1. NADPH and “cocktails” containing polyarginine reactivate superoxide generation in leukocytes lysed by membrane-damaging agents

   • Isaac Ginsburg
   • Ruth Borinski
   • Michael Pabst

   Original Articles Pages: 341 - 363

2. Effect ofN-formylated methionyl-phenylalanine (FMP) and methionyl-leucyl-phenylalanine (FMLP) on gut permeability

   • Karl -Eric Magnusson
   • Claes Dahlgren
   • Anita SjüOlander

   Original Articles Pages: 365 - 373

3. Modulation of locomotor activity of polymorphonuclear cells by cationic substances and cationic lysosomal fractions from human neutrophils

   • Dorrit W. Nitzan
   • W. Pruzanski
   • N. Ranadive

   Original Articles Pages: 375 - 387

4. Effect of acute nonimmune inflammation on locomotion of exudate and blood rabbit neutrophils

   • Axel Perianin
   • Monique Roch-Arveiller
   • Jacques Hakim

   Original Articles Pages: 389 - 394

5. Differential effects of monohetes (monohydroxyeicosatetraenoic acids) on arachidonic acid metabolism in glycogen-elicited rat polymorphonuclear leukocytes

   • Joseph Chang
   • Maureen D. Skowronek
   • Alan J. Lewis

   Original Articles Pages: 395 - 406

6. Slow exponential decay of rate of superoxide production in phorbol ester-activated human neutrophils

   • Kenneth Wong
   • Christina Chew

   Original Articles Pages: 407 - 417

7. Bradykinin levels in inflammatory exudates

   • M. Tissot
   • D. Regoli
   • J. P. Giroud

   Original Articles Pages: 419 - 424

8. Neutrophils may directly synthesize both H₂O₂ and O₂ ⁻ since surface stimuli induce their release in stimulus-specific ratios

   • S. T. Hoffstein
   • D. E. Gennaro
   • R. M. Manzi

   Original Articles Pages: 425 - 437

9. Eicosanoid modulation of stress fibers in cultured bovine aortic endothelial cells

   • Seth L. Welles
   • David Shepro
   • Herbert B. Hechtman

   Original Articles Pages: 439 - 450

10. Importance of the lymphatics

    • J. R. Casley-Smith

    Letter to the Editor Pages: 451 - 452