Front Matter - Circulation Research

Volume 70, Number 6 June 1992
Circulation
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American Heart Association
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ISSN 0009-7330
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Circulation Research
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Novel Diazinone Derivatives Separate Myofilament Ca2' Sensitization and Phosphodiesterase III
Inhibitory Effects in Guinea Pig Myocardium
Carlo Ventura, Redonda Miller, Hans-Peter Wolf, Norbert Beier, Rochus Jonas, Michael Klockow,
Inge Lues, Osamu Hano, Harold A. Spurgeon, Edward G. Lakatta, and Maurizio C. Capogrossi ....
Effect of Cyclooxygenase Blockade on Blood Flow Through Well-Developed Coronary Collateral Vessels
John Altman, Daniel Dulas, and Robert J. Bache ............................................
Antioxidant Effects of Calcium Channel Blockers Against Free Radical Injury in Endothelial Cells:
Correlation of Protection With Preservation of Glutathione Levels
I. Tong Mak, Patricia Boehme, and William B. Weglicki ......................................
Electrical Field Stimulation-Mediated Relaxation of Rabbit Middle Cerebral Artery: Evidence of a
Cholinergic Endothelium-Dependent Component
Dee A. Van Riper and John A. Bevan ......................................................
Redistribution of Red Blood Cell Flow in Microcirculatory Networks by Hemodilution
A.R Pries, A. Fritzsche, K. Ley, and P. Gaehtgens ...........................................
ax-Adrenoreceptor Blockade Reduces the Angiotensin II-Induced Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell
DNA Synthesis in the Rat Thoracic Aorta and Carotid Artery
Ellen M van Kleef, Jos F.M. Smits, Jo G.R De Mey, Jacques P.M. Cleutjens, Donna M. Lombardi
Stephen M. Schwartz, and Mat J.A.P. Daemen ...............................................
Heparin Inhibits the Expression of Tissue-Type Plasminogen Activator by Smooth Muscle Cells in
Injured Rat Carotid Artery
Alexander W Clowes, Monika M. Clowes, Thomas R. Kirkman, Christopher L. Jackson, YP. Tina Au,
and Richard Kenagy ........................
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Energy Metabolism and Contractile Function After 15 Beats of Moderate Myocardial Ischemia
Andrew E. Arai George A. Pantel,, William J. Thoma, Cheryl G. Anselone, and J. David Bristow ......
Adenosine Release and High Energy Phosphates in Intact Dog Hearts During Norepinephrine Infusion
Mark W Gorman, Xue-Han Ning, Miao-Xiang He, Michael A. Portman, and Harvey V Sparks .....
Acceleration of Recombinant Tissue-Type Plasminogen Activator-Induced Reperfusion and
Prevention of Reocclusion by Recombinant Antistasin, a Selective Factor Xa Inhibitor, in a
Canine Model of Femoral Arterial Thrombosis
Michael J. Mellott, Marie A. Holahan, Joseph J. Lynch, George P. Vlasuk,
and Christopher T. Dunwiddie ...............
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Lysoplasmenylethanolamine Accumulation in Ischemic/Reperfused Isolated Fatty AcidPerfused Hearts
Norman J. Davies, Richard Schulz, Peter M. Olley, Kenneth D. Strynadka, Donna L. Panas,
and Gary D. Lopaschuk .
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Right Ventricular Preload Recruitable Stroke Work, End-Systolic Pressure-Volume, and dP/dtmaxEnd-Diastolic Volume Relations Compared as Indexes of Right Ventricular Contractile Performance
in Conscious Dogs
Mohanraj K. Karunanithi Jerzy Michniewicz, Susan E. Copeland, and Michael P. Feneley .....
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Relation Between Glycolysis and Calcium Homeostasis in Postischemic Myocardium
Richmond W Jeremy, Yukihiro Koretsune, Eduardo Marban, and Lewis C. Becker .....
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