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AUTHOR INDEX Kalix, P. 397 Lee, I.-S. 345 Lulich, K.M. 295 MacDonald, P.S. 323 Mebs, D. 223 Muggia, F.M. 61 O’Dwyer, P. J. 371 Oritz de Montellano, P.R. 95 Ownby, C. L. 223 Ozols, R. F. 19 Daher, G.C. 189 Diasio, R. B. 189 Dusting, G. J. 323 Parker, W. B. 381 Paterson, J. W. 295 Edwards, G. 237 Perez, R. P. 19 Putney, J. W. Jr. 427 Fairbrother, 1. S. 281 R4édl,S. 1 Feely, J. 71 Rahmsdorf, H. J. 157 Ross, V. 357 Roth, R. A. 143 Sanna, E. 121 Serra,M. 121 Speyer, J.L. 61 Suzuki, T. 357 Vinegar, A. 143 Webb, G. 357 Weston, A.H. 237 Winquist, R. J. 417 Johnston, P. 357 Wintersberger, U. 259 SUBJECT INDEX A-62824 6 Amifloxacin 4 A-65485 9 Amiloride, ANF interaction 418 Acetylcholine receptor-gated K-channel 239 Amines, accumulation in lung 146 Adenosine-3’ ,5'-monophosphate Aminopyrine breath test 75 gated K-channel 240 Amiodarone vascular effect of prostacyclin 332 accumulation in lung 146 Ca?+-Adenosine triphosphatase, in muscle, effect inhibition of drug metabolism 85, 86 of myotoxin a 231 Amphetamine Adenosine triphosphate-dependent comparison with khat alkaloids 397, 401, 402 K-channels 240, 242 induced dopamine release 282, 283 Adenylate cyclase Analgesic drugs, inhibition of drug metabolism 86 activation by prostacyclin 332 Angina pectoris, effect of potassium channel airway smooth muscle relaxation 297 openers 249 Adenylate cyclase/B-adrenoceptor system, Anthracycline, selective alteration of activity by asthma 302 ‘ ICRF-187 61-69 a-Adrenoceptors Antiarrhythmics, inhibition of drug asthma 308 metabolism 85 in vitro studies of airways 309 Antibacterial agents, DNA gyrase inhibitors 1-17 mechanisms of action 307 Antifolate drugs subclassification 306 malaria chemotherapy 45 a-Adrenoceptor agonists 306 malaria parasite resistance 47 effect on airway smooth muscle in vitro 309 Anti-inflammatory drugs, inhibition of drug effect on asthma 308 metabolism 86 a-Adrenoceptor antagonists 306 Antipyrine, assessment of enzyme induction and effect on airway smooth muscle in vitro 309 inhibition 74 effect on asthma 308 Antiviral drugs, retroviral RNases H as a,-Adrenoceptor-gated K-channel 239 targets 266 - B-Adrenoceptors Anxiety, GABAergic transmission 122 aging and function 330 Anxiogenic drugs airway smooth muscle 299 Cl- flux 125, 128 density and distribution in lung 298 dopaminergic transmission 135 molecular nature 297 GABAergic transmission 124, 124 respiratory virus interaction 301 TBPS binding 126, 130 “ subclassification 296, 299 Anxiolytic drugs B-Adrenoceptor agonists Cl- flux 125, 128 action on airway smooth muscle 299 dopaminergic transmission 135 clinical action in lung 304 GABAergic transmission 122, 124 role in inflammation 306 TBPS binding 126, 130 sites of action 305 AP-1 tolerance 306 binding to TREs 168 B-Adrenoceptor kinase 297 role in tumor promotion 175 Adriamycin, resistance in ovarian cancer cells 19 AP-2 171 Aging, pulmonary B-adrenoceptor function 300 Aphidicolin, effect on drug resistance 24 Airway epithelium, B-adrenoceptor function 301 Aplysiatoxin 158 Airway smooth muscle Appetite suppressant, cathine 405 a-adrenoceptors 306 1-B-D-Arabinofuranosylcytosine B-adrenoceptors 299 biochemical modulation clinical action of B-agonists 304 deaminase inhibitors 36 B-Alanine synthase, pyrimidine catabolism 193 growth factors 38 Alkylating agents, resistant ovarian cancer inhibitors of de novo pyrimidine cells 19 biosynthesis 32 4-Alkyl-1,4-dihydropyridines, reaction with protective agents 38 heme 104 transport blockers 37 