• Can We See Living Structure In A Cell ?
• The Physical State of Potassium in Frog Skeletal Muscle Studied by Ion-Sensitive
  Microelectrodes and by Electron Microscopy: Interpretation of Seemingly Incompatible Results

• What Is Life Answered in Terms of Properties and Activities of Auto-cooperativeAssemblies of Molecules,Atoms, Ions and Electrons Called Nano-protoplasm
• A 2004 Unanswered Letter to the Economist Magazine Requesting a Retraction (And Apology)
• Short Note: Preface for the Updated Chinese Translation of Gilbert N. Ling’s Life at the Cell and Below-Cell Level

• The Possible Role of Cranio-Cervical Trauma and Abnormal CSF Hydrodynamics in the Genesis of Multiple Sclerosis
• Truth in Basic Biomedical Science Will Set Future Mankind Free
• Hydrazide Drugs that Inhibit Growth and Proliferation of Tuberculosis Bacteria
• Artifacts of Electron Microscopy in Cells

Volume 40, Number 1, 2011 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 39(2): 1-120 (2008)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Water Proton Relaxation Times of Pathological Tissues
• Variation of Substituents on Pirarubicin for Enhancing Response to Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Pattern Recognition Analysis to Determine Analogy to Parent Drug
• Four Hydrazide Compounds that Inhibit the Growth of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis
• Proton HR-MAS NMR Spectroscopic Characterization of Metabolites in Various Human Organ Tissues: Pancreas, Brain and Liver from Trauma Cases
• A Historically Significant Study that at Once Disproves the Membrane (Pump) Theory and Confirms that Nano-protoplasm Is the Ultimate Physical Basis of Life—Yet so Simple and Low-cost that it Could Easily Be Repeated in Many High School Biology ClassroomsWorldwide
• A Preliminary Report on the Survival of Fully-hydrated Living (Cancer) Cells
  to Liquid Helium Exposure

Volume 39, Number 2, 2007 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 39(1) 111-245 (2007)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Nano-protoplasm: the Ultimate Unit of Life
• Sodium Loss with Tissue Sodium Deficiency in Sodium Supplemented and Unsupplemented Rats During Prolonged Hypokinesia

Volume 39, Number 1, 2006 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 39(1) 1-110 (2007)
ISSN 0748-6642

• History of the Membrane (Pump) Theory of the Living Cell from Its Beginning in
  Mid-19th Century to Its Disproof 45 Years Ago — though Still Taught Worldwide Today as Established Truth
• Regulation of 5-Aminolevulinic Aciddependent Protoporphyrin IX Accumulations in Human Histiocytic Lymphoma U937 Cells
• Exposure to an Additional Alternating Magnetic Field Affects Comb Building by Worker Hornets
• An Unanswered 2003 Letter Appealing on Behalf of all Mankind to Nobel Laureate Roderick McKinnon to Use His Newfound Fame and Visibility to Begin Restoring Honesty and Integrity to Basic Biomedical Science by Rebutting or Correcting Suspected Plagiarism in His Nobel-Prize-Winning Work
• Identical Twins, Asymmetrical Mitosis and Bilateral Symmetry of Organisms

Volume 38, Number 2, 2006 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 38(2) 77-158 (2006)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Effects of Acetaminophen on Hepatic Gene Expression in Mice
• Basic Study on Biochemical Mechanism of Thoron and Thermal Therapy
• Tissue Magnesium Loss during Prolonged Hypokinesia in Magnesium Supplemented and Unsupplemented Rats
• An Ultra Simple Model of Protoplasm to Test the Theory of Its Long-range Coherence and Control So Far Tested (and Affirmed) Mostly on Intact Cell(s)
• APPENDIX I-The Model of the Biological Fixed-Charge System (Reproduced from Chapter 4 of Ling, 1962)

