1. Is the lung parenchyma strip a true airway preparation?

   • P. Eyre
   • K. B. Mirbahar

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 173 - 176

2. Oxatomide protects against degranulation of rat peritoneal mast cells during in vitro challenge with antigen or compound 48/80. Ultrastructural aspects

   • J. Van Reempts
   • F. De Clerck
   • M. Borgers

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 177 - 183

3. Comparative effects of oxatomide on the release of histamine from rat peritoneal mast cells

   • F. De Clerck
   • J. Van Reempts
   • M. Borgers

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 184 - 192

4. The direct excitatory effects of cimetidine on the smooth muscle of guinea pig ileum

   • Subhash Vyas
   • Subhash C. Verma

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 193 - 195

5. Histamine release from isolated rat mast cells: effect of morphine and related drugs and their interaction with compound 48/80

   • Nina Grosman

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 196 - 203

6. Factors influencing lung histamine content

   • Norbert F. Voelkel
   • John H. Newman
   • John T. Reeves

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 204 - 207

7. Species differences in histamine receptors in the vas deferens

   • M. M. Vohra

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 208 - 214

8. Further characterization of the guinea pig left atrial tension response to histamine by use of selective agonists

   • C. Wilson
   • K. J. Broadley

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 215 - 222

9. Histamine uptake and metabolism in intact isolated parietal cells

   • M. Albinus
   • K. -Fr Sewing

   Histamine and Kinins Pages: 223 - 227

10. Fluorometric determination of peripheral tissue histamine levels using Bio-Rex 70

    • S. J. Lewis
    • M. R. Fennessy

    Histamine and Kinins Pages: 228 - 236

11. Selective effects of immunosuppressive agents against the delayed hypersensitivity response and humoral response to sheep red blood cells in mice

    • N. S. Doherty

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 237 - 242

12. Evaluation of anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties ofl-glutamine

    • P. Jain
    • N. K. Khanna

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 243 - 249

13. Inability of ubiquinones to stimulate resistance of mice against infection withListeria monocytogenes

    • H. Hof

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 250 - 253

14. Two simple methods for the evaluation of topically active anti-inflammatory steroidal ointments

    • Y. Iizuka
    • Y. Endo
    • E. Misaka

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 254 - 259

15. Treatment of experimental poly-d-lysine arthritis in rabbits by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory compounds

    • N. C. Phillips

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 260 - 264

16. Carrageenan: a review of its effects on the immune system

    • A. W. Thomson
    • E. F. Fowler

    Immunosuppression and Inflammation Pages: 265 - 273

17. 3-(1-imidazolylmethyl) indoles: potent and selective inhibitors of human blood platelet thromboxane synthetase

    • Peter E. Cross
    • Roger P. Dickinson
    • Michael J. Randall

    Platelets and Thrombosis Pages: 274 - 280

18. Relationship of inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis in platelets to anti-aggregatory and anti-inflammatory activity of some benzoic acid derivatives

    • I. Cerskus
    • R. B. Philp

    Platelets and Thrombosis Pages: 281 - 286

19. Dipyridamole suppresses uptake of thymidine in human and bovine cells in vitro

    • Olle Widström
    • Christer Busch
    • Gunnar Unge

    Models in Toxicology Pages: 287 - 289

20. Ethanol as an arrhythmogen and an antiarrhythmic agent with reoxygenation arrhythmias of cultured heart cells

    • D. G. Wenzel
    • I. Y. Fuh

    Models in Toxicology Pages: 290 - 293

21. Bioinorganic interactions

    • Peter M. May

    Bioinorganic Interactions Pages: 294 - 295

22. Metal binding by pharmaceuticals. Part 1. Copper(II) and zinc(II) interactions following ethambutol administration

    • Alun Cole
    • Peter M. May
    • David R. Williams

    Bioinorganic Interactions Pages: 296 - 305