Peptide Transport and Hydrolysis -- Contents -- Chairman's opening remarks -- Introduction -- Amino acid and peptide absorption in man -- Discussion of the two preceding papers -- Intestinal dipeptidases and dipeptide transport in the monkey and in man -- Discussion -- Dipeptide transport in the intestinal mucosa of developing rabbits -- Discussion -- Mechanisms of peptide transport -- Discussion -- A brush-border-bound peptidase and amino acid transport -- Discussion -- The function of the γ-glutamyl cycle in the transport of amino acids and peptides -- Discussion -- General Discussion I -- Intestinal mucosal hydrolysis of proteins and peptides -- Discussion -- Intestinal brush border peptidases -- Discussion -- Intracellular hydrolysis of peptides -- Endopeptidases in the brush border of the kidney proximal tubule -- Discussion of the two preceding papers -- Membrane and intracellular hydrolysis of peptides : differentiation, role and interrelations with transport -- Discussion -- Intestinal hydrolysis of disaccharides and peptides : comparison of hydrolases and perfusion studies -- Discussion -- Clearance of dipeptides from plasma: role of kidney and intestine -- Discussion -- Peptiduria in the Fanconi syndrome -- Discussion -- General Discussion II -- Coeliac disease -- Transport and hydrolysis of peptides by microorganisms -- Discussion -- Peptidases in germinating barley grain: properties, localization and possible functions -- Discussion -- Final Discussion -- Site of peptide hydrolysis -- Peptide transport through membranes -- Membrane digestion of peptides -- Epithelial transport of peptides -- Rate-limiting steps : hydrolysis or transport? -- Closing remarks -- Index of contributors -- Subject index.