Volume 38, Number 1, 2006 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 38(1) 1-76 (2006)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Stimulation of Membrane Permeability Transition by a-Lipoic Acid and its
  Biochemical Characteristics
• Histological Changes in Spleens of Radio-sensitive and Radio-resistant Mice
  Exposed to Low-dose X-ray Irradiation
• Diazepam Inhibits Reproduction and Reproductive Behavior of Oriental Hornet.
  A Possible Role for the Peripheral-Type Benzodiazepine Receptor
• MRI of Oriental Hornet Head
• In Response to an Open Invitation for Comments on AAAS Project 2061’s Benchmark Books on Science
  Gilbert Ling

Volume 37, Number 2, 2005 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 37(2) 89-161 (2006)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Mechanisms of Telomerase Binding to Telomeres
• Effects of Post Low-dose X-ray Irradiation on Carbon Tetrachloride-induced Acatalasemic Mice Liver Damage
• Water And Electrolyte Changes in Skeletal and Cardiac Muscles of Rats During Prolonged Hypokinesia
• What Befalls the Proteins and Water in a Living Cell When the Cell Dies?

Volume 37, Number 1, 2005 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 37(1) 1-88 (2005)
ISSN 0748-6642

• An Updated and Further Developed Theory and Evidence for the Close-contact, One-on-one Association of Nearly All Cell K⁺ with ß- and γ-Carboxyl Groups of Intracellular Proteins
• Studies on the Amount of Aluminum and Calcium in Urine following Aluminum Administration with and without Amino Acids
• Electrical Properties of Hornet Silk: Temperature Dependence
• BOOK REVIEW: Bioelectromagnetic Medicine

Volume 36, Number 2, 2004 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 36(1) 85-160 (2004)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Molecular Properties and Antibacterial Activity of the Methyl and Ethyl Ester Derivatives of Ampicillin
• Role of α-Tocopherol in the Regulation of Mitochondrial Permeability Transition
• Phosphate Deposition During and After Hypokinesia in Phosphate Supplemented and Unsupplemented Rats
• Temperature Distribution and Electrical Properties Along the Oriental Hornet Body
• Communication by Electrical Means in Social Insects
• How Much Water Is Made “Non-free” by 36% Native Hemoglobin?

Volume 36, Number 1, 2004 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 36(1) 1-88 (2004)
ISSN 0748-6642

• What Determines the Normal Water Content of a Living Cell?
• 17ß-Estradiol Suppresses ROS-induced Apoptosis of CHO Cells through Inhibition of Lipid Peroxidation-coupled Membrane Permeability Transition
• Evaluation of a Simple Carrier Molecule to Enhance Drug Penetration of Dermal Layers by Utilizing Multivariate Methods,
  Structure Property Correlations, and Continuous System Modeling
• The Thermoelectric Properties of Hornet Cuticle: Correlation With Measuring Body Sites and Activity Status
• On the Modulation Effect of Pulsing and Static Magnetic Fields and Mechanical Vibrations on Barley Seed Hydration

Volume 35, Number 2, 2003 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 35(2) 91-171 (2003)
ISSN 0748-6642

• A New Theoretical Foundation for the Polarized-Oriented Multilayer Theory of Cell Water and for Inanimate Systems Demonstrating Long-range Dynamic Structuring of Water Molecules
• Cepharanthine, an Anti-inflammatory Drug, Suppresses Mitochondrial Membrane Permeability Transition
• MR Imaging of Vertebral Metastases at 0.2 Tesla: Clinical Evaluation of T1-weighted Opposed-phase Gradient-echo Imaging
• Photo-Induced Arousal Response by Hornets

Volume 35, Number 1, 2003 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 35(1) 1-90 (2003)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Effect of Endogenously Generated Nitric Oxide on the Energy Metabolism of Peritoneal Macrophages
• Spectral Properties of Adrenaline in Micellar Environment
• Melanocytes: Morphological Basis for anExteroceptive Sensory System for
  Monitoring Ultraviolet Radiation
• Insulin Secretion in Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) Obese Rats Submitted to Aerobic Exercise Training
• MRS Study of the Interaction of Dihydropyridines with Lipid Molecules in Phosphatidylcholine Vesicles
• The Thermo-Photoelectric (TPE) Properties of the Hornet Cuticle: Correlation with the Morphological Structure

