Reviews:

BE Huber

Therapeutic opportunities involving cellular oncogenes: novel approaches fostered by biotechnology
FASEB J. 1989 3: 5-13. [Abstract] [PDF]  

TS Wang, SW Wong, and D Korn

Human DNA polymerase alpha: predicted functional domains and relationships with viral DNA polymerases
FASEB J. 1989 3: 14-21. [Abstract] [PDF]  

LJ Ignarro

Endothelium-derived nitric oxide: actions and properties
FASEB J. 1989 3: 31-36. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Research Communications:

AS Edelman and S Zolla-Pazner

AIDS: a syndrome of immune dysregulation, dysfunction, and deficiency
FASEB J. 1989 3: 22-30. [Abstract] [PDF]  

DM Lopez, BB Blomberg, RR Padmanabhan, and LY Bourguignon

Nuclear disintegration of target cells by killer B lymphocytes from tumor-bearing mice
FASEB J. 1989 3: 37-43. [Abstract] [PDF]  

TA Voyno-Yasenetskaya, VA Tkachuk, EG Cheknyova, MP Panchenko, GY Grigorian, RJ Vavrek, JM Stewart, and US Ryan

Guanine nucleotide-dependent, pertussis toxin-insensitive regulation of phosphoinositide turnover by bradykinin in bovine pulmonary artery endothelial cells
FASEB J. 1989 3: 44-51. [Abstract] [PDF]  

TY Aw and DP Jones

Heterogeneity of pH in the aqueous cytoplasm of renal proximal tubule cells
FASEB J. 1989 3: 52-58. [Abstract] [PDF]  

P Nicotera, H Thor, and S Orrenius

Cytosolic-free Ca2+ and cell killing in hepatoma 1c1c7 cells exposed to chemical anoxia
FASEB J. 1989 3: 59-64. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J Sugatani, K Fujimura, M Miwa, T Mizuno, Y Sameshima, and K Saito

Occurrence of platelet-activating factor (PAF) in normal rat stomach and alteration of PAF level by water immersion stress
FASEB J. 1989 3: 65-70. [Abstract] [PDF]  

BO Fanger, JE Stephens, and JV Staros

High-yield trapping of EGF-induced receptor dimers by chemical cross- linking
FASEB J. 1989 3: 71-75. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RW Krauss

This is FASEB
FASEB J. 1989 3: 94-100. [PDF]  

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