1. Editorial

   • G. B. West

   Papers Given at the 15th Annual Meeting of the European Histamine Research Society, Odense (Denmark), May 21–25, 1986 Pages: 135 - 136

2. Plenary lecture Mechanism of signal transduction in mast cells and basophils: Studies with RBL-2H3 cells

   • M. A. Beaven
   • K. Maeyama
   • J. R. Cunha-Melo

   Papers Given at the 15th Annual Meeting of the European Histamine Research Society, Odense (Denmark), May 21–25, 1986 Pages: 137 - 145

3. Do superfused mast cells release histamine by endogenous cation exchange with potassium ions?

   • B. Uvnäs
   • C -H. Åborg
   • L. Lyssarides

   Histamine Release Pages: 146 - 148

4. Potassium-induced histamine release from mast cells and its inhibition by ketotifen

   • A. Németh
   • P. Magyar
   • Z. Huszti

   Histamine Release Pages: 149 - 152

5. Calcium uptake in mast cells, energy metabolism and histamine secretion

   • N. Chakravarty

   Histamine Release Pages: 153 - 156

6. The role of intracellular Ca²⁺ in the degranulation of skinned mast cells

   • K. Tasaka
   • M. Mio
   • M. Okamoto

   Histamine Release Pages: 157 - 160

7. Membrane sialic acid influences basophil histamine release by interfering with calcium dependence

   • C. Jensen
   • S. Norn
   • U. G. Svendsen

   Histamine Release Pages: 161 - 164

8. Phorbol esters induce a slow, non-cytotoxic release of histamine from rat peritoneal mast cells

   • M. E. Cantwell
   • J. C. Foreman

   Histamine Release Pages: 165 - 168

9. On the mechanism of dextran-induced histamine secretion from rat peritoneal mast cells

   • H. L. Thompson
   • A. Leoutsakos
   • F. L. Pearce

   Histamine Release Pages: 169 - 171

10. Study of the inhibition of histamine release by inosine pranobex

    • R. Ziesche
    • D. Eichelberg
    • W. Schmutzler

    Histamine Release Pages: 172 - 173

11. Bacteria and their products peptidoglycan and teichoic acid potentiate antigen-induced histamine release in allergic patients

    • S. Norn
    • J. O. Jarløv
    • P. Stahl Skov

    Histamine Release Pages: 174 - 177

12. Action of the SP_2–11 and SP_3–11 fragments of substance P on rat peritoneal mast cells

    • W. Piotrowski
    • M. Mead
    • J. C. Foreman

    Histamine Release Pages: 178 - 180

13. Effect of various GABA-receptor agonists and antagonists on anaphylactic histamine release in the guinea-pig ileum

    • S. Luzzi
    • S. Franchi-Micheli
    • L. Zilletti

    Histamine Release Pages: 181 - 184

14. Role of a Ca²⁺−Mg²⁺ ATPase on the mast cell surface in calcium transport and histamine secretion

    • N. Chakravarty

    Histamine Release Pages: 185 - 187

15. Histamine and calcium secretion in the submandibular gland of the cat evoked by two types of stimulation

    • F. Erjavec
    • L. Stanovnik

    Histamine Release Pages: 188 - 190

16. On the interaction of local anesthetics with mast cells

    • K. Drábiková
    • R. Nosál

    Histamine Release Pages: 191 - 193

17. Alterations in histamine levels in the rat induced by compound 48/80

    • T. Irman Florjanc
    • F. Erjavec

    Histamine Release Pages: 194 - 197

18. Stimulus-dependence and time-course of histamine and leukotriene release from chopped and dispersed human lung tissue

    • A. Sydbom
    • M. Kumlin
    • S. -E. Dahlén

    Histamine Release Pages: 198 - 201

19. Histamine release from serosal mast cells by intermediate products of arachidonic acid metabolism

    • E. Masini
    • E. Giannella
    • P. F. Mannaioni

    Histamine Release Pages: 202 - 205

20. Monoclonal anti-human IgE: histamine release capacity and effect onin vitro sensitization of human basophils

    • A. Weyer
    • C. Demeulemester
    • B. David

    Histamine Release Pages: 206 - 209

21. Basophil sensitivity and reactivity to monoclonal anti-human IgE afterin vitro sensitization with human myeloma IgE

    • A. Weyer
    • J. -L. Guesdon
    • B. David

    Histamine Release Pages: 210 - 212

22. Some further properties of human pulmonary mast cells recovered by bronchoalveolar lavage and enzymic dispersion of lung tissue

    • K. B. P. Leung
    • K. C. Flint
    • F. L. Pearce

    Mast Cells and Basophils Pages: 213 - 215

23. Monoclonal antibodies against rat mast cells differentiate between subtypes

    • H. Repke
    • N. Rossow
    • J. Gomes

    Mast Cells and Basophils Pages: 216 - 218

24. Isolation of mast cells from rabbit lung and liver: Comparison of histamine release induced by the hypnotics althesin^® and propanidid

    • Madeleine Ennis
    • W. Lorenz
    • J. Heise

    Mast Cells and Basophils Pages: 219 - 222

25. On the isolation of mast cells from human adenoids and tonsils

    • N. Grosman
    • Ch. Hjort-Sørensen
    • S. M. Jensen

    Mast Cells and Basophils Pages: 223 - 225

26. Isolation and sensitivity of human mesenteric mast cells to immunological and nonimmunological histamine releasers

    • E. Brzezińska-Błaszczyk
    • M. Czuwaj

    Mast Cells and Basophils Pages: 226 - 228

27. Effect of chlorpheniramine on muricide induced by thiamine deficiency: pharmacokinetic and behavioral studies

    • K. Onodera
    • E. Sakurai
    • H. Niwa

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 229 - 232

28. Stimulation of hypothalamic histidine decarboxylase by calcium-calmodulin and protein kinase (cAMP-dependent) inhibitor

