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Physiologic and pharmacologic responses of mammalian vascular smooth muscles during electric field stimulation

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Des sections de muscle lisse d'aorte de lapin ou d'artère fémorale de chien répondent à une stimulation de champ (AC) par une contraction due en partie à la libération de catécholamines, contraction pouvant être relâchée sous l'effet de divers médicaments. D'autre part, l'AC manifeste une action au niveau de la membrane excitable et au-delà de cette membrane. Il en a peut-être aussi sur le couplage excitation-contraction. L'AC offre une méthode unique pour l'étude des agents susceptibles d'avoir une action vaso-dilatatrice.

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  1. St. J. Ehrreich

    Present address: Cardiovascular Pharmacology Section, Geigy Chemical Corporation, 10502, Ardsley, New York, USA

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  1. Research and Development Division, Smith Kline & French Laboratories, 19101, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

    St. J. Ehrreich & Elizabeth L. Clopper

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Ehrreich, S.J., Clopper, E.L. Physiologic and pharmacologic responses of mammalian vascular smooth muscles during electric field stimulation. Experientia 26, 1229–1231 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01897982

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