Alkylhydrazines, reaction with heme 103, 106 chemistry 204 Allergens, induced reduction in B-adrenergic cytotoxicity 30 function on asthmatic lymphocytes 302 metabolic sites of action 210 Allopurinol, effect on drug metabolism 87 metabolism 30, 206 Alpidem transport 31 effect on GABA binding in brain 125 uptake into cells 205 effect on TBPS binding in brain 126 9-B-p-Arabinofuranosyl-2-fluoroadenine, Alveolar hypoxia 151 modulation of ara-C 35 SUBJECT INDEX Brain microdialysis, dopamine release and phoestrer ibnducoed lrele ase 172 metabolism in vivo 281-293 potassium channel opening properties 251 BrCCl,, reaction with heme 97 Breast cancer, PALA/S-fluorouracil treatment 376 Artelinic acid, metabolism 351 Artemether 347 metabolism 350 Bronchial hyperactivity, B-adrenoceptor Artemisinin 345 agonisi ts 306 metabolism 349 Bronchoconstriction, effect of B-adrenoceptor Artesunic acid, metabolism 351 agonists 299 Artheether 346 Bronchodilation, effect of B-adrenoceptor metabolism 350 agonists 304 Arylhydrazines, reaction with heme 106 Bryostatin-1, modulation of ara-C 39 Aspartate carbamy]l transferase, inhibition by Buthionine sulfoximine, effect on PALA 371, 373 chemoresistance 21 Asthma, role of adrenoceptors 296, 302, 308 t-Butylbicyclophosphorothionate, binding in brain effect of a-agonists 308 effect of anxiolytic, anxiogenic drugs 126 effect of B-agonists 299, 304 effect of stress 130 effect of a-antagonists 308 exercise-induced 309 respiratory virus — B-adrenoceptor interaction 301 Cadeguomycin, modulation of ara-C 35 AT-4140 8 Calcitonin gene-related peptide, vasorelaxant Atherosclerosis, prostacyclin production 333 properties 251 Atrial natriuretic factor 417 Calcium receptors 420 effect of potassium channel openers on vascular effects in vitro 418 intracellular stores 246 vascular effects in vivo 421 receptor-regulated entry 427-434 Atriopeptin I 420, 421 capacitative model 429, 431 Autoreceptor, control of dopamine release 290 Ins(1,4,5)P,; 428, 432 Aversion, cathinone 406 route 430 idine Calcium antagonists, inhibition of drug chemistry 211 metabolism 85 metabolic sites of action 213 Captopril 335 metabolism 211 Carbamazepine uptake into cells 211 erythromycin interaction 86 Azide, reaction with heme 103 induction of drug metabolizing enzymes 79 verapamil interaction 85 lines effect on Cl- flux 126 Behavioural effects of khat alkaloids 404 effect on GABA, /benzodiazepine receptor Bendrofluazide 335 function 132 Benzodiazepine receptor ligands 124 effect on GABA binding in brain 124 Benzodi effect on GABA transmission 123 anxiolytic effect and activation of GABA, effect on TBPS binding in brain 127 receptor 122 Cardiovascular drugs, inhibition of drug effect on Cl- flux 126 metabolism 85 effect on dopaminergic transmission 135 Cardiovascular system effect on GABA binding in brain 124 effects of khat 399, 402 effect on TBPS binding in brain 126 effect of prostacyclin 329 tolerance 132 Cathine 401 Benzopyrans, K-channel openers 240 behavioural and CNS effects 404 Benzo(a)pyrene, metabolic clearance 147 cellular effects 408 Benzo(a)pyrene hydroxylase, in lung 146 somatic effects 402 Bilirubin, in plasma, indicator of enzyme Cathinone 402 induction 77 behavioural and CNS effects 404 Biliverdin formation 110 cellular effects 407 6-Blockers, inhibition of drug metabolism 85 somatic effects 403 Blood flow Caudoxin 225 coronary, effect of ANF 422 Cerebral vasospasm kidney, effect of ANF 422 effect of potassium channel openers 249 effect of prostacyclin 329 effect of prostacyclin 336 splanchnic, effect of ANF 