1. Inhibition of histamine release of human basophils and mast cells in vitro by ultraviolet A (UVA) irradiation

   • C. Krönauer
   • B. Eberlein-König
   • H. Behrendt

   Pages: 44 - 46

2. Flow-cytometric analysis of basophil activation: inhibition by histamine at conventional and homeopathic concentrations

   • V. Brown
   • M. Ennis

   Pages: 47 - 48

3. Effects of antioxidant vitamins on anti-IgE-induced mediator release from human basophils

   • N. Strenzke
   • J. Grabbe
   • B.F. Gibbs

   Pages: 49 - 50

4. Effect of chloride channel blockers on anti-IgE-stimulated histamine and IL-4/IL-13 release from human basophils

   • K. E. S. Plath
   • J. Grabbe
   • B. F. Gibbs

   Pages: 51 - 52

5. PI 3-kinase and MEK kinase inhibitors differentially affect IgE-dependent and IgE-independent basophil mediator release

   • B. F. Gibbs
   • J. Grabbe

   Pages: 53 - 54

6. Highly reduced peritoneal mast cell number and decreased c-kit expression in histidine decarboxylase knock out mice

   • Z. Wiener
   • E. Búzás
   • A. Falus

   Pages: 55 - 56

7. Protease activated receptors and mast cell activation

   • A. Alic
   • N. Hashemi-Shirazi
   • F. L. Pearce

   Pages: 57 - 58

8. The dose-dependent release of histamine from placental mast cells after administration of atrial natriuretic peptide

   • D. Szukiewicz
   • D. Maslinska
   • J. Stelmachow

   Pages: 59 - 60

9. Modulation of intracellular cyclic AMP in immunologically activated rat peritoneal mast cells by prostaglandin D₂

   • H. Y. A. Lau
   • C.L. Chan

   Pages: 61 - 62

10. Stimulatory effect of high dilutions of histamine on activation of human basophils induced by anti-IgE

    • J. Sainte-Laudy

    Pages: 63 - 64

11. Plasma histamine levels during plasmapheresis: difficult interpretation of adverse reactions to plasma substitutes

    • I. Celik
    • W. Krack
    • W. Lorenz

    Pages: 65 - 67

12. Analysis of diamine oxidase gene polymorphisms in patients with inflammatory bowel disease

    • J. Petersen
    • M. Raithel
    • H. G. Schwelberger

    Pages: 68 - 69

13. The relationship between body size and the urinary excretion of the main histamine metabolite tele-methylimidazoleacetic acid in man

    • A-C. Johansson
    • B. Lönnqvist
    • G. Granerus

    Pages: 70 - 71

14. Histamine neurons down-regulate ob gene expression in rat white adipose tissue

    • H. Yoshimatsu
    • S. Hidaka
    • T. Sakata

    Pages: 72 - 73

15. Modulation of acetylcholine release by histamine in the nucleus accumbens

    • M. M. Kraus
    • H. Fischer
    • H. Prast

    Pages: 74 - 75

16. Central histaminergic H₃-receptors and locomotor activity

    • R. Nosál
    • S.R. Goldberg
    • J.M. Witkin

    Pages: 76 - 77

17. Cognitive enhancing properties of thioperamide infused into the nucleus basalis magnocellularis of the rat

    • P. Ghi
    • C. Ferretti
    • M. Orsetti

    Pages: 78 - 79

18. Histamine H₁-antagonists potentiate seizures in the EL (epilepsy-like) mouse model of temporal lobe epilepsy

    • G. Sturman
    • P. Freeman
    • L. Quinn

    Pages: 80 - 81

19. Effect of amthamine, a histamine H₂-agonist, in two mouse chemical-induced seizure models

    • N. Seeley
    • G. Sturman

    Pages: 82 - 83

20. The influence of histamine H₁-, H₂- and H₃-receptor antagonists on histamine stimulated NGF release from cultured astrocytes

    • M. Lipnik-Štangelj
    • M. Čarman-Kržan

    Pages: 84 - 85

21. Hepatocyte transplantation reverses the effect of portocaval shunt on rat brain histamine

    • W. A. Fogel
    • W. Andrzejewski
    • A. Stasiak

    Pages: 86 - 88

22. Characterization by flow cytometry of hemopoietic progenitors in bone marrow of histidine decarboxylase knock out and wild type mice

    • É. Pállinger
    • E. Búzás
    • A. Falus

    Pages: 89 - 90

23. Detection of histamine and histidine decarboxylase in human platelets by flow cytometry

    • A. Váczi
    • V. László
    • A. Falus

    Pages: 91 - 92

24. Inhibitory effect of ascorbic acid on human retinal pigment epithelial cell proliferation compared to cytostatic drugs - influence of histamine