Volume 30 (1998)

• On the Role of Na, K-ATPase: a Challenge for the Membrane-Pump and Association-Induction Hypotheses
  P.Bogner , E. Nagy and A. Miseta
• Explaining on Request a Correlation between Membrane Na,K-ATPase and K⁺ Content in Erythrocytes and Other Findings in the Preceding Paper
  Gilbert N. Ling

Volume 29, Number 2, 1997
PLCHB4 29(2) 123-262 (1979)
ISSN 0748-6642

• Debunking the Alleged Resurrection of the Sodium Pump Hypothesis
• Lanthionine Ketimine and S-(2-aminoethyl)-L-cysteine Ketimine Induce the Tyrosyl Phosphorylation of 45 kDa Protein in Parallel with its Stimulation of Superoxide Generation in Human Neutrophils
• Thermoregulation of the Extraretinal Photoreceptor Apparatus in the Yellow Stripes of the Gaster of Hornets
• II. Electric Energy Transfer in Hornet Silk Caps: A Qualitative Approach to the Dynamics of Charge Release
• Electrolyte Concentration in Skeletal Muscles and Plasma of Rats During and After Exposure to Hypokinesia and Hyperhydration

Volume 27, Number 4, 1995 (PDF) Complete Journal
PLCHB4 27(4) 231-410 (1995)
ISSN 0748-6642

Special Issue: Proceedings of the 1st International Symposium
Trends in Peptide Research
Perugia, Italy, May 14-18, 1995

Volume 26 (1994)

• The New Cell Physiology: An Outline, Presented Against its Full Historical Background, Beginning from the Beginning
  Gilbert N. Ling

Volume 25 (1993)

• A Quantitative Theory of Solute Distribution in Cell Water According to Molecular Size.
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Predictions of Polarized Multilayer Theory of Solute Distribution Confirmed from a Study of the Equilibrium Distribution in Frog Muscle of Twenty-one Nonelectrolytes Including Five Cryoprotectants
  Gilbert N. Ling, Zeling Niu and Margaret Ochsenfeld

Volume 23 (1991)

• The Majority of Potassium Ions in Muscle Cells is Adsorbed on ß- and γ-carboxyl Groups of Myosin: Potassium-ion-adsorbing Carboxyl Groups on Myosin Heads Engage in Cross-Bridge Formation During Contraction
  G. N. Ling and M. M. Ochsenfeld

Volume 22 (1990)

• Low Paramagnetic-Ion Content in Cancer Cells: Its Significance in Cancer Detection by Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  Gilbert N. Ling, Thea Kolebic and Raymond Damadian

Volume 21 (1989)

• Partial Preservation Of The Ability Of Accumulating Alkali-Metal Ions In 2 mm Muscle Cell Segments With Both Ends Open
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Further Studies On The Role of Paramagnetic Ion Contents on The NMR Relaxation Time, T1 Of Normal Tissues And Cancer Cells
  Gilbert N. Ling
• The Physical State of Water in Living Cells and Model Systems. XII. The Influence of the Conformation of a Protein on the Solubility of Na⁺ (Sulfate), Sucrose, Glycine and Urea in the Water in Which the Protein is Also Dissolved
  Gilbert N. Ling and Margaret Ochsenfeld

Volume 20 (1988)

• An Electronic Mechanism in The Action of Drugs, ATP, Transmitters and Other Cardinal Adsorbents. II. Effect Of Ouabain on The Relative Affinities For Li⁺, Na⁺, K⁺, And Rb⁺ Of Surface Anionic Sites That Mediate The Entry Of Cs⁺ Into Frog Ovarian Eggs
  Gilbert N. Ling and Yazhen Fu
• Studies on The Physical State of Water in Living Cells and Model Systems: IX. Theoretical Significance of a Straight Line Relationship Between Intracellular Concentration of a Partially Excluded Solute and its Concentration in The Bathing Medium
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Studies on the Physical State of Water in Living Cells and Model Systems. X. The Dependence of the Equilibrium Distribution Coefficient of a Solute in Polarized Water On the Molecular Weights of the Solute: Experimental Confirmation of the “Size Rule” in Model Studies
  Gilbert N. Ling and W. Hu
• Studies on The Physical State of Water in Living Cells and Model Systems. XI. The Equilibrium Distribution Coefficients of Pentoses in Muscle Cell Water: Their
  Dependence Primarily on The Molecular Weights of The Pentoses and Lesser Dependence on Their Stereospecificity
  G. N. Ling and M. M. Ochsenfeld

