1. The renal kallikrein-kinin system in spontaneously hypertensive rats

   • G. Bönner
   • Th Unger
   • F. Gross

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 111 - 118

2. Effects of the H₂-receptor agonist dimaprit on lymphocyte responsivenessin vitro

   • Lise Binderup

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 119 - 124

3. A sensitive double isotopic, chromatographic method for the determination of histamine I: Studies with authentic histamine

   • S. E. Hansen
   • P. Albeck
   • Bente Vinther

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 125 - 130

4. Effects of SK&F 93479 on experimentally induced ventricular arrhythmias in dogs, rats and mice

   • S. Dai

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 131 - 136

5. Analgesic effect of histamine induced by intracerebral injection into mice

   • Y. H. Chung
   • H. Miyake
   • K. Tasaka

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 137 - 142

6. The gastric antisecretory activity of 3-methoxy-5,7,3′4′-tetrahydroxyflavan (ME)—a specific histidine decarboxylase inhibitor in rats

   • N. S. Parmar
   • G. Hennings

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 143 - 145

7. Leukotriene D₄ potentiates histamine-induced bronchoconstriction in guinea-pigs

   • A. G. Stewart
   • D. C. Thompson
   • M. R. Fennessy

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 146 - 152

8. Effect of histamine, acetylcholine and compound 48/80 on bronchoconstriction and release of eicosanoids in the dog

   • I. Zimmermann
   • B. A. Peskar
   • A. A. Bugalho de Almeida

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 153 - 161

9. A radioimmunoassay for the histamine H₂-antagonist, tiotidine

   • P. Dobson
   • T. O. Yellin

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 162 - 166

10. On the presence of H₁-receptors in various sections of guinea-pig heart: A correlation between binding and functional studies

    • F. Bennardini
    • S. Amerini
    • C. Sorbi

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 167 - 171

11. Compound 48/80 and the healing of wounds in rats. The effect of timing of drug injections

    • Anton Schittek
    • Achilles A. Demetriou
    • Stanley M. Levenson

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 172 - 176

12. Inhibition of eosinophils degranulation by Ketotifen in a patient with milk allergy, manifested as bronchial asthma—an electron microscopic study

    • Wojciech K. Podleski
    • Bernard A. Panaszek
    • Robert B. Burns

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 177 - 181

13. Effects of histamine agonists and antagonists on luminol-dependent chemiluminescence of granulocytes

    • Yukio Ozaki
    • Shoji Kume
    • Tatsuya Ohashi

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 182 - 188

14. Urinary excretion of histamine and some of its metabolites in man: Influence of the diet

    • J. J. Keyzer
    • H. Breukelman
    • W. Chr Berg

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 189 - 194

15. Gastric acid secretion results from antagonistic effects of antral histamine (Antramine) and somatostatin on gastrin

    • J. Vatier
    • C. Poitevin
    • S. Bonfils

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 195 - 201

16. Histamine uptake and metabolism in the blood vessels of rats

    • T. Holcslaw
    • C. Wilson
    • G. Nichols

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 202 - 210

17. Bronchial hyperreactivity to histamine induced byHaemophilus influenzae vaccination

    • A. J. M. Schreurs
    • F. P. Nijkamp

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 211 - 215

18. Apparent superiority of H₂-receptor stimulation and simultaneousβ-blockade over conventional treatment withβ-sympathomimetic drugs in post-acute myocardial infarction: Cardiac effects of impromidine — a new specific H₂-receptor agonist — in the surviving catecholamine-insensitive myocardium

    • Gert Baumann
    • Stephan B. Felix
    • Hans Blömer

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 216 - 228

19. Plasma histamine and hemodynamic responses following administration of nalbuphine and morphine

    • S. M. Muldoon
    • M. A. Donlon
    • W. Freas

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 229 - 234

20. The effect of 1,3-diaminopropane on the urinary excretion of spermidine in the mouse

    • Lo Persson
    • Elsa Rosengren

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 235 - 237

21. Influence of decontamination of the digestive tract on the urinary excretion of histamine and some of its metabolites

    • J. J. Keyzer
    • H. K. F. van Saene
    • B. G. Wolthers

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 238 - 241

22. The effects of histamine H₂-receptor antagonists on PHA induced lymphocyte proliferation

    • M. R. Vickers
    • K. J. Milliner
    • B. N. Dracott

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 242 - 248

23. Clearance of histamine from the peritoneal cavity of rats

    • E. Kownatzki

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 249 - 253

24. Influence of prostaglandin synthetase inhibitors on the renal effects of histamine

    • Ewald E. Selkurt
    • Mary Ann Neel

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 254 - 259

25. Effects of ranitidine and oxmetidine on gastrointestinal motility in conscious dog

    • J. Fioramonti
    • G. Soldani
    • L. Bueno

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 260 - 263

26. 5-Hydroxytryptamine releasing activity in culture supernatants of guinea pig lymphocytes

