1. Comparison of the response of mast cells in guinea-pig cardiac atria and ventricles

   • E. S. K. Assem
   • N. S. Ghanem
   • N. Azizan Abdullah

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 1 - 9

2. Inhibition of histamine release in vitro by a blocking factor from human serum: comparison with the iron binding proteins transferrin and lactoferrin

   • Klaus Theobald
   • Wilhelm Groß-Weege
   • Wolfgang König

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 10 - 16

3. Dimethyl sulfoxide inhibits histamine release induced by various chemicals

   • L. Candussio
   • F. B. Klugmann
   • L. Baldini

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 17 - 28

4. Histamine release induced by bacteria. A new mechanism in asthma?

   • S. Norn
   • P. Stahl Skov
   • F. Espersen

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 29 - 34

5. Inhibition of¹⁴C-Aminopyrine accumulation in isolated rabbit gastric glands by the H₂-receptor antagonist HOE 760 (TZU-0460)

   • A. W. Herling
   • M. Becht
   • M. Bickel

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 35 - 39

6. Pharmacologic analysis of LY188695 (KB-2413), 1-(2-ethoxyethyl)-2-(4-methyl-1-homopiperazinyl)-benzimidazole difumarate, a potent histamine₁ receptor antagonist

   • J. H. Fleisch
   • L. E. Rinkema
   • C. A. Whitesitt

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 40 - 49

7. The antialgesic drugs: Human therapeutic correlates of their potency in laboratory animal models of hyperalgesia

   • B. Dubinsky
   • S. Gebre-Mariam
   • M. E. Rosenthale

   Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 50 - 60

8. Pharmacologic analysis of 1-0-Alkyl-2-Acetyl-sn-Glycero-3-Phosphocholine-induced increases in cutaneous vascular permeability in the rat

   • Edward J. Kusner
   • Cathy D. Knee
   • Robert D. Krell

   Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 61 - 68

9. Inhibition of arachidonic acid-induced ear oedema as a model for assessing topical anti-inflammatory compounds

   • A. Crummey
   • G. P. Harper
   • F. R. Mangan

   Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 69 - 76

10. Ascorbate and cysteine-mediated selective neutralisation of extracellular oxidants during N-formyl peptide activation of human phagocytes

    • Ronald Anderson
    • Pauline T. Lukey
    • Ursula Dippenaar

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 77 - 86

11. In vitro fibrinolytic activity and viability of rat alveolar macrophages treated with inflammation generating mineral dusts

    • Kenneth Donaldson
    • Joan Slight
    • Robert E. Bolton

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 87 - 92

12. The inhibition by morphine andd-aspartic acid of antibody production against Salmonella typhimurium antigen in rats: its antagonism byl-aspartic acid

    • H. Koyuncouĝlu
    • Ö Anĝ
    • M. Güngör

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 93 - 97

13. Differences in prostanoid production between healthy and rheumatic synoviain vitro

    • E. Moilanen
    • E. Seppälä
    • H. Vapaatalo

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 98 - 103

14. Changes in the DNA of lymphocytes from pristance treated rats

    • L. R. Garrett
    • K. L. Bost
    • M. A. Cuchens

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 104 - 112

15. Pharmacologic characterization of the antiinflammatory properties of a new dual inhibitor of lipoxygenase and cyclooxygenase

    • M. J. DiMartino
    • D. E. Griswold
    • N. Hanna

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 113 - 123

16. Antagonism of the in vivo and in vitro effects of leukotriene D₄ by SC-39070 in guinea pigs

    • G. W. Carnathan
    • J. H. Sanner
    • M. Miyano

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 124 - 132

17. The effect of cimetidine on platelet function: a study involving gastric fluid measurements

    Erratum Pages: 133 - 133