422 Chemotherapeutic agents, inhibition of drug Blood pressure, effect of potassium channel metabolism 86 Chemotherapy, resistance to alkylating agents and cisplatin 19 prostacyclin biosynthesis 325 Chlorgyline, effect on dopamine release 288 in-EDRF interaction 332 Chlorobiocin 2 BMY-40062 5,9 , inhibition of drug Bothropstoxin 234 metabolism 87 SUBJECT INDEX 5’-Deoxy-5-fluorouridine 204 Deoxyguanosine, modulation of ara-C a prostaglandin : Cimetidine, inhibition of drug metabolism 84 Cinoxacin 3, 4,6 prostacyclin production Ciprofloxacin 4, 5,7 2,2-Dialkyl-1,2-dihydroquinolines, reaction with Cisplatin, resiins ovtariaan ncanccere ce lls 19 heme 104 CL 218872 Diazoxide 242, 243 effect on GABA binding in brain 124 antihypertensive effects 248 effect on TBPS binding in brain 126 interaction with K-channels 244 Cl~ flux Diet, effect on drug metabolism 80 anxiolytic, anxiogenic drugs 125 Diethylpropion 410 stress 128 Difloxacin 5 Clonidine, effect on airway function 306, 312 Dihydroalprenolol, binding to pulmonary Collagenase TRE 164 B-adrenoceptors 298, 302 Colorectal cancer, PALA/S5-fluorouracil Dihydroartemisinin 347, 353 therapy 375 Dihydroer, » binding iin lung 309 Coronary blood flow, effect of ANF 422 Dihydrofolate reductase, in Plasmodium 47 Corticosteroids, interaction with enzyme inducing Dihydrofolate reductase mRNA, effect of agents 81 5-fluorouracil 384 Coumarin antibiotics 1 Dihydrofolate reductase — thymidylate synthetase structure-activity ‘raat 2 gene Coumermycin Al chromosomal mapping 50 Crigler—Najjar ae type II 80 cloning 48 Cromakalim drug resistance in malaria parasites 45-59 effect on blood pressure 248 point mutations in DHFR-encoding domain 51 interaction with K-channels 242, 244 Dihydropyrimidinase, pyrimidine catabolism 193 in vitro pharmacodynamics 245 Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase, pyrimidine in vivo pharmacodynamics 246 catabolism 192 Crotamine 224 Diltiazem, inhibition of drug metabolism 85 effect on skeletal muscle 231 Dipyridamole, modulation of ara-C 37 Crotoxin 225 Disulfiram, effect on drug metabolism 87 effect on skeletal muscle 232 DNA Cruoralbin 96 effect of ara-C on biosynthesis and repair 210 Cyanide, reaction with heme 96 5-fluorouracil action on 387 Cyanoguanidines, potassium channel openers 241 5-fluorouracil incorporation 203, 388 125]-Cyanopindolol, binding to pulmonary retroviral, functions of RNasesH 264 B-adrenoceptors 3-2 RNases H 272 Cyclo-oxygenase, hypertension 334 role in chemoresistance 22 Cyclopropanone hydrate, reaction with heme 101 TPA responsive elements 164 Cytidine deaminase DNA gyrase inhibitors, structure—activity ara-C metabolism 31, 206 relationships 1-17 azacytidine metabolism 212 DNA primase, 5-fluorouracil interaction 387 fluoropyrimidine metabolism 382 DOPAC, neuronal source 288 inhibitors and modulation of ara-C 36 Cytochrome P450 actions of 290 N-alkyl adducts 107 autoreceptors 290 covalent binding of prosthetic heme group 109 carrier-dependent release 283 enzyme induction and inhibition 73 exocytotic release 281 isoenzymes in lung 144 experimental model of release mechanisms 286 Cytochrome P450 monooxygenases, in lung 144 intraterminal stores 285 Cytokines, stimulation of prostacyclin effect of MAO inhibitors 288 production 327 receptors 289, 290, 291 Cytoprotection, prostacyclin 331 releasing agents 282 Dopaminergic transmission, mesocortical pathway 134 anatomical aspects 134 Danfloxacin 9 biochemical indexes 134 3-Deazauridine, modulation of ara-C 32 role of GABAergic transmission in control of