    • M. Hagen
    • I. Paegelow
    • U. Karnstedt

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 264 - 266

27. Histamine release by compound 48/80: Evidence for the depletion and repletion of calcium using chlortetracycline and⁴⁵calcium

    • Elizabeth WoldeMussie
    • Neil C. Moran

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 267 - 272

28. Immunologically induced pleural and peritoneal mast cell histamine release: Difference in responsiveness in relation to secretagogue and rat strain used

    • Håkan Bergstrand
    • Ingegerd Andersson
    • Romain Pauwels

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 273 - 278

29. Early kinetics of Ca²⁺ fluxes and histamine release in rat mast cells stimulated with compound 48/80

    • David E. McClain
    • Mildred A. Donlon
    • George N. Catravas

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 279 - 284

30. On the mechanism of histamine-induced bronchodilation in conscious guinea-pigs

    • J. C. Williams
    • J. M. Conaty
    • P. Townshend-Piala

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 285 - 289

31. Effect of 5-HT on basal and stimulated secretions of acid and pepsin and on gastric volume outflow in thein vivo gastrically and intestinally perfused cod,Gadus morhua

    • Björn Holstein
    • Christer Cederberg

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 290 - 305

32. Cyclosporine: Immunology, toxicity and pharmacology in experimental animals

    • A. W. Thomson
    • P. H. Whiting
    • J. G. Simpson

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 306 - 327

33. Degradation of articular cartilage by copper and hydrogen peroxide

    • Myung H. Chung
    • Leo Kesner
    • Phillip C. Chan

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 328 - 335

34. Arachidonic acid release and prostaglandin synthesis in a macrophage-like cell line exposed to asbestos

    • R. C. Brown
    • A. Poole

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 336 - 340

35. TVX 2706 — a new phosphodiesterase inhibitor with antiinflammatory action Biochemical characterization

    • Thomas Glaser
    • Jörg Traber

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 341 - 348

36. The reactivity of neutrophils at the site of an acute inflammatory reaction as measured by chemiluminescence

    • J. Bird
    • J. P. Giroud

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 349 - 355

37. Modification of the chemiluminescent response of rat thymocytes to concanavalin A by the acute non-specific inflammatory process

    • John Bird
    • Yao Jin Sheng
    • Jean-Paul Giroud

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 356 - 360

38. Pharmacological studies on lymphocytes: 2. Effects of indole derivatives and their antagonists on the lymphocyte migration

    • I. Paegelow
    • P. Lange

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 361 - 366

39. The effect of incorporation of indomethacin with polyethylene glycol 6000 in a solid dispersion on itsin vivo properties in the rat

    • Peter N. C. Elliott
    • James L. Ford
    • Kelvin K. C. Chan

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 367 - 370

40. Anti-complement activity in a series of substituted 2-aryl-1,3-indandiones; absence of correlation with the anti-carrageenan oedema effects

    • H. van der Goot
    • H. Timmerman
    • A. H. Siddiqui

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 371 - 376

41. The inflammatory response of hyperthyroid and hypothyroid rats. Role of adrenocortical steroids

    • Yara Cury
    • J. Garcia-Leme

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 377 - 385

42. Immunomodulatory effects of Panax Ginseng C.A. Meyer in the mouse

    • Yu Han Jie
    • Salvatore Cammisuli
    • Marco Baggiolini

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 386 - 391

43. Alterations in the gastro-intestinal functions during the development of adjuvant disease in rats

    • R. Schleyerbach
    • H. Wedde

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 392 - 397

44. A dual effect of tilorone on multiplication ofMycobacterium leprae in mice

    • Louis Levy
    • Fanny Aizer

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 398 - 402

45. Comparative effects of long term treatment with etodolac, naproxen and ibuprofen on articular and bone changes associated with adjuvant arthritis in rats

    • R. R. Martel
    • J. Klicius
    • G. A. Rona

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 403 - 412

46. Differential effects of pharmacologic agents on the reverse passive Arthus reaction in guinea pigs

    • Z. E. Mielens
    • J. C. Bhandari
    • V. J. Stecher

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 413 - 418

47. Lectins modulate prostaglandin E₂ production by rat peritoneal macrophages

    • Kazuo Ohuchi
    • Masako Watanabe
    • Lawrence Levine

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 419 - 423

48. Clinical pharmacology of GP53,633—a new non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug — in patients with rheumatoid arthritis

    • S. Wanwimolruk
    • D. Thomas
    • P. M. Brooks

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 424 - 427

49. Possible disease-modifying effects of naproxen in the adjuvant-arthritic rat

    • Neil R. Ackerman
    • Karen Kappas
    • Patrick Maloney

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 428 - 435

50. Neutral protease, collagenase and elastase activities in synovial fluids from arthritic patients

    • Nuha Al-Haik
    • D. A. Lewis
    • G. Struthers

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 436 - 442