FROM THE PREFACE: Chemotaxis and inflammation, like as other biological processes, can be divided into humoral and cellular components. In this simplest sense soluble activators or mediators of host or external origin interact with cells that respond to signals received and transmitted via specific membrane receptors. The biological consequences are dramatic, and the biochemical mechanisms are complex and interrelated through a series of cascades that may involve several chemical messengers of different chemical classes. Volumes 162 and 163 of Methods in Enzymology cover in Vitro and in Vivo methodology that has been developed for the purpose of studying the biochemistry of these active humoral factors and the biology of the cells and their receptors that respond to the various signals ... The literature dealing with chemotaxis and inflammation is extensive and new techniques are constantly being developed. Therefore, some selection has been necessary to include the most commonly used and generally applicable techniques. Newer methods often involve significant modifications of established procedures, and these innovations have been included

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Methods In Enzymology, Volyme 163: Immunochemical Techniques, Part M: Chemotaxis And Inflammation

Helen Van Vunakis; John J Langone; Giovanni Di Sabato; Johannes Everse

Giovanni Di Sabato, John N. Abelson, Melvin I. Simon

edited by Giovanni Di Sabato

Morgan Kaufmann Publishers

Brooks/Cole

Methods in enzymology -- v.163, San Diego, London, United Kingdom, 1988

United States, United States of America

United States, 1988

November 28, 1988

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Content:
Contributors to volume 163
Pages ix-xii
Preface
Page xiii
John J. Langone
Volumes in series
Pages xv,xvii-xxix
[1] Mediators of inflammation: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 3-23
Allen P. Kaplan, Michael Silverberg
[2] Phospholipase A 2 and lipocortins, antiphospholipase proteins Original Research Article
Pages 23-31
Massimo Di Rosa, Lidia Sautebin, Rosa Carnuccio
[31] Human eosinophil lysophospholipase Original Research Article
Pages 31-43
Peter F. Weller
[4] Platelet-activating factor Original Research Article
Pages 44-54
Robert L. Wykle, Joseph T. O'Flaherty, Michael J. Thomas
[5] Bovine Hageman factor and its fragments Original Research Article
Pages 54-68
Kazuo Fujikawa
[6] Human Hageman factor and its fragments Original Research Article
Pages 68-80
Michael Silverberg, Allen P. Kaplan
[7] Measurement of contact-activation patterns of human plasma samples with synthetic substrates Original Research Article
Pages 80-85
Gerard Dooijewaard, Cornelis Kluft, Jolanda J.L. Van Iersel
[8] Prekallikrein Original Research Article
Pages 85-95
Michael Silverberg, Allen P. Kaplan
[9] Latent kallikrein from human urine Original Research Article
Pages 96-102
Jocelyn Spragg
[101 Human tissue kallikrein Original Research Article
Pages 102-115
Reinhard Geiger, Werner Miska
[11] Rat pancreas kallikrein Original Research Article
Pages 115-128
G.S. Bailey
[12] Rat urinary kallikrein Original Research Article
Pages 128-143
Julie Chao, Lee Chao
[13] Immunochemical viewing of kallikrein in tissues Original Research Article
Pages 143-159
Torill Berg
[14] Use of 125 I-labeled aprotinin in the assay of glandular kallikreins Original Research Article
Pages 160-169
James W. Ryan
[15] Synthetic substrates for the assay of prekallikrein and factor XII Original Research Article
Pages 170-179
Cornelis Kluft
[16] C 1 Inhibitor: The predominant inhibitor of plasma kallikrein Original Research Article
Pages 179-185
Marc Schapira, Ariane de Agostini, Robert W. Colman
[17] Arginine carboxypeptidase and its inhibitors Original Research Article
Pages 186-194
James W. Ryan
[18] Angiotensin-converting enzyme, dipeptidyl carboxypeptidase I, and its inhibitors Original Research Article
Pages 194-210
James W. Ryan
[19] Kinin receptors Original Research Article
Pages 210-230
D. Regoli, J. BarabГ©
[20] Cloning of cDNAs and genomic DNAs for high-molecular-weight and low-molecular-weight kininogens Original Research Article
Pages 230-240
Naomi Kitamura, Hiroyuki Nawa, Yoshio Takagaki, Sumiko Furuto-Kato, Shigetada Nakanishi
[21] Human kininogens Original Research Article
Pages 240-256
Werner MГјller-Esterl, David A. Johnson, Guy Salvesen, Alan J. Barrett
