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Tissue peptidases are the enzymes chiefly responsible for the removal of angiotensin II in rat liver and kidney.
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LEARY, W., LEDINGHAM, J. Removal of Angiotensin by Isolated Perfused Organs of the Rat. Nature 222, 959–960 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/222959a0
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