Volume 19 (1987)

• Cell Volumes And Water Contents Of Frog Muscles In Solutions Of Permeant Sugars And Sugar Alcohols
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Studies On The Physical State Of Water In Living Cells and Model Systems. VI. Concentration-Dependent Sustained Volume Changes of Dialysis Sacs Containing Aqueous Solution of Native and Denatured Protein, Gelatin, And Oxygen-Containing Polymers Immersed in Solutions of
  Na Salt and of Sugar and Sugar Alcohol
  G. N. Ling and M. M. Ochsenfeld
• Studies on The Physical State of Water in Living Cells and Model Systems. VII. Exclusion of Sugars and Sugar Alcohols From The Water in Sulfonate Ion Exchange Resins: The "Size Rule"
  Gilbert N. Ling
• On The Large Error Introduced in The Estimate of The Density of Membrane Pores From Permeability Measurements When Diffusion in "Unstirred Layer" Within The Cells is Disregarded
  Gilbert N. Ling
• An Electronic Mechanism in The Actions of Drugs And Other Cardinal Adsorbents. I. Effect of Ouabain on The Relative Affinities of The Cell Surface ß- and γ-Carboxyl Groups For K⁺, Na⁺, Glycine And Other Ions
  Gilbert N. Ling and Yazhen Fu
• Studies on The Physical State of Water in Living Cells and Model Systems. VIII. Water Vapor Sorption on Proteins and Oxygen-Containing Polymers at Physiological Vapor Pressures: Presenting a New Method For The Study of Vapor Sorption At Close To And Including Saturation
  G. N. Ling and W. X. Hu

Volume 18 (1986)

• The Role Of Inductive Effect In The Determination Of Protein Structure
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Membrane Lipid Layers Vs. Polarized Water Dominated by Fixed Ions: A Comparative Study of the Effects of Three Macrocyclic Ionophores on the K⁺ Permeability of Frog Skeletal Muscle, Frog Ovarian Eggs, and Human Erythro-cytes
  G. N. Ling and M. M. Ochsenfeld
• Cooperative Interaction Among Surface ß- and γ-Carboxyl Groups Mediating The Permeation of Ions Into Frog Muscle Cells
  Gilbert N. Ling
• A New Theory of The Water Contents of Living Cells in Solutions Containing Different Concentrations of Permeant Solutes
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Are The Proteins in Malignant Cancer Cells Of Diverse Origin Similar or Different?
  G. N. Ling, C. Reid, and R. C. Murphy

Volume 16 Number 1 (1984)

• A Study of Selective Adsorption of Na⁺ and Other Alkali-Metal Ions on Isolated Proteins: A Test of the Salt-Linkage Hypothesis
  G. N. Ling and Z. L. Zhang
• Counterarguments Against Alleged Proof Of The Na-K Pump In Studies Of K⁺ and Na⁺ Distributions In Amphibian Eggs
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Quantitative Relationships Between The Concentration Of Proteins And The Concentration Of K⁺ And Na⁺ In Red Cell Ghosts
  Gilbert N. Ling, Dolores Zodda, and Mark Sellers
• Effects of Adrenaline, Calcium, and Ouabain on The Resting Potential of Frog Muscle: Interpretation Based on The Theory of Allosteric Control of Cooperative Interactions Among Surface Anionic Sites
  Gilbert N. Ling, John D. Baxter, and Michael I. Leitman
• Warming-Induced Hyperpolarization of Cardiac Muscle Cells And Snail Neurones: Interpretation Based on Temperature Transition of Cooperatively Linked Surface
  Anionic Sites Between K⁺ and Na⁺ Adsorbing States
  Gilbert N. Ling
• The Electron-Donating Strengths of Side Chains in the Determination of Protein Structure
  Gilbert N. Ling