    • Z. Huszti
    • K. Magyar

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 233 - 235

29. Involvement of brain histamine in basal and stress-induced release of prolactin in the rat

    • C. Netti
    • F. Guidobono
    • A. Pecile

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 236 - 238

30. H₃ receptor assay in electrically-stimulated superfused slices of rat brain cortex; effects of N^α-alkylated histamines and impromidine analogues

    • J. F. van der Werf
    • G. J. Bijloo
    • H. Timmerman

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 239 - 243

31. Histamine dependent cAMP generating system in rabbit CNS: interaction with various neuroregulators

    • B. Sek
    • A. Sebastjanska
    • J. Z. Nowak

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 244 - 247

32. Histamine levels and activity of histidine decarboxylase (HD) and histamine-methyltransferase (HMT) in neonate and adult human brain

    • J. Z. Nowak
    • E. Żelazowska

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 248 - 251

33. Inhibition of sound-induced convulsions by metoprine in the audiogenic seizure susceptible rat

    • L. Tuomisto
    • U. Tacke
    • A. Willman

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 252 - 254

34. Hyperlipemic responses induced by centrally administered histamine H₁- and H₂-receptor agonists in rats

    • J. Bugajski
    • A. Gądek

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 255 - 257

35. Central histaminergic stimulation of corticosterone and hyperlipemic responses after chronic ethanol consumption in rats

    • A. Gądek
    • B. Cetera
    • J. Bugajski

    Histamine and the Central Nervous System Pages: 258 - 261

36. Are histamine receptors involved in the stimulant activities of thiazolylethylamines supposed as cyclic models of dimaprit?

    • M. Impicciatore
    • G. Morini
    • F. Vitali

    Histamine Receptors and Metabolism Pages: 262 - 264

37. Effect of a milk diet on rat gastric mucosa: Receptor activity, histamine metabolism and ultrastructural analyses

    • Ch. Gespach
    • F. Hervatin
    • R. Ducroc

    Histamine Receptors and Metabolism Pages: 265 - 269

38. Inhibition of intestinal diamine oxidase by detergents: a problem for drug formulations with water insoluble agents applied by the intravenous route?

    • J. Sattler
    • R. Hesterberg
    • W. Lorenz

    Histamine Receptors and Metabolism Pages: 270 - 273

39. Elevation of the large bowel histamine concentration by aminoguanidine induced diamine oxidase inhibition

    • J. Kusche
    • R. Mennigen
    • B. Amoei

    Histamine Receptors and Metabolism Pages: 274 - 276

40. Diamine oxidase (DAO) activity and intestinal mucosa integrity: influence of suture techniques

    • R. Mennigen
    • J. Kusche
    • K. Erpenbach

    Histamine Receptors and Metabolism Pages: 277 - 280

41. Histamine and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) release in ischemic myocardium of the guinea-pig

    • E. Masini
    • E. Giannella
    • P. F. Mannaioni

    Histamine and the Cardiovascular System Pages: 281 - 283

42. Comparison of the release of various mediators from atrial and ventricular tissues of sensitized guinea-pig hearts

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

    Histamine and the Cardiovascular System Pages: 284 - 287

43. Morphologic and morphometric analysis of the mast cells from human heart biopsies

    • K. Rydzyński
    • H. Dalen
    • H. Engedal

    Histamine and the Cardiovascular System Pages: 288 - 290

44. Stimulation of histamine synthesis from tumour cells by concanavalin A and A23187

    • H. Nolte
    • P. Stahl Skov
    • H. Loft

    Pathophysiological Role of Histamine and Clinical Aspects Pages: 291 - 294

45. Experimental renal anaphylaxis: release of histamine and study of its effect on renal perfusion

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

    Pathophysiological Role of Histamine and Clinical Aspects Pages: 295 - 298

46. Histamine release in paediatric cardiopulmonary bypass —a possible role in the capillary leak syndrome

    • A. Marath
    • W. Man
    • K. M. Taylor

    Pathophysiological Role of Histamine and Clinical Aspects Pages: 299 - 302

47. Impaired basophil histamine release from allergic patients

    • P. Stahl Skov
    • S. Norn
    • H. Nolte

    Pathophysiological Role of Histamine and Clinical Aspects Pages: 303 - 306

48. Effect of baclofen on different models of bronchial hyperreactivity in the guinea-pig

    • S. Luzzi
    • S. Franchi-Micheli
    • Lucilla Zilletti

    Pathophysiological Role of Histamine and Clinical Aspects Pages: 307 - 309

49. Anaphylactoid reactions and histamine release do not occur after application of the opioid tramadol

    • H. Barth
    • H. Giertz
    • W. Lorenz

    Pathophysiological Role of Histamine and Clinical Aspects Pages: 310 - 313

50. Causal relationship between a tumour growth and the changes in histamine metabolism in tissues of sarcoma-bearing rat

    • D. Kierska
    • K. Sasiak
    • Cz. Maśliński

    Pathophysiological Role of Histamine and Clinical Aspects Pages: 314 - 316