1. Infarct scar as living tissue

   • Yao Sun
   • Mohammad F. Kiani
   • Karl T. Weber

   INVITED REVIEW Pages: 343 - 347

2. Lentiviral vectors for delivery of genes into neonatal and adult ventricular cardiac myocytes in vitro and in vivo

   • Jing Zhao
   • Gavin J. Pettigrew
   • Andrew M. L. Lever

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 348 - 358

3. Selectin-mediated rolling of neutrophils is essential for their activation and retention in the reperfused coronary system

   • Stefan Zahler
   • Bernhard Heindl
   • Bernhard F. Becker

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 359 - 364

4. Opening of ATP-sensitive potassium channels causes generation of free radicals in vascular smooth muscle cells

   • Maike Krenz
   • Olaf Oldenburg
   • Joseph N. Benoit

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 365 - 373

5. A model of closed chest regional myocardial infarction in the rabbit: a clinically relevant in vivo assay system of post-infarction remodelling

   • Richard Edwards
   • Zaheer Yousef
   • Michael Marber

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 374 - 383

6. Angiotensin inhibition and coronary autoregulation in a canine model of LV hypertrophy

   • Jacques R. Rouleau
   • Denis Simard
   • John G. Kingma Jr.

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 384 - 391

7. Endogenous nitric oxide regulates right coronary blood flow during acute pulmonary hypertension in conscious dogs

   • Pu Zong
   • Johnathan D. Tune
   • H. Fred Downey

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 392 - 398

8. Impaired coronary flow and left ventricular dysfunction after mechanical recanalization in acute myocardial infarction: role of neurohumoral activation?

   • Ulrich Schäfer
   • Thomas Kurz
   • Gert Richardt

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 399 - 408

9. Immunocytochemical evidence for inducible nitric oxide synthase and cyclooxygenase-2 expression with nitrotyrosine formation in human hibernating myocardium

   • Christopher S. R. Baker
   • David P. Dutka
   • Paolo G. Camici

   ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Pages: 409 - 415