1. Enhanced human basophil activation and histamine release by IL3 priming: Application to sulfite allergy diagnosis

   • J. Sainte-Laudy
   • C. Vallon
   • J. C. Guerin

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S3 - S4

2. Effects of type I and type II phospholipase A₂ on rat peritoneal mast cells

   • C. M. Roche
   • H. Y. A. Lau
   • C. K. W. Lai

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S5 - S6

3. Lack of inhibition by cyclosporin in the Schultz-Dale reaction

   • E. S. K. Assem
   • C. I. Ezeamuzie
   • Y. Ayalew

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S7 - S9

4. Effect of cyclosporin analogues on histamine release from rat peritoneal mast cells and rat basophilic leukaemia cells

   • B. Y. C. Wan
   • M. N. K. Ho
   • E. S. K. Assem

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S10 - S11

5. Relaxin inhibits histamine release from mast cells: Involvement of nitric oxide production

   • E. Masini
   • M. G. Di Bello
   • P. F. Mannaioni

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S12 - S13

6. The H₁-histamine receptor antagonist dithiaden inhibits stimulated platelet aggregation, malondialdehyde formation and thromboxane productionin vitro

   • R. Nosál
   • V. Jančinová
   • M. Petríková

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S14 - S15

7. Storage and release of histamine in human platelets

   • P. F. Mannaioni
   • M. G. Di Bello
   • E. Masini

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S16 - S17

8. Time-course of the histamine release from human peripheral blood monocytes and the influence of ketotifen and disodium cromoglycate (DSCG)

   • G. Zwadlo-Klarwasser
   • U. Braam
   • W. Schmutzler

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S18 - S19

9. Histamine mobilizes intracellular Ca²⁺-pools sensitive to thapsigargin in cultured guinea-pig tracheal smooth muscle cells

   • Y. Amrani
   • C. Bronner

   1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S20 - S21

10. Immunologic and non-immunologic release of histamine and tryptase from human heart mast cells

    • V. Patella
    • I. Marinò
    • Gianni Marone

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S22 - S23

11. In vitro study of endothelium-dependent histamine release from canine mesenteric arterial segments

    • J. Kaszaki
    • Z. Webb
    • S. Nagy

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S24 - S25

12. Role of G-proteins in peptidergic activation of both human and rat cutaneous mast cells

    • B. Emadi-Khiav
    • M. Mousli
    • Y. Landry

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S26 - S27

13. Contribution of serotonin reuptake to differential histamine and serotonin secretion from rat peritoneal mast cells

    • I. Ferjan
    • F. Erjavec

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S28 - S29

14. Effects of acrivastine, azelastine, cetirizine and noberastine on rat peritoneal mast cells

    • H. Y. A Lau
    • C. W. Tsang
    • P. P. P. Wong

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S30 - S31

15. Ouabain-insensitive⁸⁶Rb⁺ transport in peritoneal mast cells: Role in histamine release

    • A. Németh
    • Z. Huszti

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S32 - S33

16. Microorganisms and mediator release: A mechanism in respiratory disorders caused by infectious and environmental exposure

    • L. H. R. Christensen
    • P. Clementsen
    • S. Norn

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S34 - S35

17. Effect of the H₁-antagonist bromadryl on mast cells in pregnant ratsex vivo

    • K. Drábiková
    • J. Pečivová
    • R. Nosál

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S36 - S37

18. Effect of pheniramine, chlorpheniramine and brompheniramine on stimulated blood platelets: Structure-activity relationships

    • V. Jančinová
    • M. Petríková
    • R. Nosál

    1. Histamine release from mast cells, basophils and other cell types Pages: S38 - S39

19. Role of stress in histamine—morphine interactions

    • L. B. Hough
    • J. W. Nalwalk

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S40 - S41

20. The corticosterone response to cholinergic and CRF receptor stimulation in rats exposed to social crowding stress

    • J. Bugajski
    • A. Gadek-Michalska
    • A. J. Bugajski

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S42 - S43

21. Role of histamine in spinal cord evoked potentials and edema following spinal cord injury: Experimental observations in the rat

    • T. Winkler
    • H. S. Sharma
    • F. Nyberg

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S44 - S45

22. Histamine-sensitive⁸⁶Rb transport in cultured type-2 astrocytes of rat brain

    • Z. Huszti
    • P. Imrik
    • E. Madarász

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S46 - S47

23. Effect of histamine on corticosteroid secretion of isolated human and rat adrenocortical cells

    • E. Orsó
    • K. Sz. Szalay
    • M. Hidvégi

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S48 - S49

24. Degranulation and decrease in histamine levels of thalamic mast cells coincides with corticosterone secretion induced by compound 48/80

    • A. J. Bugajski
    • Z. Chłap
    • J. Bugajski

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S50 - S51

25. Portocaval shunt, an H₃-antagonist and plasma hormone levels

    • W. A. Fogel
    • L. Tuomisto
    • C. Maslinski

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S52 - S53

26. Long term effects of portocaval anastomosis in rats on brain levels of histamine and methylhistamine

    • V. Lozeva
    • E. MacDonald
    • L. Tuomisto

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S54 - S55

27. Histamine induces a selective albumin permeation through the blood-brain barrierin vitro

    • M. A. Deli
    • M. -P. Dehouck
    • F. Joó

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S56 - S57

28. Characterization of muscarinic acetylcholine heteroreceptors modulatingin vivo release of histamine in the rat hypothalamus