Defibrotide, effect on prostacyclin release 328 neurons 135 Deoxyadenosine, modulation of ara-C 34 stress and function of 135 Deoxycytidine, ara-C interaction 38 Doxorubicin, cardiotoxicity, effect of ICRF- Deoxycytidine kinase, ara-C anabolism 208 187 Deoxycytidylate deaminase Drug metabolism, enzyme induction and ara-C catabolism 31, 207 inhibition 71-94 inhibitors and modulation of ara-C 36 Drug resistance Deoxycytidylate kinase malaria parasites 45-59 ara-C anabolism 209 ovarian cancer cells 19 azacytidine metabolism 213 Dyad symmetry elements binding complex 170 SUBJECT INDEX Eicosanoids, biosynthesis and metabolism 324 5-Fluorouracil Eicosapentaenoic acid, effect on prostacyclin chemistry 190 activity 328 DNA-directed actions 387 EMD 52692 241 metabolic site of action 202 in vivo pharmacodynamics 247 metabolism 191, 381 Emotional states, cortical GABAergic and modulation of ara-C 36 dopaminergic transmission 121 PALA interaction 374 Endothelium-derived hyperpolarizing factor, RNA and DNA incorporation 202 vascular relaxation 250 RNA-directed action 384 Endothelium-derived relaxant factor 249, 250 uptake into cells 190 effect of fish oils on generation of 329 Folate, metabolism in malaria parasites 46 effect on prostacyclin biosynthesis 328 Food intake, effect of khat alkaloids 405 prostacyclin interaction 332 Free radicals, modification of prosthetic heme Endothelium, vascular groups 95-120 ANF receptors 420 Ftorafur 204 antithrombotic function 332 prostacyclin production 325 Enoxacin 4,7 Enzyme induction 71, 73 assessment 74 GABA, binding in brain implications 80 effect of anxiolytic, anxiogenic drugs 124 inducers 77 effect of stress 128 induction of extrahepatic drug metabolizing GABA,/benzodiazepine ligands, anxiety 122 enzymes GABA, /benzodiazepine receptor Enzyme inhibition 83 anxiolytic, anxiogenic drugs and Cl- flux 125 anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs 86 anxiolytic, anxiogenic drugs and GABA assessment 74 binding 124 cardiovascular drugs 85 anxiolytic, anxiogenic drugs and TBPS chemotherapeutic agents 86 binding 126 neuroleptics 87 chronic anxiogenic B-carbolines and function oral contraceptives 87 of ulcer healing drugs 84 stress and function 121, 128 Epilepsy, treatment with enzyme inducers 80 GABAergic transmission 122 Epithelium, airway, B-adrenoceptor function 301 anxiolytic, anxiogenic drugs 124 Erythromycin, inhibition of drug metabolism 86 GABA, /benzodiazepine receptor function and Escherichia coli B-carbolines 132 reverse transcriptases 269 GABA, /benzodiazepine receptor function and RNases H 267 stress 128 Ethanol GABA, /benzodiazepine receptor ligands and induction of drug metabolizing enzymes 79 anxiety 122 effect on TBPS binding in brain 128 role in control of activity of mesocortical Ethylhydrazine, reaction with heme 103 dopaminergic neurons 135 Exercise-induced asthma 309 Gene expression, regulation by tumor promoters 157-188 Gilbert’s syndrome 80 Fear, cortical GABAergic and dopaminergic Glibenclamide 244, 245 transmission 121 p-Glucaric acid, urinary, indicator of enzyme Fenoterol, bronchodilator effect 300, 304 induction 76 FG 7142 Glucocorticoids, interference with transcription inhibition of GABAergic system in CNS 133 factor activity 175 proconflict response 123 Glucose, effect of enzyme inducers on effect on TBPS binding in brain 132 metabolism 81 Fish oils, effect on prostacyclin activity 328 y-Glutamyltransferase, indicator of enzyme Flavin monooxygenases in lung 145 induction 76 Fleroxacin 4 Glutathione Flumequine 3, 4 in heart, effect