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June 01, 1990; Volume 37,Issue 6

  1. Palayoor, S

    1. Biochemical correlates of the antitumor and antimitochondrial properties of gossypol enantiomers.
      C C Benz, M A Keniry, J M Ford, A J Townsend, F W Cox, S Palayoor, S A Matlin, W N Hait and K H Cowan
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 840-847;

  2. Pan, S S

    1. Mitomycin antibiotic reductive potential and related pharmacological activities.
      S S Pan and H Gonzalez
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 966-970;

  3. Paris, H

    1. Binding of [3H]idazoxan and of its methoxy derivative [3H] RX821002 in human fat cells: [3H]idazoxan but not [3H] RX821002 labels additional non-alpha 2-adrenergic binding sites.
      D Langin, H Paris and M Lafontan
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 876-885;

  4. Paul, S

    1. Adenosine inhibits the rise in intracellular calcium and platelet aggregation produced by thrombin: evidence that both effects are coupled to adenylate cyclase.
      S Paul, I Feoktistov, A S Hollister, D Robertson and I Biaggioni
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 870-875;

  5. Pfaelzer, C

    1. Fluorescent and biotin probes for dopamine receptors: D1 and D2 receptor affinity and selectivity.
      B K Madras, D R Canfield, C Pfaelzer, F J Vittimberga, M Difiglia, N Aronin, V Bakthavachalam, N Baindur and J L Neumeyer
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 833-839;

  6. Picatoste, F

    1. Histamine stimulates glycogen breakdown and increases 45Ca2+ permeability in rat astrocytes in primary culture.
      L Arbonés, F Picatoste and A García
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 921-927;

  7. Politi, P M

    1. P-glycoprotein-independent mechanism of resistance to VP-16 in multidrug-resistant tumor cell lines: pharmacokinetic and photoaffinity labeling studies.
      P M Politi, S T Arnold, R L Felsted and B K Sinha
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 790-796;

  8. Prashad, N

    1. cAMP-dependent protein kinase responses of S49 cells are reduced by growth in low epinephrine concentrations.
      N Prashad, T J Goka, R Barber and R W Butcher
      Molecular Pharmacology June 1990, 37 (6) 937-942;
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