Naunyn - Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology 1992: Vol 346 Table of Contents

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Naunyn-
Schmiedeberg
‘Archives of
Pharmacology
Volume 346 1992
Editors L. Ahtee, Helsinki P. Honerjager, Minchen B. A.Peskar, Bochum
O. E. Brodde, Essen K. H. Jakobs, Essen K. Resch, Hannover
G. M. Drew, Ware/UK H. Kilbinger, Mainz T. H. Svensson, Stockholm
M.Gothert, Bonn H. Marquardt, Hamburg P. Waldmeier, Basel
K.-H. Graefe, Wurzburg E. Muscholl, Mainz P. A. van Zwieten, Amsterdam
G. Hertting, Freiburg i. Br.
Managing Editor K. Starke, Freiburg i. Br.
Advisory Editors W. Bernauer, Freiburg i. Br. P. Holzer, Graz W. Osswald, Porto
H. Betz, Frankfurt/Main D. Hoyer, Basel U. Otten, Basel
J. Bockaert, Montpellier P. Illes, Freiburg i. Br. D. Palm, Frankfurt/Main
H. Bonisch, Bonn J.L.Imbs, Strasbourg U. Panten, Gottingen
A. F. Brading, Oxford H. G. Joost, Aachen A. Philippu, Innsbruck
H. Coper, Berlin |. Jurna, Homburg/Saar U. Quast, Basel
W. Feniuk, Ware G. F. Kahl, Gottingen M. Raiteri, Genova
U. Forstermann, Chicago A. J. Kaumann, Cambridge H. P. Rang, London
J.R. Fozard, Basel W. Knepel, Gottingen E. Schlicker, Bonn
B. Fredholm, Stockholm K. Kuschinsky, Marburg W. Schmitz, Hamburg
H. Fuder, Mainz M. Laubie, Suresnes G. Scholtysik, Bern
G. Gro&, Ludwigshafen K. Loffelholz, Mainz K. Schror, Dusseldorf
E. Habermann, Giessen W. Loscher, Hannover W. Schutz, Wien
W. Haefely, Basel F. Markwardt, Erfurt G. Schultz, Berlin
M. Hamon, Paris D. K. Meyer, Freiburg i. Br. R. Schulz, Munchen
G. Hausler, Darmstadt H. Mohler, Zurich U. Schwabe, Heidelberg
P. Heistracher, Wien S. R. Nahorski, Leicester A. Stier, Gottingen
A. Herz, Munchen H. Nawrath, Mainz A. Wellstein, Bethesda
P. Hjemdahl, Stockholm K. J. Netter, Marburg/Lahn F. J. Wiebel, Neuherberg
F. Hofmann, Munchen L. Oreland, Uppsala A.M. Zharkovsky, Tartu
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Contents of volume 346
No. 1 published on July 17, 1992 T. Griesbacher: Kinin-induced relaxations of the rat
duodenum 102
H. Prast, A. Philippu: Release of endogenous acetylcholine U. Martin, S. Fischer, U. Kohnert, U. Opitz,
in the hypothalamus of conscious rats 1 R. Rudolph, G. Sponer, A. Stern, K. Strein:
Pharmacokinetic and thrombolytic properties of
P. A. Pierce, J. Y. Kim, S. J. Peroutka: Molecular
unglycosylated recombinant tissue-type plasminogen
structural basis of ligand selectivity for 5-HT2 versus 5-HTi¢
activator (BM 06.021) produced in Escherichia coli 108
cortical receptors 4
R. P. Garay, C. Rosati, C. Nazaret, A. Esanu,T . Tarrade,
H. Nissbrandt, N. Waters, S. Hjorth: The influence of
P. Braquet: Cicletanine sulfate: inhibition of anion transport
serotoninergic drugs on dopaminergic neurotransmission in
systems and natriuretic activity 114
rat substantia nigra, striatum and limbic forebrain in vivo 12
L. J. Bryan-Lluka, S. R. O'Donnell: Dopamine and
adrenaline, but not isoprenaline, are substrates for uptake and
metabolism in isolated perfused lungs of rats 20
S. Dhein, S. Titzer, M. Wallstein, A. Miller, R. Gerwin,
No. 2 published on August 13, 1992
B. Panzner, W. Klaus: Celiprolol exerts microvascular
dilatation by activation of B2-adrenoceptors 27
D. Kelder, S. B. Ross: Long lasting attenuation of 8-OH-
F. P. Monnet, P. Blier, G.D ebonnel, C. de Montigny: DPAT-induced corticosterone secretion after a single
Modulation by sigma ligands of N-methyl- D-aspartate- injection of a 5-HT,, receptor agonist 121
induced [*H]noradrenaline release in the rat hippocampus:
G-protein dependency 32 J.R. Raymond, F. J. Albers, J. P. Middleton: Functional
expression of human 5-HT,, receptors and differential