of doxorubicin 64 5-Fluorodeoxycytidine 382 role in resistance, to alkylating agents and 5-Fluoro-2'-deoxyuridine platinum compounds 21 metabolic site of action 202 Glutathione S-transferases metabolism 194 genetic heterogeneity 357 uptake into cells 191 alpha class 359 5-Fluoro-2’-deoxyuridine monophosphate 200 mu class 361 5,10-methylene tetrahydrofolate and TMP piclass 365 synthetase interaction 387 role in drug resistance 22 Fluoropyrimidines G proteins DNA-directed actions 387 a-adrenoceptor action 307 metabolism 381, 383 B-adrenoceptor action 297 effect on PALA antitumour activity 375 Green hemoglobins 96 RNA-directed actions 384 Growth factors, modulation of ara-C 38 structure 382 Guanosine-3’ ,5'-monophosphate, vascular, effect of Fluoroquinolones 5, 7 ANF 418 x SUBJECT INDEX Halocarbons, reaction with heme 97, 108 peripheral actions 399 Heart psychosis 398 effect of ANF on blood flow 422 somatic effects of alkaloids 402 effect of ICRF-187 on anthracycline toxicity 62 Kidney, ANF-induced vasodilation 421, 422 prostacyclin biosynthesis 326 prostacyclin effects 329 Heme oxygenase 110 Lemakalin 240 Heme prosthetic groups, modification 95 Leukemia, biochemical modulation of ara-C 29 covalent protein binding 109 Ligand-gated K-channels 239 hydrogen abstraction 104 Lomefloxacin 8 intrinsic radical reactivity 112 Lung iron and pyrrole nitrogen addition 104 accumulation of xenobiotic agents 145 meso addition 100 a-adrenoceptors 308, 309 ring oxidation and degradation 110 B-adrenoceptors 298 vinyl group addition 96 altered physiology and metabolic clearance of Hepatitis B viruses, reverse transcriptases 264 xenobiotic agents 151 High density lipoprotein, effect of enzyme cytochrome P450 monooxygenases 144 inducers 82 determinants of metabolic clearance of H2TF1 171 xenobiotic agents 145 Human immunodeficiency virus, reverse flavin monooxygenases 145 transcriptase 263, 267 physiologically-based pharmacokinetic modeling: Hybrid arrest translation, RNase H 273 benzo(a)pyrene clearance 147 Hydrogen abstraction, modification of heme LY 222675 241 prosthetic groups 104 Hydrogen peroxide, reaction with heme 96 Hydrogen sulfide, reaction with heme 99 Malaria 68-Hydroxycortisol, urinary excretion, indicator of antifolate drugs in chemotherapy 45 enzyme induction 76 metabolism of sesquiterpene lactones 345-355 Hydroxyurea, modulation of ara-C 34 parasite resistance to antifolates 47, 52 Hypertension Melphalan, resistance in ovarian cancer cells 19 effect of potassium channel openers 248 Meso addition, modification of heme prosthetic prostacyclin production 334 groups 101 Hyperthermia, khat-induced 400, 404 Mesocortical dopaminergic pathway 134 Hypotension, ANF-induced 421 GABA transmission in control of neurons 135 stress and function of 135 Metallothioneins, role in cisplatin resistance 22 ICRF-187, selective alteration of anthracycline Metallothionein IIA promoter 166 activity 61-69 Methotrexate, modulation of ara-C 35 Iloprost 250 Methoxamine, effect on asthma 308, 309 cytoprotective actions 331 5,10-Methylene tetrahydrofolate, FA UMP and Imipramine, accumulation in lung 146 TMP synthetase interaction 387 Inflammation, B-adrenoceptor agonists 306 a-Methyl-p-tyrosine, effect on dopamine Influenza viruses, B-adrenoceptor interaction 301 release 285 Inositol trisphosphate Metmyoglobin, vinyl modification 97 calcium entry 428, 431 Mezerin 158 gated K-channel 240 Microcirculation, effect of prostacyclin 330 Ion exchange, effect of phorbol esters 173 Miloxacin 3,4 Ion-gated K-channels 239 Minoxidil sulfate 