Titlebook: Histamine and Histamine Antagonists; B?rje Uvn?s Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Allergie.Antagonist.Histamine.Mastzelle.

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Suggestions to Those Who Have Become Histaminologists at a Time of Overflooding and Biased Informatiribed the determination of histamine by chemical means, V. and R. e S. (1966) its biological determination and Beaven and Horakova (1978) the enzymatic isotopic assay of histamine. Now, about 10 years after the last update, the editor of Vol. 97, B. Uvn?s, has followed a new strategy: instead of a s

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Fluorometric Assaysovered in nature (G. and L. 1916), and fluorometric methods were developed more than 40 years later (S. et al. 1959). By far the most biochemical studies with histamine in tissues, body fluids and isolated cells have been conducted with these techniques - this subchapter is a spin-off of a meta-anal

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Automated Fluorometric Assays 1977; E. et al. 1973; M. and H. 1973; S. 1974, 1975, 1976; P. et al. 1980; R. et al. 1980; W. 1980; A. and C. 1982; L. 1983) and with one exception (S. S. et al. 1984) run with continuous flow systems, usually purchased from Technicon. The system as described and developed by S. S. et al. (1984) wi

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Radioenzymatic Assays in Biological Fluidsll samples of biological fluids. A major advantage was that, unlike the biological or fluorometric assays, prior isolation of histamine from the sample was not required. The principle of the assay was simple. The sample was incubated with a radiolabeled methyl donor, . -adenosyl-. -methionine (SAMe)

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Immunologic Methodsions. Many potential roles for histamine in human health and disease have been suggested, but only a few have been confirmed because of the difficulty in handling and assaying histamine in biologic specimens.

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Measurement of Histamine Metabolitesealth of information on its role in, and contribution to, syndromes, diseases, and reactions to chemicals (see N. et al. 1987). In fact, measurement of a biogenic amine may sometimes be more revealing than measuring its metabolite(s). For example, the levels of 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) were elevat

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Munich Consensus Development Conference on Histamine Determinationery of principally novel or modified assays for histamine determination in tissues, cells and body fluids (L. et al. 1987a). About 10 years ago there were only three satisfactory methods for measurement of plasma histamine (B. 1976; L. und D. 1978): the most sophisticated bioassays on the superfused

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