H. Yokoyama, K. Onodera, K. Maeyama, K. Yanai, coupling to second messengers in CHO cells 127
K. linuma, L. Tuomisto, T. Watanabe: Histamine levels
and clonic convulsions of electrically-induced seizure in S. B. Ross, L. Rényi, D. Kelder: N-Methyl-D-aspartate
7 the effects of «-fluoromethylhistidine and metoprine receptor antagonists counteract the long lasting 5-HT1,
receptor-induced attenuation of postsynaptic responses in
the ratin vivo 138
G. J. Molderings, G. Wei&enborn, E. Schlicker,
J. Likungu, M. Gothert: Inhibition of noradrenaline release R. M. Eglen, G. C. Harris, H. Cox, A. O. Sullivan,
from the sympathetic nerves of the human saphenous vein by E. Stefanich, R. L. Whiting: Characterization of the
presynaptic histamine H3 receptors 46 interaction of the cervane alkaloid, imperialine, at muscarinic
receptors in vitro 144
K. Yanai, K. Maeyama, N. Nakahata, H. Nakanishi,
T. Watanabe: Calcium mobilization and its desensitization A. Ekman, E. Eriksson: Effects of N-ethoxycarbonyl-2-
induced by endothelins and sarafotoxin in human ethoxy-1,2-dihydroquinoline on the prolactin suppression
astrocytoma cells (1321N1): Comparison of histamine- induced by a series of full and partial dopamine D2 receptor
induced calcium mobilization 51 agonists in male rats 152
E. Panula-Lehto, M. Makinen, L. Ahtee: Effects of H. Russ, M. Gliese, J. Sonna, E. Schomig: The
taurine, homotaurine and GABA on hypothalamic and striatal extraneuronal transport mechanism for noradrenaline
dopamine metabolism 57 (uptake2) avidly transports 1-methyl-4-phenylpyridinium
(MPP*) 158
A. Lorenzen, S. Griin, H. Vogt, U. Schwabe:
Identification of novel high affinity adenosine binding protein V. Marino, I. S. de la Lande, D. A. S. Parker, J. Dally,
from bovine striatum 63 S. Wing: Extraneuronal uptake of noradrenaline in rabbit
dental pulp: evidence of identity with uptake, 166
T. Sakurada, Y. Manome, K. Katsumata, H. Uchiumi,
K. Tan-No, S. Sakurada, K. Kisara: Naloxone-reversible M. Msghina, C. Mermet, F. Gonon, L. Stjarne:
effect of spantide on the spinally mediated behavioural Electrophysiological and electrochemical analysis of the
ar, induced by neurokinin-2 and -3 receptor agonists secretion of ATP and noradrenaline from the sympathetic
6 nerves in rat tail arterty: effects of a2-adrenoceptor agonists
and antagonists and noradrenaline reuptake blockers 173
Y. Uezono, A. Wada, N. Yanagihara, H. Kobayashi,
T. Mizuki, T. Terao, Y. Koda, F. Izumi: Veratridine causes |. von Kiigelgen, L. Spath, K. Starke: Stable adenine
the Ca?* -dependent increase in diacylglycerol formation and nucleotides inhibit [*H]-noradrenaline release in rabbit brain
translocation of protein kinase C to membranes in cultured cortex slices by direct action at presynaptic adenosine
bovine adrenal medullary cells 76 A,-receptors 187
U. Jahnel, H. Jakob, H. Nawrath: Electrophysiologic and O. Nagano, F. F. Foldes, H. Nakatsuka, D. Reich,
inotropic effects of «-adrenoceptor stimulation in human Y. Ohta, B. Sperlagh, E. S. Vizi: Presynaptic A, -purino-
isolated atrial heart muscle 82 ceptor-mediated inhibitory effects of adenosine and its stable
analogues on the mouse hemidiaphragm preparation 197
U. Jahnel, H. Nawrath, R.-C. Shieh, V. K. Sharma,
D. J. Williford, S.-S. Sheu: Modulation of cytosolic free J. Michael-Hepp, B. Blum, H. Bénisch: Characterization
calcium concentration by «,-adrenoceptors in rat atrial cells of the [H]-desipramine binding site of the bovine adreno-
medullary plasma membrane 203
T. Ishibashi, M. Hamaguchi, S. Imai: Vasodilating M. C. Koss, J. A. Hey: Activation of histamine H3 receptors
properties of KRN2391: structural basis of a new pyridine- produces presynaptic inhibition of neurally evoked cat