242, 243 Ion transport, effect of myotoxic components of antihypertensive effect 248 snake venom 231 Mojave toxin 225 Irloxacin 8 Molsidomine 333 Iron, modification of heme prosthetic groups 104, Monoamine oxidase inhibitors 114 effect on dopamine release 288 Ischaemic heart disease, effect of potassium effect on drug metabolism 87 channel openers 249 Murine leukemia virus, reverse transcriptase 261 Ischaemic tissue damage, effect of Muscle, toxic components from snake prostacyclin 336 venom 223, 226 Isoniazid Myocardial ischaemia, effect of potassium channel inhibition of drug metabolism 86 openers 249 effect of proconflict effect of B-carbolines 123 Myoglobin stress and convulsant activity 131 covalent binding of prosthetic heme group 109 effect on TBPS binding in brain 127 nitrite-heme reaction Isoprenaline, bronchodilator action 304 Myotoxic components of snake venom peptides 224, 228 phospholipases A2 225, 232 KB-5246 6 Myotoxin a 224 Khat 397 effect on skeletal muscle 228 active constituents 401 behavioural effects 404 cellular effects 407 NAD-441A 11 CNS stimulation 398, 404 Nalidixic acid 3 SUBJECT INDEX Neuroleptics, inhibition of drug metabolism 87 activation of transcription factors 168 Neutrophils, effect of prostacyclin 330 induced signal transduction 172 NF,B 171, 172 pase A2 Nicorandil 241, 243 effect on pulmonary B-adrenoceptor hemodynamic effects 247, 249 function 303 Nicotinyl alcohol, effect on prostacyclin snake venoms, myotoxicity 225, 232 release 328 Phospholipidosis, pulmonary 146 Niguldipine 242, 243 Phosphonacetyl-L-aspartate Nitric oxide, prostacyclin interaction 332 biochemical modulation of 5-fluorcuracil 374 Nitrite, reaction with heme 97 clinical studies 374 Nitroglycerin mechanism of action 371 prostacyclin interaction 333, 335 modulation of ara-C 32 effect on prostacyclin release 328 pharmacodynamics 373 Nitromethane, reaction with heme 101 pharmacokinetics 372 Nitroprusside preclinical antitumor activity 372 prostacyclin interaction 333, 335 Physiologically-based pharmacokinetic modeling, effect on prostacyclin release 328 metabolic clearance of benzo(a)pyrene 147 Nomifensine, effect on dopamine release 284, 285 Pinacidil 241 Norfloxacin 4,7 antihypertensive effects 248 Notechis [I-5 225 interaction with K-channels 244 Notexin 225 in vivo pharmacokinetics 246 effect on skeletal muscle 232, 234 Pipemidic acid 3, 4 Novobiocin 2 Piromidic acid 3, 4 Nucleoside diphosphate kinase Plasminogen activators, effect on prostacyclin ara-C metabolism 210 release 328 azacytidine metabolism 213 Plasmodium chabaudi, experimentally induced fluoropyrimidine metabolism 198 mutations 55 Nucleoside monophosphate kinase, Plasmodium falciparum fluoropyrimidine metabolism 198 dihydrofolate reductase activity 47 Nutrition, effect on drug metabolism 80 dihydrofolate reductase-thymidylate synthetase gene 45, 48 experimentally induced mutations 54 Ofloxacin 4,5, 10 resistance to antifolates 47 Olefins, reaction with heme 107 Platelet activating factor Oligodeoxyribonucleotides effect on pulmonary B-adrenoceptors 304 antiviral activity 267 regulation of prostacyclin biosynthesis 327 directed RNA cleavage 273 Platelets Omeprazole, inhibition of drug metabolizing prostacyclin actions 330 enzymes prostacyclin-EDRF interaction 332 Oncogenes, effect of tumor promoters 159 Platinum compounds, resistance to 19 OP-2505 and OP-41483, cytoprotective effect 331 Polymorphonuclear leukocytes, effect of Oral contraceptives, effect on drug prostacyclin 330 metabolism 87 Polypharmacy, enzyme induction and