Volume 16, Number 2(1984)

• Some physicochemical properties of the gadolinium-DTPA complex, a contrast agent for MRI
• Pharmacokinetics of GdDTPA/dimeglumine after intravenous injection into healthy volunteers

Volume 15 (1983)

• Studies On The Physical State Of Water In Living Cells And Model Systems. I. The Quantitative Relationship Between The Concentration Of Gelatin And Certain Oxygen- Containing Polymers And Their Influence Upon The Solubility Of Water For Na⁺ Salts
  G. N. Ling and M. M. Ochsenfeld
• Studies On The Physical State Of Water In Living Cells And Model Systems. II. NMR Relaxation Times Of Water Protons In Aqueous Solutions Of Gelatin And Oxygen-Containing Polymers Which Reduce The Solvency Of Water For Na⁺, Sugars, And Free Amino Acids
  G. N. Ling and R. C. Murphy
• Studies On The Physical State Of Water In Living Cells And Model Systems. 111. The High Osmotic Activities Of Aqueous Solutions Of Gelatin, Polyvinylpyrrolidone And Poly (Ethylene Oxide) And Their Relation To The Reduced Solubility For Na⁺, Sugars, And Free Amino Acids.
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Cold Injury-Induced Swelling Of Brain And Other Tissues: Its Molecular Mechanism
  Gilbert N. Ling and Young Kwon
• Evidence That Na⁺ In A Sulfonate Ion Exchange Resin Exists In An Adsorbed State. Its Significance For The Interpretation Of Nmr Data In Resins And Cells
  G. N. Ling and Z. L Zhang
• Only Solid Red Blood Cell Ghosts Transport K⁺ And Na⁺ Against Concentration Gradients: Hollow Intact Ghosts With K⁺ - Na⁺ Activated Atpase Do Not
  G. N. Ling and M. Tucker
• Cooperative Interaction Among Cell Surface Sites: Evidence In Support Of The Surface Adsorption Theory Of Cellular Electrical Potentials
  Gilbert N. Ling and Andrew Fisher
• Indifference Of The Resting Potential Of Frog Muscle Cells To External Mg⁺⁺ In The Face Of High Mg⁺⁺ Permeability
  Gilbert N. Ling, Cheryl L. Walton, and Margaret M. Ochsenfeld
• Studies on The Physical State of Water in Living Cells and Model Systems.
  IV. Freezing And Thawing Point Depression of Water by Gelatin, Oxygen-Containing Polymers and Urea-Denatured Proteins.
  G. N. Ling and Z. L. Zhang
• Studies On The Physical State Of Water In Living Cells And Model Systems.
  V. The Warming Exothermic Reaction Of Frozen Aqueous Solution Of Polyvinylpyrrolidone, Poly(Ethylene Oxide), And Urea-Denatured Proteins
  Z. L. Zhang and G. N. Ling
• Evidence For a Significant Role of Paramagnetic Ions in the Observed NMR Relaxation Rates of Living Tissues
  Gilbert N. Ling

Volume 14 (982)

• The Cellular Resting And Action Potentials: Interpretation Based On The Association-Induction Hypothesis
  Gilbert N. Ling
• NMR Relaxation Of Water Protons Under The Influence Of Proteins And Other Linear Polymers
  Gilbert N. Ling and R. C. Murphy
• Preliminary Note
  Apparent Similarity In Protein Compositions Of Maximally Deviated Cancer Cells
  Gilbert N. Ling and R. C. Murphy

Volume 13 (1981)