type potassium channel opener with a nitrate moiety 94 nictitating membrane responses in vivo 208
IV
K. Krejcy, G. Krumpl, H. Todt, G. Raberger: Lidocaine T. Griesbacher, J. Donnerer, F. J. Legat, F. Lembeck:
has a narrow antiarrhythmic dose range against ventricular CP-96,345, a non-peptide antagonist of substance P:
arrhythmias induced by programmed electrical stimulation in Il. Actions on substance P-induced hypotension and
conscious postinfarction dogs 213 bronchoconstriction, and on depressor reflexes in mammals
323
U. Holzer-Petsche: Blood pressure and gastric motor
responses to bradykinin and hydrochloric acid injected into J. Donnerer, U. Stark, H. A. Tritthart, F. Lembeck:
somatic or visceral tissues 219 CP-96,345, a non-peptide antagonist of substance P:
Ill. Cardiovascular effects in mammals unrelated to actions on
A. Schmoldt, |. Blomer, A. Johannes: Hydroxysteroid substance P receptors 328
sulfotransferase and a specific UDP-glucuronosyltransferase
are involved in the metabolism of digitoxin in man 226 M. T. Lin, C. F. Su: Spinal 5-HT pathways and the
antinociception induced by intramedullary clonidine in rats
333
Short communications
R. Raddino, E. Poli, E. Pasini, R. Ferrari: Effects of the
D. Nolte, A. Lorenzen, H.-A. Lehr, F. J. Zimmer, novel calcium channel blocker, anipamil, on the isolated rabbit
K-N. Klotz, K. Messmer: Reduction of postischemic heart. Comparison with verapamil and gallopamil 339
leukocyte-endothelium interaction by adenosine via A2
receptor 234 J. Gédicke, S. Herzig, A. Mescheder, K. Mohr, F.
Steinke: Enantioselectivity of asocainol studied at different
E. Abe, S. Murai, Y. Masuda, H. Saito, T. Itoh: Reversal
conditions: a novel approach to check the feasibility of
by 3,3’,5-triido-L-thyronine of the working memory deficit,
molecular models of antiarrhythmic drug action 345
and the decrease in acetylcholine, glutamate and y-amino-
ae induced by ethylcholine aziridinium ion in P. Walday, E. Fyllingen, P. Aas: Effect of calcium
mice antagonists (w-conotoxin GVIA, verapamil, gallopamil,
diltiazem) on bronchial smooth muscle contractions induced
by soman 352
No. 3 published on September 1, 1992 Short communications
A. T. Bruinvels, H. Lery, J. Nozulak, J. M. Palacios, D. Sanders, E. Habermann: Evidence for a link between
D. Hoyer: 5-HT;p binding sites in various species: similar specific proteolysis and inhibition of [*H]-noradrenaline
pharmacological profile in dog, monkey, calf, guinea-pig and release by the light chain of tetanus toxin 358
human brain membranes 243
B. K. Evans, R. Mason, V. G. Wilson: Evidence for direct
D. Hoyer, H. Lery, C. Waeber, A. T. Bruinvels, vasoconstrictor activity of melatonin in “pressurized”
J. Nozulak, J. M. Palacios: “5-HT,,” or 5-HT;p sites? segments of isolated caudal artery from juvenile rats 362
Evidence for 5-HT,p binding sites in rabbit brain 249
H. W. G. M. Boddeke, M. Buttini, M. Lichtsteiner,
A. Enz: M1 muscarinic receptors mediate intracellular
calcium release in NB-OK1 human neuroblastoma cells 255
No. 4 published on October 5, 1992
E. Nissinen, |.-B. Lindén, E. Schultz, P. Pohto:
Biochemical and pharmacological properties of a peripherally A. Varrault, J. Bockaert: Differential coupling of 5-HT,,
acting catechol-O-methyltransferase inhibitor Entacapone receptors occupied by 5-HT or 8-OH-DPAT to adenylyl
262 cyclase 367
J. Patel, S. J. Trout, Z. L. Kruk: Regional differences in G. Brehm, R. Lindmar, K. Loffelholz: Inhibitory and
evoked dopamine efflux in brain slices of rat anterior and excitatory muscarinic receptors modulating the release of
posterior caudate putamen 267 acetylcholine from the postganglionic parasympathetic
neuron of the chicken heart 375