Orotate phosphoribosyltransferase 196 inhibition 72 Quabain, induced dopamine release 282, 284 Potassium, induced dopamine release 282 Ovarian cancer cells, resistance to alkylating Potassium channel openers agents and cisplatin 19-27 endogenous 250 Oxolinic acid 3,4 synthetic 240 chemical structures 240 clinical uses 247 Palytoxin 158 interactions with specific K-channels 242 Parenchyma, B-adrenoceptors 298 in vitro pharmacodynamics 245 Pargyline, effect on dopamine release 288 in vivo pharmacodynamics 246 PD-124816 7 Potassium channels Pefloxacin 4 ion-gated 239 Peripheral vascular disease, prostacyclin 336 ligand-gated 239 Phenobarbitone second-messenger/intracellular metabolite- effect on Crigler—Najjar syndrome and Gilbert’s gated syndrome 80 vascular tone 238 drug interactions 78, 79 voltage-gated 238 enzyme induction 73, 78 Prazosin 306 Phentolamine, effect on asthma 308 binding in lung 309 Phenylbutazone, inhibition of drug metabolism 86 effect on exercise-induced asthma 309 Phenylephrine 306 Pregnancy, prostacyclin production 335 effect on lung 308, 312 Proguanil 45, 46 Phenylhydrazine, reaction with heme 102 Propranolol, inhibition of drug metabolism 85 Phenytoin Prostacyclin induction of drug metabolizing enzymes 78 action in cardiovascular system 329 isoniazid interaction 86 action on platelets, blood cells and Phorbol esters cytoprotection 330 action on genes 159 activation of adenylate cyclase 332 SUBJECT INDEX biosynthesis and metabolism 324 Rosoxacin 3, 4 clinical applications 335 Rotor’s Syndrome 361 interaction with endothelial factors and RP 49356 241 nitrovasodilator drugs 332 interaction with K-channels 243, 244 K-channel opening properties 250 RP 52891 241 production in vascular disease 333 Rufloxacin 5, 6 receptors 331 regulation of biosynthesis 326 in E2, modulation of ara-C 38 Salbutamol, bronchodilator effect 300, 302, 304 Sarcoma-leukosis virus group, reverse transcriptase Protein, phorbol ester induced phosphorylation 173 from 261 Protein kinase C Sarcoplasmic reticulum, effect of myotoxin a 231 receptor for tumor promoting phorbol Satellite cells, effect of myotoxic esters 172 232 regulation of prostacyclin biosynthesis 327 SDZ PCO 400, effect on vascular tone 247 Pseudoheme Serum response factor p 67 170 Pulmonary hypertension, effect of Sesquiterpene lactone antimalarials, prostacyclin 336 metabolism 345-355 Signal transduction, phorbol ester induced 172 Pyrazofuran, modulation of ara-C 32 Pyrazoloimidazole, modulation of ara-C 35 Simian retroviruses, reverse transcriptase Pyrimethamine 45, 46 from 263 Skeletal muscle Pyrimidine analogues, metabolism 189-222 Pyridimines, inhibition of synthesis by effect of ANF on circulation 423 PALA 371, 375 normal structure 226 Pyrrole nitrogen, modification of heme prosthetic snake venom induced necrosis 223, 228 groups 104 Skin tumor promoters 158 Smoking, drug interactions 79 Snake venoms 223 Quinidine, inhibition of drug metabolism 85 myotoxic peptides 224 Quinolones 1 myotoxic phospholipases A2 225 pathogenesis of myonecrosis 226 chiral 10 effect on drug metabolism 86 SO 121 241 structure-activity relationships 3 Sodium channel, effect of myotoxins 231 Sodium—potassium-chloride transport system, effect of phorbol esters 173 Reserpine, effect on dopamine release 285 Species differences, ANF-induced Respiratory viruses, interaction with B- vasodilation 420 adrenoceptors 301 Splanchnic circulation, effect of ANF 423 Retroviruses, RNasesH 261 Stomatitis, khat induced 400 Reverse transcriptase 259 Streptokinase, effect on