1. Meeting Report

   • Madeleine Ennis

   Report Pages: C3 - C4

2. Measurement of histamine metabolites in brain and cerebrospinal fluid provides insights into histaminergic activity

   • G. D. Prell
   • J. P. Green

   OriginalPaper Pages: C5 - C8

3. Control function of protein kinase C isozymes on leukotriene generation from human basophils?

   • U. Amon
   • E. von Stebut
   • H. H. Wolff

   Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C9 - C10

4. Release of esoinophil cationic protein (ECP) in anaphylactoid anaesthetic reactionsin vivo andin vitro

   • E. S. K. Assem

   Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C11 - C13

5. Does the mast cell have an intrinsic role in the pathogenesis of interstitial cystitis?

   • A. M. Frenz
   • T. J. Christmas
   • F. L. Pearce

   Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C14 - C15

6. Histamine releasing activity of blood mononuclear cells is acquired by means of activation of mast cells

   • I. S. Gushchin
   • N. S. Prozorovsky
   • V. P. Leskov

   Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C16 - C18

7. Differential reactivity of human bronchoalveolar lavage mast cells to substance P

   • L. G. Heaney
   • L. J. M. Cross
   • M. Ennis

   Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C19 - C21

8. Bacteria-induced IgE-mediated histamine release: Examination of patients with chronic bronchitis (CB) during acute exacerbations

   • S. Norn
   • L. Jensen
   • F. Espersen

   Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C22 - C23

9. Increased numbers of circulating basophils with decreased releasability after administration of rhG-CSF to allergic patients

   • M. Pedersen
   • K. S. Kristensen
   • S. Norn

   Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C24 - C25

10. Inhibitory effect of interleukin-2 on histamine release from rat mast cells

    • K. Tasaka
    • M. Hamada
    • M. Mio

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C26 - C27

11. Functional comparison of different histamine-containing IgE-receptor positive cells

    • J. Böttjer
    • U. Amon
    • H. H. Wolff

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C28 - C29

12. The role of mast cell activation in cholestatic pruritus

    • W. D. B. Clements
    • D. M. O'Rourke
    • M. Ennis

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C30 - C31

13. The mechanism of histamine release induced by pilocarpine from different tissues: Studies on rat peritoneal mast cells

    • F. Erjavec
    • I. Ferjan

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C32 - C33

14. Inhibition of histamine secretion from mast cells by lipoxygenase- and cyclooxygenase inhibitors

    • R. Grupe
    • T. Ziska

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C34 - C36

15. Involvement of a serine protease in mast cell activation

    • B. Emadi-Khiav
    • F. L. Pearce

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C37 - C38

16. Mast cells detected in cultures of neonatal rat heart cells

    • R. Morwinski
    • U. Karsten
    • G. Wallukat

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C39 - C40

17. Role of positive charges of neuropeptide Y fragments in mast cell activation

    • M. Mousli
    • Y. Landry

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C41 - C42

18. Effect of chloroquine on mast cell membranes

    • J. Pečivová
    • K. Drábiková
    • R. Nosál

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C43 - C44

19. Direct effects of second-generation H₁-receptor antagonists on the activation of human basophils

    • U. Ramachers
    • U. Amon
    • H. H. Wolff

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C45 - C46

20. Effect of loop diuretics on rat peritoneal and human lung mast cells

    • A. C. Redrup
    • F. L. Pearce

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C47 - C48

21. Immunohistochemical studies with skin mast cells

    • B. Schmolke
    • U. Amon
    • H. H. Wolff

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C49 - C50

22. Effects of the H₂-antagonists famotidine and nizatidine and the cytoprotectant misoprostol on human colonic and rat peritoneal mast cells

    • P. M. Shah
    • P. B. Boulos
    • F. L. Pearce

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C51 - C52

23. Lateral movement of mast cell surface protein detected by gold-labeled anti-IgE and its relation with fodrin

    • K. Tasaka
    • M. Mio
    • K. Miyake

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C53 - C55

24. Investigations with the selective PKC inhibitor chelerythrine on human basophils

    • E. von Stebut
    • U. Amon
    • H. H. Wolff

    Histamine Release and Mast Cells Pages: C56 - C57

25. Mechanism and function of histamine-sodium cotransport by astroglial cells

    • Z. Huszti

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C58 - C59

26. Histamine is a powerful stimulator of cyclic AMP formation in chick pineal gland

    • J. Z. Nowak
    • B. Sek

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C60 - C61

27. Modulation of morphine-induced antinociception in mice by histamine H₃-receptor ligands

    • S. M. Owen
    • G. Sturman
    • P. Freeman

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C62 - C63

28. H₃ Autoreceptors and muscarinic acetylcholine receptors modulate histamine release in the anterior hypothalamus of freely moving rats