    • H. Prast
    • H. Fischer
    • A. Philippou

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S58 - S59

29. Involvement of central histaminergic mechanisms and prostaglandins in carbachol-induced corticosterone secretion

    • J. Borycz
    • A. Gadek-Michalska
    • J. Bugajski

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S60 - S61

30. Stress and brain H₃-histamine receptors

    • P. Ghi
    • M. Blengio
    • P. Portaleone

    2. Histamine and the central nervous system Pages: S62 - S63

31. Reinforcement effect of histamine on the differentiation of murine myeloblasts and promyelocytes induced by granulocyte colony stimulating factor

    • K. Tasaka
    • M. Doi
    • M. Mio

    3. Histamine in cell growth and cancer Pages: S64 - S65

32. Influence of proliferative stimulation on the activity of rat intestinal diamine oxidase

    • H. G. Schwelberger
    • J. Klocker
    • J. Sattler

    3. Histamine in cell growth and cancer Pages: S66 - S67

33. Histamine receptors in human mammary gland, different benign lesions and mammary carcinomas

    • B. Lemos
    • C. Davio
    • E. Rivera

    3. Histamine in cell growth and cancer Pages: S68 - S69

34. Expression of histamine receptors in different cell lines derived from mammary gland and human breast carcinomas

    • C. Davio
    • A. Baldi
    • E. Rivera

    3. Histamine in cell growth and cancer Pages: S70 - S71

35. H1 and H2 histamine receptors in histiocytic lymphoma cell line U-937

    • C. Davio
    • A. Baldi
    • E. Rivera

    3. Histamine in cell growth and cancer Pages: S72 - S73

36. Rat fetal and postnatal development after treatmentin utero with histamine H₁ antagonists

    • G. Sturman
    • P. Freeman
    • N. A. Seeley

    3. Histamine in cell growth and cancer Pages: S74 - S75

37. Histamine-induced differentiation of eosinophilic subclone of HL-60 cells

    • K. Tasaka
    • T. Tsurukai
    • M. Mio

    3. Histamine in cell growth and cancer Pages: S76 - S77

38. Modification of cardiovascular response and histamine release by prophylactic antibiotic drugs in complicated surgery: A prospective randomized trial in a pig experimental model

    • B. Stinner
    • M. Künneke
    • W. Lorenz

    4. Histamine in clinical studies Pages: S78 - S79

39. Histamine response to various stimuli during CABG-surgery: A study in patients with and without prophylactically administered H1- and H2-receptor antagonists

    • M. Adt
    • A. Schütz
    • H. -J. Reimann

    4. Histamine in clinical studies Pages: S80 - S81

40. Model building strategies for risk analysis of perioperative histaminerelated cardiorespiratory disturbances

    • H. Sitter
    • B. Stinner
    • W. Lorenz

    4. Histamine in clinical studies Pages: S82 - S83

41. Pruritus and mast cell proliferation in the skin of haemodialysis patients

    • J. Szepietowski
    • T. Thepen
    • I. C. Bihari

    4. Histamine in clinical studies Pages: S84 - S85

42. Histamine content in lymph nodes from patients with malignant lymphomas

    • A. Belcheva
    • R. Mishkova

    4. Histamine in clinical studies Pages: S86 - S87

43. Increased plasma tele-methylhistamine levels in the rat: Effects on plasma and tissue histamine and its elimination

    • T. Irman-Florjanc

    5. Histamine metabolism, receptors and antihistamines Pages: S88 - S89

44. A steric approach for the design of antihistamines with low muscarinic receptor antagonism

    • M. -Q. Zhang
    • K. Walczynski
    • H. Timmerman

    5. Histamine metabolism, receptors and antihistamines Pages: S90 - S91

45. Receptor subtypes involved in the modulatory action of histamine on the contractility of the rat vas deferens

    • R. Zamfirova
    • S. Todorov

    5. Histamine metabolism, receptors and antihistamines Pages: S92 - S93

46. Determination of the activity of diamine oxidase in extremely small tissue samples

    • H. G. Schwelberger
    • J. Klocker
    • E. Bodner

    5. Histamine metabolism, receptors and antihistamines Pages: S94 - S95

47. Histamine-induced activation of ventricular ectopic pacemakers and contractile myocardium: Role of histamine receptors

    • E. Kevelaitis
    • R. Lazhauskas
    • R. Abraitis

    6. Histamine in the cardiovascular system and gastrointestinal tract Pages: S96 - S97

48. Electrophysiological effects of azelastine in isolated guinea pig atrial and ventricular fibers

    • V. Kecskeméti

    6. Histamine in the cardiovascular system and gastrointestinal tract Pages: S98 - S99

49. Antibiotics change contractility of guinea pig aorta and trachea to histamine after a short exposure to LPS

    • M. Künneke
    • B. Stinner
    • W. Lorenz

    6. Histamine in the cardiovascular system and gastrointestinal tract Pages: S100 - S101

50. Relaxin enhances the coronary outflow in perfused guinea-pig heart: Correlation with histamine and nitric oxide

    • M. G. Di Bello
    • F. Gambassi
    • E. Masini

    6. Histamine in the cardiovascular system and gastrointestinal tract Pages: S102 - S103