• Oxidative Phosphorylation And Mitochondrial Physiology: A Critical Review Of Chemiosmotic Theory, And Reinterpretation By The Association-Induction Hypothesis
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Active Solute Transport Across Frog Skin And Epithelial Cell Systems According To The Association-Induction Hypothesis
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Synchronous Control Of Metabolic Activity By K⁺ Transiently And Reversibly Liberated From Adsorption Sites During Muscle Contraction: An Extension Of Association-Induction Theory
  Gilbert N. Ling

Volume 12 (1980)

• Mechanism of Solute Exclusions From Cells: The Role of Protein-Water Interaction
  Gilbert N. Ling, Margaret M. Ochsenfeld, Cheryl Walton, T. Janine Bersinger
• Reduced Solubility Of Polymer-Oriented Water For Sodium Salts, Sugars, Amino Acids, And Other Solutes Normally Maintained At Low Levels In Living Cells
  Gilbert N. Ling, Cheryl Walton, And T. Janine Bersinger
• Underestimation Of Na Permeability In Muscle Cells: Implications For The Theory Of Cell Potential And For Energy Requirement Of The Na Pump
  Gilbert N. Ling
• The Role Of Multilayer Polarization Of Cell Water In The Swelling And Shrinkage Of Living Cells
  Gilbert N. Ling

Volume 11 Number 2 (1979)

• The Importance of Liver in Normal and Silicotic Lung-Lipid Homeostasis: 3. Triacylglycerols

Volume 11 (1979)

• The Equations For Cellular Resting Potentials According to the Surface Adsorption Theory, a Corollary of the Association-Induction Hypothesis
  Gilbert N. Ling

Volume 10 (1978)

• Experimental Confirmation, From Model Studies, of a Key Prediction of the Polarized Multilayer Theory of Cell Water.
  Gilbert N. ling, Margaret M. Ochsenfeld, Cheryl Walton, T. Janine Bersinger
• Peer Review and the Progress of Scientific Research
  Gilbert N. Ling
• How Does Reduced External K⁺ Concentration Affect the Rate of Na⁺ Efflux? Evidence Against the K-Na Coupled Pump But in Support of the Association-Induction Hypothesis

Volume 9 (1977)

• Thallium and Cesium in Muscle Cells Compete For The Adsorption Sites Normally Occupled By K⁺
  Gilbert N. Ling
• The Functions Of Polarized Water And Membrane Lipids: A Rebuttal
  Gilbert N. Ling
• K⁺ Localization in Muscle Cells By Autoradiography, and Identification of K⁺ Adsorbing Sites in Living Muscle Cells With Uranium Binding Sites in Electron Micrographs of Fixed Cell Preparations
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Confirmation of "Universality Rule" in Solute Distributions: Studies of Simultaneous Efflux of Na⁺ and D-Arabinose From Single Frog Eggs Living, Dying, and Dead
  Gilbert N. Ling and Margaret M. Ochsenfeld
• Experimental Verification of an Expected Relation Between Time of Incubation and Magnitude of The Fast and Slow Fractions of The Sodium Efflux From Amphibian Eggs
  Gilbert N. Ling and Margaret M. Ochsenfeld
• NMR in Cancer: XVI. FONAR Image of the Live Human Body
  R. Damadian, M. Goldsmith, and L. Minkoff

Volume 8 (1976)

• Studies On Insulin Action V. Structural Requirements Of Primers For Subsequent
  Accumulation Of D-Glucose at O°C in Insulinized Frog Muscles
  Gilbert N. Ling and Sandra Will
• Na⁺ and K⁺ Levels in Living Cells: Do They Depend on The Rate of Outward Transport of Na⁺?
  Gilbert N. Ling and Margaret M. Ochsenfeld

Volume 7 (1974)

