying exocytosis and endocytosis: Relevance to health and disease | ||
2010 (Dec) | Mechanisms of multidrug resistance - the role of transporters in human disease | 41 |
Physiology education | 41 | |
Skeletal muscle: the coupling of excitation to contraction | 41 | |
Regulation of metabolic balance through co-ordination of central and peripheral signalling | 41 | |
New insights into the molecular architecture of the heart and their implications for heart disease | 41 | |
Imaging and dynamic microscopy (imaging of biological and biophysical processes) | 41 | |
Calcium signalling | 41 | |
Lipid Metabolism and disease: new insights from the lab to the clinic | 41 | |
Ion channel modulation by peptide toxins | 41 | |
Emerging leaders in developmental physiology | 41 | |
Stress, disease and Ca2+ management: the cardiovascular challenge | 41 | |
Molecular physiology and membrane dynamics | 41 | |
Fatigue mechanisms limiting exercise performance | 41 | |
Fundamentals of Biophysics - development of mathematical and computational methods | 41 | |
Skeletal muscle ROS: the good, the bad and the, well it kinda depends | 41 | |
Computational studies on biological and synthetic nanotubes | 41 | |
2011 | Abnormalities in ion transport and signaling in muscle ageing and disease | 2011 |
Being a small baby or being born preterm: which is worse for your health? | 2011 | |
Cardiac arrhythmia mechanisms | 2011 | |
Challenges in pharmacology and physiology education | 2011 | |
Elucidating abnormalities in cardiac metabolism | 2011 | |
Epithelial transport - expanding the boundaries | 2011 | |
Exercise and cardiovascular function in health and disease | 2011 | |
Functional consequences of genetic muscle conditions | 2011 | |
Fundamental mechanisms of function of the normal and diseased heart | 2011 | |
Mechanisms underlying vascular dysfunction in disease and injury | 2011 | |
Regulation of intracellular calcium signalling in vascular tissue | 2011 | |
Structure-function studies of drug targets and drug metabolising enzymes | 2011 | |
The role of inflammation in the development of respiratory related disorders | 2011 |