Mechanisms in Asthma : Pharmacology, Physiology, and Management

INFLAMMATION--CELLS AND MEDIATORS. Neural Transmission During Ozone-Induced Airway Hyperresponsiveness (P. O2Byrne, et al.). Mast Cell Heterogeneity (M. Church). NEUROPEPTIDES, PURINES, AND NEURAL CONTROL. Neuropeptides in Human Airways (P. Barnes). Modulation of Tachykinins and Bradykinin by Enkephalinase (J. Nadel & D. Borson). CHARACTERISTICS OF AIRWAY SMOOTH MUSCLE. Ultrastructure of Airway Smooth Muscle (E. Daniel). The Relationship between Electrophysiological and Mechanical Events in Airways Smooth Muscle (R. Small, et al.). PHYSICAL FACTORS. Heat and Water Loss from the Airways as a Provoking Stimulus for Asthma (S. Anderson & C. Smith). Non-Pharmacological Modulators of Airway Responsiveness. PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF ASTHMA. Anti-Cholinergic Agents and Their Use in Asthma (D. Bryant). Studies of Leukotriene Antagonists and Synthesis Inhibitors in Man (N. Barnes, et al.).Armour, Carol L. is the author of 'Mechanisms in Asthma : Pharmacology, Physiology, and Management', published 1988 under ISBN 9780471614340 and ISBN 0471614343.