prostacyclin release 328 avian, murine and simian retroviruses 261 Stress bacterial 269 function of mesocortical dopaminergic hepatitis B viruses 264 pathway 135 HIV 263 GABA, /benzodiazepine receptor function 128 Rhinovirus-16, B-adrenoceptor interaction 301 GABAergic transmission 122 Ribonuclease H 260 Subarachnoid hemorrhage, effect of cellular origin 267 prostacyclin 336 biological functions 272 Sulfhemoglobin 99 E.coli 267 Sulfinpyrazine, inhibition of drug metabolism 86 Sulfite, reaction with heme 104 multicellular organisms 271 Sulfonamides, effect on drug metabolism 86 yeast 270 SV 40 promoter 166 retroviral origin 261 protein binding 170 targets for antiviral drugs 266 Sydnones, reaction with heme 107 tool in molecular biology 272 Ribonucleotide reductase, fluoropyrimidine Systemic lupus erythromatosis, prostacyclin metabolism 199 production 335 Ribonucleotide reductase inhibitors, modulation of ara-C 33 Taipoxin, effect on skeletal muscle 232 Rifampicin, induction of drug metabolizing Teleocidin 158 enzymes 77 Temefioxacin 8 RNA Terbutaline, bronchodilator action 304 fluorouracil incorporation 202, 384, 385 12-O-Tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate 158 phorbol ester induced accumulation or induced signal transduction 172 decrease 163 responsive DNA elements 164 fluorouracil incorporation 202, 384, 385 protein binding 167 phorbol ester induced accumulation or responsive genes 160-162 decrease 163 RNA accumulation or decrease 163 Ro 15-1788 123 Tetrahydrouridine 207, 212 Ro 15-4513 123 ara-C interaction 36 Ro 23-9424 11 Tetramic acid analogues 11 Ro 31-6930 241 Thapsigargin 431 SUBJECT INDEX xiii Thioformamide derivatives, potassium channel Valproic acid, inhibition of drug metabolism 87 Openers 241 Vascular disease Thioridazine, inhibition of drug metabolism 87 clinical applications of prostacyclin 335 Thrombotic throm i prostacyclin production 333 prostacyclin production 335 Vascular smooth muscle Thromboxane A2, production by vascular effect of ANF 418 tissues 325 potassium channel openers 238, 245, 247, 250 Thymidine, ara-C interaction 33 Vascular tissue Thymidine kinase 197 prostacyclin action 329 Thymidine nucleotides, metabolism 389 prostacyclin biosynthesis 325 Thymidine phosphorylase 196 Vasodilation, ANF induced 417 Thymidylate synthase, fluoropyrimidine in vitro 418 interaction 200, 387 in vivo 421 Thymus, RNases H in 271 Verapamil, inhibition of oxidative metabolism 85 Thyroid, effect of enzyme inducers on Veratrine, induced dopamine release 282, 284 metabolism 81 Verdoheme 111 TK-1000, cytoprotective effect 331 Vinyl group addition, heme 96 Tosufloxacin 8 Viral genes, effect of tumor promoters 161, 163 Trachea Virus, interaction with B-adrenoceptors 301 a-adrenoceptors 310 Vitamin D, effect of inducing agents on B-adrenoceptors 298 metabolism 81 Transplant preservation, effect of prostacyclin 336 Voltage-gated K-channel 238 TREs 164 protein binding 167 Triacetyloleandomycin, inhibition of drug WAY-120,491 247 metabolism 86 WB4101 307 Tumor promoters, regulation of gene expression 157-188 Tyramine, induced dopamine release 282, 285 Yeast, RNases H 270 Ulcer healing drugs, enzyme inhibition 84 ZK 93423 and ZK 91296 Uracil N-glycosylase, 5-fluorouracil toxicity 391 effect on GABA binding in brain 125 Uridine/cytidine kinase, azacytidine effect on TBPS binding in brain 126 metabolism 212 Zolpidem Uridine kinase 195 effect on GABA binding in brain 125 Uridine phosphorylase 194 effect on TBPS binding in brain 126

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