• The Mechanism Of Cellular Resting Potential According to The Association-Induction Hypothesis and The Perfused Squid Axon: Correcting a Misrepresentation
  Gilbert N. Ling
• A Simple. Rapid Method For The Quantitative Separation of The Extracellular Fluid in Frog Muscles
  Gilbert N. Ling and Cheryl L. Walton
• The Mechanism For The Exclusion Of Sugars From The Water in a Model of The Living Cell: The Ion-Exchange Resin: Pore Size Or Water Structure?
  G. N. Ling and A.M.Sobel
• Simultaneous Efflux Of K⁺ and Na⁺ From Frog Sartorius Muscle Freed of Extracellular Fluids: Evidence For Rapidly Exchanging Na⁺ From The Cells
  Gilbert N. Ling and Cheryl L. Walton

Volume 6 (1974)

• An Answer To a Reported Apparent Contradiction in The Predicted
  Relation Between The Concentration of ATP and K In Living Cells
  Gilbert N. Ling
  

Volume 5 (1973)

• Exchange of ³HH0 in Intact Isolated Muscle Fiber of The Giant Barnacle
  Ignacio L. Reisin and Gilbert N. Ling
• How Does Ouabain Control The Levels Of Cell K⁺ and Na⁺? By Interference With a Na Pump or By Allosteric Control of K⁺-Na+ Adsorption on Cytoplasmic Protein
  Sites?
  Gilbert N. Ling

Voulme 4 (1972)

• Studies Of Ion Permeability. III. Diffusion of Br⁺ Ion in The Extracellular Space Of Frog Muscles
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Studies On Ion Permeability: IV. The Mechanism Of Ouabain Action On The Na⁺ -Ion Efflux In Frog Muscles
  Gilbert N. Ling And Lawrence G. Palmer

Volume 3 (1971)

• Studies On Ion Distribution In Living Cells: III. Cooperative Control Of Electrolyte Accumulation By Ouabain In The Frog Muscle
  Gilbert N. Ling and Grace F. Bohr
• Studies of Ionic Distribution in Living Cells: IV. Effect of Ouabain on The Equilibrium Concentrations Of Cs⁺, Rb⁺, K⁺, Na⁺ and Li⁺ Ions In Frog Muscle Cells
  G. N. Ling and G . Bohr
  

Volume 2 (1969)

• The Physical State of Water in Frog Muscles
  Gilbert N. Ling and William Negendank
• Demonstration of Saturability and Competition in Ion Transport Into a Membraneless Protein-Water System
  Gilbert N. Ling and Margaret M. Ochsenfeld
• Studies On Ion Permeability. I. What Determines The Rate Of Na⁺ Ion Efflux From Frog Muscle Cells?
  Gilbert N. Ling
• Structural Change of Intracellular Water In Caffeine-Contracted Muscle Cells
  Christopher Miller and Gilbert N. Ling
• Studies On Ion Permeability. II. Does Exchange Diffusion Make a Significant Contribution to The Na⁺ -Ion Efflux in Frog Muscles?
  Gilbert N. Ling And Ellen Ferguson

Volume 1 (1969)

• Studies On Insulin Action. I . The Steady Level Of Glucose Accumulation In Insulin-Treated Frog Muscle At O° C.
  Gilbert N. Ling, Margaret C. Neville, Patricia Shannon And Sandra Will
• Studies On Insulin Action. II. The Extracellular Space of Frog Muscle: Demonstration of D-Mannitol and Sucrose Entry into Isolated Single Muscle Fibers and Intact Muscles.
  Gilbert N. Ling, Margaret C. Neville, Sandra Will and Patricia Shannon
• Studies on Insulin Action. III. Linear Distribtuion of d-glucose, d-ribose and Methanol in Frog Muscle Cells at 0°C in the Absence of Insulin.
  Gilbert N. Ling and Sandra Will
• Studies On Insulin Action. IV. Cooperative Transition In Adsorption: A Theoretical Interpretation of The Priming Action of Glucose Treatment At 25°C on The Subsequent Accumulation of Labeled Glucose by Insulinized Frog
  Muscle at O°C With a Discussion of Bacterial Permease Induction.
  Gilbert N. Ling, Sandra Will, and Patricia Shannon
• Studies On Ionic Distribution In Living Cells I. Long-Term Preservation Of Isolated Frog Muscles
  Gilbert N. Ling and Grace Bohr