S. Sarre, P. Herregodts, D. Deleu, A. Devrieze,
N. De Klippel, G. Ebinger, Y. Michotte: N.A. Dorofeeva, S. A. Shelkovnikov, L. A. Starshinova,
Biotransformation of L-DOPA in striatum and substantia nigra A. F. Danilov, J. Nedoma, S. Tuéek: Quest for agonist
of rats with a unilateral, nigrostriatal lesion: a microdialysis and antagonist selectivity at muscarinic receptors in guinea-
study 277 pig smooth muscles and cardiac atria 383
D. Branco, M. Caramona, F. Martel, J. A. Ferreira de M.A. Casado, J. Marin, M. Salaices: Evidence for M,
Almeida, W. Osswald: Predominance of oxidative muscarinic cholinoceptors mediating facilitation of
deamination in the metabolism of exogenous noradrenaline noradrenaline release in guinea-pig carotid artery 391
by the normal and chemically denervated human uterine
J. Grenhoff, T. H. Svensson: Nicotinic and muscarinic
artery 286
components of rat brain dopamine synthesis stimulation
S. A. Doggrell: An analysis of the inhibitory effects of induced by physostigmine 395
prazosin on the phenylephrine response curves of the rat L. J. Bryan-Lluka, H. E. Vuocolo: Evidence from guinea-
aorta 294 pig trachealis that Uptake. of isoprenaline is enhanced by
A. J. Balmforth, F. E. Parkinson, N. Altiok, B. B. hyperpolarization of the smooth muscle 399
Fredholm: Identification of a B2-bradykinin receptor linked R. Pekelmann Markus, M. Ch. Werneck de Avellar:
to phospholipase C and inhibition of dopamine stimulated Effect of ageing on the number of neuronal noradrenaline
cyclic AMP accumulation in the human astrocytoma cell line uptake sites in the rat vas deferens 405
D384 303
M. Haass, G. Richardt, A. Schomig: Potentiation of
M. G. Kazanietz, M. A. Enero: Role of cyclic AMP in the potassium-evoked noradrenaline and neuropeptide Y co-
release of noradrenaline from isolated rat atria. Effect of release by cardiac energy depletion: role of calcium channels
pretreatment with clenbutero! 311 and sodium-proton exchange 410
F. J. Legat, T. Griesbacher, F. Lembeck: CP-96,345, a Y. Takata, J. Ozawa, H. Kato: Possible involvement of
non-peptide antagonist of substance P: |. Effects on the both N- and L-type voltage-dependent Ca channels in
actions mediated by substance P and related tachykinins on adrenergic neurotransmission of canine saphenous veins in
the guinea-pig ileum and rabbit jejunum 315 low Ca?* plus tetraethylammonium medium 419
J. Harro, S. S. Jossan, L. Oreland: Changes in chole- M. Vincens, C. Shu, M. Fortin, D. Philibert,
cystokinin receptor binding in rat brain after selective damage M. Gaillard-Moguilewsky : Comparison between the
of locus coeruleus projections by DSP-4 treatment 425 interaction of steroids with [°°S]TBPS binding to cerebral
cortical and to pituitary membranes: correlation with
L. Rago, V. Saano, T. Auvinen, A. Adojaan, R. Holma, inhibition of prolactin release 523
M. M. Airaksinen: The effect of chronic treatment with
peripheral benzodiazepine receptor ligands on behavior and M. Roenfeldt, H. Safayhi, H. P. T.A mmon: KCl-induced
GABA, /benzodiazepine receptors in rat 432 insulin secretion from RINM5F cells is mediated through Ca?*
influx along L-type Ca?* channels 527
G. Engberg, M. Hajés: Alcohol withdrawal reaction as a
result of adaptive changes of excitatory amino acid receptors S. Lenzen, M. Mirzaie-Petri: Inhibition of aconitase by
437 alloxan and the differential modes of protection of glucose,
3-O-methyliglucose, and mannoheptulose 532
W. Fischer, R. Bodewei, G. Satzinger: Anticonvulsant
F. Guthmann, B. Mayer, D. Koesling, W. R. Kukovetz,
and sodium channel blocking effects of ralitoline in different
E. Bohme: Characterization of soluble platelet guanylyl
screening models 442