    • M. Hermel
    • A. Heckelen
    • N. F. Schrage

    Pages: 93 - 95

25. Determination of histamine degradation capacity in extremely small human colon samples

    • M. A. Küfner
    • P. Ulrich
    • H. G. Schwelberger

    Pages: 96 - 97

26. Intracellular localization of histidine decarboxylase

    • S. Tanaka
    • A. Ichikawa

    Pages: 98 - 99

27. Histamine production in mouse epidermal keratinocytes is regulated during cellular differentiation

    • C. Fitzsimons
    • N. Engel
    • E. Rivera

    Pages: 100 - 101

28. Histamine as a potential autocrine regulator of melanoma

    • E. L. Molnar
    • G. Cricco
    • E. Rivera

    Pages: 102 - 103

29. Histamine synthesis by mouse mammary gland epithelial cells in primary culture. The effects of mammary gland differentiation stage (pregnancy and lactation)

    • W. Wagner
    • J. Kobos
    • W. A. Fogel

    Pages: 104 - 105

30. Comparison of ligand affinity values at the recombinant human H₃ receptor and at H₃ receptor(s) of human cingulate cortex

    • E. A. Harper
    • T. W. Lovenberg
    • J. W. Black

    Pages: 106 - 107

31. Effects of (R)α-methylhistamine on experimental colitis

    • V. Nosalova
    • S. Cerna
    • G. Coruzzi

    Pages: 108 - 109

32. Role of K⁺ in the histamine H₃ receptor- and adenosine A₁ receptor-mediated effects in the guinea-pig isolated duodenum

    • C. Pozzoli
    • G. Coruzzi
    • E. Poli

    Pages: 110 - 111

33. Intracellular histamine content increases during in vitro dendritic cell differentiation

    • J.B. Szeberényi
    • V. László
    • A. Falus

    Pages: 112 - 113

34. Gastroprotection by (R)-α-methylhistamine: involvement of nitric oxide?

    • G. Morini
    • E. Guaita
    • W. Schunack

    Pages: 114 - 115

35. Gastroprotective activity of the novel histamine H₃-receptor agonist FUB 407

    • G. Morini
    • D. Grandi
    • W. Schunack

    Pages: 116 - 117

36. Hydrogen peroxide and the response of trachea of sensitized guinea-pigs: Opposite effects on contraction and histamine release

    • M. Bovingdon
    • E.S.K. Assem
    • F.L. Pearce

    Pages: 118 - 119

37. Role of the endothelium in the vasorelaxing effect of histamine on rat isolated gastric small arteries

    • J. Van de Voorde
    • K. Boussery
    • B. Vanheel

    Pages: 120 - 121

38. Relaxin generates nitric oxide and provides protection against cardiac anaphylaxis

    • J.F. Ndisang
    • R. Baronti
    • P.F. Mannaioni

    Pages: 122 - 123

39. The heart protective/damaging effects of short/long lasting mesenteric ischaemia may be mimicked by exogenous histamine (II)

    • J. Dzierzkowska
    • A. Witanowska
    • S. Maslinski

    Pages: 124 - 125

40. Structure and function of copper-containing amine oxidases

    • L. Morpurgo

    Pages: 126 - 127

41. Selective inhibition of FAD and copper-dependent amine oxidases by N-acetyl pyrazole derivatives

    • F. Manna
    • F. Chimenti
    • B. Mondovi

    Pages: 128 - 129

42. Analysis of the expression of the murine diamine oxidase gene

    • E. Hütter
    • N. Ghaffari-Tabrizi
    • H.G. Schwelberger

    Pages: 130 - 131

43. Role of monoamine oxidases on rat liver mitochondrial function

    • L. Marcocci
    • U. De Marchi
    • A. Toninello

    Pages: 132 - 133

44. Enrichment of a human leukemia cell line (K562) with a plant histaminase

    • L. Marcocci
    • S. Nocera
    • R. Federico

    Pages: 134 - 135

45. Inhibition of monoamine oxidase by metronidazole

    • O. Befani
    • E. Grippa
    • B. Mondovi

    Pages: 136 - 137

46. A study on the reactions of plant copper amine oxidase with short-chain aliphatic diamines

    • M. Šebela
    • I. Frébort
    • P. Peč

    Pages: 138 - 139

47. Histamine weakly stimulates lipolysis and is poorly oxidized by amine oxidases in human subcutaneous fat cells

    • C. Carpéné
    • N. Morin
    • M. Lafontan

    Pages: 140 - 141

48. Substrates of semicarbazide-sensitive amine oxidase mimic diverse insulin effects in adipocytes

    • C. Carpéné
    • E. Fontana
    • I. Castan

    Pages: 142 - 143

49. Some properties of semicarbazide-sensitive amine oxidase (SSAO) from human cerebrovascular tissues

    • C. Smeraldi
    • V. Castillo
    • M. Unzeta

    Pages: 144 - 145

50. Detection of histamine and other biogenic amines using biosensors based on amine oxidase

    • M. Niculescu
    • C. Nistor
    • El. Csöregi

    Pages: 146 - 148