1. Metiamide — An orally active histamine H₂-receptor antagonist

   • J. W. Black
   • W. A. M. Duncan
   • J. H. Wyllie

   Selected Papers Pages: 133 - 137

2. Studies on the mode of action of histamine H₁- and H₂-receptor antagonists on gastric histamine methyltransferase

   • H. Barth
   • I. Niemeyer
   • W. Lorenz

   Selected Papers Pages: 138 - 147

3. Comparison of the¹⁴C-putrescine assay with the NADH test for the determination of diamine oxidase: Description of a standard procedure with a high precision and an improved accuracy

   • J. Kusche
   • H. Richter
   • W. Lorenz

   Selected Papers Pages: 148 - 156

4. Augmentation of pentagastrin stimulated gastric secretion in the heidenhain pouch dog by amodiaquine: Inhibition of histamine methyltransferase in vivo?

   • H. Troidl
   • W. Lorenz
   • W. Seidel

   Selected Papers Pages: 157 - 167

5. Serotonin and histamine in platelets in the course of operation with extracorporeal circulation

   • G. Seidel
   • H. -W. Engels
   • C. Meyer-Burgdorff

   Selected Papers Pages: 168 - 171

6. Effect of burimamide on gastric acid secretion and gastric mucosal blood flow in cats

   • M. Albinus
   • K. F. Sewing

   Short Communications Pages: 172 - 172

7. Studies on the inhibition of histamine methylation in mice

   • J. M. Andre
   • J. C. Schwartz

   Short Communications Pages: 172 - 173

8. Similar actions of methylated histamines and histamine receptor antagonists on gastric histamine methyltransferase

   • H. Barth
   • I. Niemeyer
   • W. Lorenz

   Short Communications Pages: 173 - 175

9. Histidine decarboxylase (HD) in rat brain: Studies on subcellular localization

   • M. Baudry
   • M. P. Martres
   • J. C. Schwartz

   Short Communications Pages: 175 - 176

10. The influence of nicotinamide on the course of experimental bronchial asthma in guinea pig

    • E. Bekier
    • H. Szyc
    • C. Maśliński

    Short Communications Pages: 176 - 176

11. Pharmacological studies on the role of histamine in thermoregulation

    • J. Costentin
    • P. Boulu
    • J. C. Schwartz

    Short Communications Pages: 177 - 177

12. Immunserum to a protein which reduces the biological activity of histamine

    • J. Feger
    • G. Durand
    • J. Agneray

    Short Communications Pages: 177 - 178

13. Regulation of rat stomach histidine decarboxylase activity by the serum gastrin concentration

    • R. Håkanson
    • G. Liedberg
    • F. Stadil

    Short Communications Pages: 178 - 179

14. Uptake and metabolism of histidine during stress

    • Z. Huszti
    • T. L. Sourkes

    Short Communications Pages: 179 - 180

15. Formation and characteristics of a complex between histamine and pyridoxal-5′-phosphate

    • D. Kierska
    • K. Wohl
    • Cz. Maśliński

    Short Communications Pages: 180 - 181

16. Augmentation in hypothalamic histamine induced by diencephalic lesions in rats

    • M. S. Krishnamoorthy
    • M. Garbarg
    • J. C. Schwartz

    Short Communications Pages: 181 - 181

17. Intestinal diamine oxidase: Isolation, substrate specificity and pathophysiological significance

    • J. Kusche
    • H. Richter
    • W. Lorenz

    Short Communications Pages: 182 - 183

18. Plasma histamine determination in man and dog following the infusion of plasma substitutes: Models for histamine release under pathophysiological conditions

    • W. Lorenz
    • A. Doenicke
    • E. Werle

    Short Communications Pages: 183 - 184

19. The influence of imidazole and some of its derivatives on isolated guinea-pig's heart auricles

    • Cz. Maśliński
    • G. Lebrecht

    Short Communications Pages: 184 - 185

20. Catalepsia-like symptoms produced by histidine in rats

    • Cz. Maśliński
    • U. Lebrecht
    • Z. Wieczorek-Fila

    Short Communications Pages: 185 - 186

21. Significance of thyroid mast cells in the regulation of thyroid activity

    • A. Melander
    • R. Håkanson
    • F. Sundler

    Short Communications Pages: 186 - 186

22. Copper heterogeneity in pig kidney histaminase. An EPR study on the effect of substrate, guanidine and mersalyl

    • B. Mondovi
    • L. Calabrese

    Short Communications Pages: 187 - 187

23. The influence of burimamide on¹⁴C-histamine uptake and metabolism by guinea pig atrium and mouse neoplastic mast cells, in vitro

    • F. Moroni
    • R. Fantozzi
    • P. F. Mannaioni

    Short Communications Pages: 187 - 189

24. Utilization of Endogenous ATP during histamine release from isolated rat mast cells

    • C. Peterson
    • B. Diamant

    Short Communications Pages: 189 - 190

25. Modifications of brain HA metabolism induced by antihistamines

    • H. Pollard
    • S. Bischoff
    • J. C. Schwartz

    Short Communications Pages: 190 - 191

26. Regional variation in the presence of mast cells in the mammalian brain

    • A. -L. Rönnberg
    • L. Edvinsson
    • Ch. Owman

    Short Communications Pages: 191 - 191

27. Effect of burimamide on histamine metabolism

    • Richard W. Schayer

    Short Communications Pages: 191 - 192

28. Studies on the role of c-AMP in the regulation of the anaphylactic histamine release from guinea pig lung

    • W. Schmutzler
    • G. Poblete-Freundt
    • R. Derwall

    Short Communications Pages: 192 - 193

29. Histamine and serotonin in plasma and platelets in the course of open-heart surgery

    • G. Seidel
    • C. Meyer-Burgdorff

    Short Communications Pages: 193 - 194

30. Effect of porta-Caval shunting on histamine-containing endocrine cells of the rat oxyntic mucosa

    • F. Sundler
    • R. Håkanson
    • J. Oscarson

    Short Communications Pages: 194 - 195

31. Biochemical effects of adamantanamines, a new class of drugs with antiparkinson activity

    • W. Wesemann
    • J. D. Schollmeyer

    Short Communications Pages: 195 - 195

32. Electroencephalographic, behavioural and visceral effects of intraventricular infusion of histamine in the rabbit

    • P. Wolf
    • M. Monnier

    Short Communications Pages: 196 - 196

33. On the phenomenon of the two linear hammett relationships: Its origin and its use as a tool in the analysis of diamine oxidase preparations

    • E. A. Zeller
    • K. Subbarao

    Short Communications Pages: 197 - 197