cyclase with peptide antibodies 537
B. Wagner, H.-G. Eichler, B. Scheider, B. Blochi-
H. Wuorela, I. Porsti, P. Arvola, H. Makynen,
Daum, B. Brenner, S. Gasic, K. Lechner, P. A. Kyrle: H. Vapaatalo: Three levels of dietary calcium-effects on
Studies on the effect of two angiotensin-converting enzyme blood pressure and electrolyte balance in spontaneously
inhibitors, captopril and cilazapril, on platelet and vascular hypertensive rats 542
prostaglandin metabolism in vivo 453
M. Fukuchi, T. Uematsu, S. Araki, M. Nakashima:
S. M. Jacinto, B. S. Jandhyala: Evaluation of the effects Photochemically induced thrombosis of the rat coronary
of felodipine, verapamil and hydralazine on the survival rate artery and functional evaluation of thrombus formation by
of rats subjected to lethal effects of oxygen free radicals 457 occurrence of ventricular arrhythmias. Effects of
acetylsalicylic acid and a thromboxan A2 synthetase inhibitor
J. Cortijo, B. Sarria, C. Pedrés, M. Perpina, F. Paris,
of thrombus formation 550
E. Morcillo: The relaxant effects of cromakalim(BRL 34915)
on human isolated airway smooth muscle 462 H. Nakaya, Y. Hattori, M. Endou, S. Gandou,
M. Kanno: Electrophysiologic and anticholinergic effects of
pirmenol enantiomers in guinea-pig myocardium 555
Short communications
J. Schneider, E. Beck, C. Heers, C. Conrad,
B. Muhlibauer, H. Osswald: Feeding but not salt loading
D. de Chaffoy de Courcelles, B. Wilffert, T. Peters:
is the dominant factor controlling urinary dopamine excretion
Cardiac effects of R 79595 and its isomers (R 80122 and
in conscious rats 469
R 80123) in an acute heart failure model. A new class of
E. P. Finta, J. T. Regenold, P. liles: Depression by cardiotonic agents with highly selective phosphodiesterase
neuropeptide Y of noradrenergic inhibitory postsynaptic ||| inhibitory properties 563
potentials of locus coeruleus neurones 472 J. Cortijo, M. Gonzalez, J. L. Ortiz, E. Morcillo: Effects
of low temperature and pharmacological interventions on the
responses of the isolated guinea-pig trachea 573
C. Li Zhang, U. Heinemann: Effects of the triazole
derivative loreclezole (R 72063) on stimulus induced ionic
and field potential responses and on different patterns of
No. 5 published on November 2, 1992 epileptiform activity induced by low magnesium in rat
entorhinal cortex-hippocampal slices 581
T. Wieland, P. Gierschik, K. H. Jakobs: G protein- L. Velisek, H. Kubova, M. Pohl, L. Stankova, P. Mare&,
mediated receptor-receptor interaction: studies with R. Schickerova: Pentylenetetrazol-induced seizures in rats:
chemotactic receptors in membranes of human leukemia an ontogenetic study
(HL 60) cells 475
U. Jahnel, J. Rupp, R. Ertl, H. Nawrath: Positive Short communications
inotropic response to 5-HT in human atrial but not in
ventricular heart muscle 482 A.A. Parsons, C. Stutchbury, P. Raval, A. J. Kaumann:
Sumatriptan contracts large coronary arteries of beagle dogs
R. G. Schoemaker, X. Y. Du, W. A. Bax, P. R. Saxena: through 5-HT,-like receptors 592
5-Hydroxytryptamine increases contractile force in porcine
right atrium but not in left ventricle 486 A. Terzic, M. Pucéat, O. Clement-Chomienne,
G. Vassort: Phenylephrine and ATP enhance an amiloride
M. Wolzt, E. Schmidt, B. Wagner, S. Schuller- insensitive bicarbonate-dependent alkalinizing mechanism in
Petrovic, P. A. Kyrle, H.-G. Eichler: Effects of serotonin rat single cardiomyocytes 597
and noradrenaline on superficiai hand veins in patients with
primary hypertension and in healthy volunteers 490
K. F. Rhodes, J. Coleman, N. Lattimer: A component of
5-HT-evoked depolarization of the rat isolated vagus nerve
is mediated by a putative 5-HT, receptor 496