    • H. Prast
    • M. Prast
    • A. Philippu

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C64 - C65

29. Time course of the effects of histamine, thioperamide and EEDQ on H₃ receptors in the mouse brain

    • M. Detzner
    • M. Kathmann
    • E. Schlicker

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C66 - C67

30. Modulation of the intracellular and H₃-histamine receptors and chemically-induced seizures in mice

    • G. Sturman
    • P. Freeman
    • N. A. Seeley

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C68 - C69

31. Effects of neurotoxic lesions in histaminergic neurons on brain tumor necrosis factor levels

    • X. A. Alvarez
    • A. Franco
    • R. Cacabelos

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C70 - C72

32. Effect of crowding on corticosterone responses to central adrenergic stimulation

    • J. Bugajski
    • A. Gądek-Michalska
    • E. Wieczorek

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C73 - C74

33. Effect of isolation stress on brain mast cells and brain histamine levels in rats

    • A. J. Bugajski
    • Z. Chłap
    • J. Bugajski

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C75 - C76

34. Effect of social isolation on corticosterone secretion elicited by histaminergic stimulation

    • A. Gądek-Michalska
    • J. Borycz
    • J. Bugajski

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C77 - C79

35. Pituitary-adrenocortical responsiveness to histaminergic stimulation during social stress of crowding in rats

    • A. Gądek-Michalska
    • J. Borycz
    • J. Bugajski

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C80 - C81

36. Interaction between the central histaminergic and the muscarinic cholinergic systems

    • M. S. Młynarska

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C82 - C84

37. Release of acetylcholine in the ventral striatum is influenced by histamine receptors

    • H. Prast
    • H. Fischer
    • A. Philippu

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: C85 - C86

38. Histamine and pacemaker shift in the sinoatrial node

    • E. Kevelaitis
    • R. Abraitis
    • R. Lazhauskas

    Histamine and the Cardiovascular System Pages: C87 - C88

39. Nitric oxide modulates cardiac and mast cell anaphylaxis

    • E. Masini
    • F. Gambassi
    • P. F. Mannaioni

    Histamine and the Cardiovascular System Pages: C89 - C90

40. Gastric histamine content and ulcer formation in rats with ethanol-induced injury. Effects of cinnarizine and flunarizine

    • V. Lozeva
    • K. Marazova
    • A. Belcheva

    Histamine and the Gastrointestinal Tract Pages: C91 - C92

41. Gastric acid and histamine secretion in patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD)

    • W. K. Man
    • M. J. D. Cassidy
    • J. Spencer

    Histamine and the Gastrointestinal Tract Pages: C93 - C94

42. Indomethacin induced changes in mucosal lysosomal enzyme activity: Effect of H₂ antagonists

    • V. Nosál'ová
    • J. Navarová

    Histamine and the Gastrointestinal Tract Pages: C95 - C96

43. Inhibition of anaphylactic shock by gadolinium chloride-induced Kupffer cell blockade

    • G. Lázár Jr.
    • G. Lázár
    • E. Husztik

    Histamine and Diverse Cell Types Pages: C97 - C98

44. Macrophages and lymphocytes: Alternative sources of histamine

    • G. Zwadlo-Klarwasser
    • U. Braam
    • W. Schmutzler

    Histamine and Diverse Cell Types Pages: C99 - C100

45. Effect of the antihistaminic drug Bromadryl onex vivo platelet functions during gestation in rats

    • V. Jančinová
    • M. Petríková
    • R. Nosál

    Histamine and Diverse Cell Types Pages: C101 - C103

46. Antihistaminic drug bromadryl and stimulated platelet aggregation

    • R. Nosál
    • V. Jančinová
    • M. Petríková

    Histamine and Diverse Cell Types Pages: C104 - C105

47. Histamine-induced bi-directional differentiation of HL-60 cells towards neutrophils and eosinophils

    • K. Tasaka
    • T. Tsurukai
    • M. Mio

    Histamine and Diverse Cell Types Pages: C106 - C107

48. Antispasmogenic and spasmolytic effects of verapamil and salbutamol, alone and in combination, on histamine-induced guinea pig tracheal contractionin vitro

    • St. Valcheva
    • A. Belcheva

    Histamine and Diverse Cell Types Pages: C108 - C110

49. The involvement of nitric oxide synthase in the effect of histamine on guinea-pig airway smooth musclein vitro

    • Z. Q. Yan
    • K. Kramer
    • H. Timmerman

    Histamine and Diverse Cell Types Pages: C111 - C112

50. Evidence for histamine uptake by murine hematopoietic progenitors

    • S. Corbel
    • M. Dy

    Cell Growth and Cancer Pages: C113 - C114