Seminars in Cancer Biology

Introduction: Multidrug resistant proteins
pp. 131-134(04)
Author: Borst P.

Structure of the multidrug resistance P-glycoprotein
pp. 135-142(08)
Authors: Higgins C.F.; Callaghan R.; Linton K.J.; Rosenberg M.F.; Ford R.C.

ATP hydrolysis cycles and mechanism inP-glycoprotein and CFTR
pp. 143-150(08)
Authors: Senior A.E.; Gadsby D.C.

How does P-glycoprotein recognize its substrates?
pp. 151-159(09)
Authors: Ueda K.; Taguchi Y.; Morishima M.

The physiological function of drug-transporting P-glycoproteins
pp. 161-170(10)
Author: Schinkel A.H.

Multidrug transporters from bacteria to man: similarities in structure and function
pp. 183-192(09)
Authors: van Veen H.W.; Konings W.N.

Function, evolution and structure of multidrug resistance protein (MRP)
pp. 193-204(12)
Authors: Deeley R.G.; Cole S.P.C.

Do cMOAT (MRP2), other MRP homologues, and LRP play a role in MDR?
pp. 0205-213(09)
Authors: Borst P.; Kool M.; Evers R.