M. T. Lin, M. T. Ho, M. S. Young: Stimulation of the No. 6 published on December 4, 1992
nigrostriatal dopamine system inhibits both heat production
and heat loss mechanisms in rats 504 A. De Luca, V. Tortorella, D. Conte Camerino: Chloride
channels of skeletal muscle from developing, adult and aged
H. Schworer, S. Katsoulis, W. Creutzfeldt, rats are differently affected by enantiomers of 2-(p-
W. E. Schmidt: Pituitary adenylate cyclase activating chlorophenoxy) propionic acid 601
peptide, a novel VIP-like gut-brain peptide, relaxes the
guinea-pig taenia caeci via apamin-sensitive potassium R. Lindmar, K. L6ffelholz: Phospholipase D in heart: basal
channels 511 activity and stimulation by phorbol esters and aluminum
fluoride 607
K. Nakazawa, H. Saito, N. Matsuki: Effects of calcitonin
gene-related peptide (CGRP) on Ca?*-channel current of P. N. Patil: Reactivity of human iris-sphincter to muscarinic
isolated smooth muscle cells from rat vas deferens 515 drugs in vitro 614
Vi
P. N. Patil, T. F. Mauger: Cholinergic sensitivity of irides S. Dionisotti, C. Zocchi, K. Varani, P. A. Borea, E.
from donors with various pathological conditions and lens Ongini: Effects of adenosine derivatives on human and rabbit
implants 620 platelet aggregation. Correlation of adenosine receptor
affinities and antiaggregatory activity 673
P. R. Saxena, C. M. Villalon, K. M. Dhasmana, P. D.
Verdouw: 5-Hydroxytryptamine-induced increase in left 1. von Kiigelgen, L. Spath, K. Starke: Adenosine but not
ventricular dP/dt,,., does not suggest the presence of an adenine nucleotide mediates tonic purinergic inhibition,
ventricular 5-HT, receptors in the pig 629 as well as inhibition by glutamate, of noradrenaline release in
rabbit brain cortex slices 677
B. H. C. Westerink, M. Santiago, J. B. De Vries: In vivo
evidence for a concordant response of terminal and dendritic M. D. Barrachina, M. A. Martinez-Cuesta,
dopamine release during intranigral infusion of drugs 637 A. Canet, J. V. Esplugues, J. Esplugues: Differential
effects of locally-applied capsaicin on distension-stimulated
R. Mancino, L. Cerulli, A. Ricci, F. Amenta: Direct gastric acid secretion in the anesthetized rat 685
demonstration of dopamine D, -like receptor sites in the ciliary
T. Yamagishi, T. Yanagisawa, N. Taira:
body of the rabbit eye by light microscope autoradiography
K* channel openers, cromakalim and Ki4032, inhibit agonist-
644
induced Ca?* release in canine coronary artery 691
S. J. Bunn, K. J. O’Brien, T. L. Boyd, D. A. Powis:
Pertussis toxin inhibits noradrenaline accumulation by bovine G. T. P. Saccone, Y.-F. Liu, A. Thune,
adrenal medullary chromaffin cells 649 J. R. Harvey, R. A. Baker, J. Toouli: Erythromycin and
motilin stimulate sphincter of Oddi motility and inhibit trans-
A. J. Surman, S. A. Doggrell: Characterization of the sphincteric flow in the Australian
antagonism with metoprolol, IC! 147,798, pindolol, possum 701
mepindolol and bopindolol on the responses of the rat left J.-P. Wang, M.-F. Hsu, S.-L. Raung, C.-C. Chen, J.-S.
atria to isoprenaline 657 Kuo, C.-M. Teng: Anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects
U. Jahnel, B. Kaufmann, M. Rombusch, of magnolol 707
H. Nawrath: Contribution of both a- and B-adreno- Contents of volume 346 |-XIil
ceptors to the inotropic effects of catecholamines in the rabbit
heart 665 Indexed in Current Contents
Supplement 1 to Volume 346 (1992)
Abstracts of the Autumn Meeting of the Deutsche Gesellschaft fiir Pharmakologie und Toxikologie,
6—9 September 1992, Graz, Austria R1 —R44
Supplement 2 to Volume 346 (1992)
Abstracts of the Fourth Winter Meeting December 2—4, 1992, Hannover, and the First Microdialysis Symposium, 5 December 1992,
Hannover R45—R76