[22] Separation of kinins by high-performance liquid chromatography Original Research Article
Pages 257-262
Franz Fiedler, Reinhard Geiger
[23] Synthesis of bradykinin analogs Original Research Article
Pages 263-272
G. Drapeau, D. Regoli
[24] T-kinin and T-kininogen Original Research Article
Pages 272-282
Lowell M. Greenbaum, Hiroshi Okamoto
[25] Kinin antagonists Original Research Article
Pages 282-292
J. BarabГ©, D. Regoli
[26] Plasminogen activators and their inhibitors Original Research Article
Pages 293-302
David J. Loskutoff, Raymond R. Schleef
[27] Tissue-type plasminogen activator and fast-acting plasminogen activator inhibitor in plasma Original Research Article
Pages 302-309
J.H. Verheuen
[28] Human neutrophil and mast cell proteases implicated in inflammation Original Research Article
Pages 309-327
Richard F. Rest
[29] In vitro models for the study of oxidant-induced injury of cells in inflammation Original Research Article
Pages 328-339
Ingrid U. Schraufstatter, W.A. Halsey Jr., P.A. Hyslop, C.G. Cochrane
[30] Leukotriene B 4 receptors on rat and human neutrophil membranes Original Research Article
Pages 340-343
Anthony W. Ford-Hutchinson, Stella Charleson, Jillian F. Evans
[31] 5- and 15(П‰-6)-lipoxygenases from human polymorphonuclear leukocytes Original Research Article
Pages 344-349
Roy J. Soberman
[32] Leukotriene B 4 20-hydroxylase of human polymorphonuclear leukocytes Original Research Article
Pages 349-353
Roy J. Soberman, Richard T. Okita
[33] Leukotriene C 4 synthase from rat basophilic leukemia cell microsomes Original Research Article
Pages 353-357
Roy J. Soberman, Tanihiro Yoshimoto
[34] In Vivo and in Vitro delayed hypersensitivity Original Research Article
Pages 357-369
Marianne Broome Powell, Mark I. Greene
[35] The acute phase response: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 373-383
Irving Kushner
[36] C-reactive protein Original Research Article
Pages 383-399
Stephen S. Macintyre
[37] О± 1 -antitrypsin Original Research Article
Pages 400-418
Philippe Arnaud, Colette Chapuis-Cellier
[38] О± 1 -Acid glycoprotein Original Research Article
Pages 418-430
Philippe Arnaud, Laurent Miribel, Anne Francoise Roux
[39] О± 2 -HS glycoprotein Original Research Article
Pages 431-441
Philippe Arnaud, L. Miribel, D.L. Emerson
[40] Ceruloplasmin Original Research Article
Pages 441-452
Philippe Arnaud, Elisabetta Gianazza, Laurent Miribel
[41] Haptoglobin Original Research Article
Pages 452-474
Barbara H. Bowman, Don R. Barnett, Jean B. Lum, Funmei Yang
[42] Fibrinogen Original Research Article
Pages 474-485
Gerald M Fuller, Robert J. Bunzel, James E. Nesbitt
[43] О± 2 -Macroglobulin Original Research Article
Pages 485-495
Hiromi Ishibashi, Kazuhiro Hayashida, Hideo Okubo
[44] Endogenous pyrogens Original Research Article
Pages 495-510
Charles A. Dinarello
[45] Serum amyloid A protein Original Research Article
Pages 510-523
Earl P. Benditt, Nils Eriksen, Rick L. Meek
[46] Amyloid P component Original Research Article
Pages 523-536
Martha Skinner, Alan S. Cohen
[47] Hemopexin Original Research Article
Pages 536-565
Ursula Muller-Eberhard
[481 Electrophoretic analysis of acute-phase plasma proteins Original Research Article
Pages 566-594
Heinz Baumann
[49] Hepatocyte-stimulating factor Original Research Article
Pages 594-602
Barry M.R.N.J. Woloski, Gerald M. Fuller
[501 Hepatic granuloma as a model of inflammation and repair: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 605-622
Sharon M. Wahl
[51] Fibroblasts and myofibroblasts Original Research Article
Pages 623-642
Albert K. Harris
[52] Collagen production by fibroblasts Original Research Article
Pages 642-656
Maria A. Gelli, Sharon M. Wahl
[53] Elastin Original Research Article
Pages 656-673
M. Gabriella Giro, Jeffrey M. Davidson
[54] Collagen metabolism Original Research Article
Pages 674-694
Anne Buckley, Kenneth E. Hill, Jeffrey M. Davidson
[55] Fibroblast chemoattractants Original Research Article
Pages 694-707
Arnold E. Postlethwaite, Andrew H. Kang
[56] Growth factors involved in repair processes: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 707-715
David Barnes
[57] Lymphocyte- and macrophage-derived growth factors Original Research Article
Pages 715-731
Sharon M. W
[58] Connective tissue activating peptides Original Research Article
Pages 731-748
C.William Castor, Antonio R. Cabral
Author index
Pages 749-791
Subject index
Pages 793-819

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