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The effect of bradykinin on blood flow and heat production in the myocardium

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En utilisant comme méthode la calorimétrie interne, nous avons montré que la bradykinine synthétique abaisse la résistance vasculaire dans le myocarde du lapin, du chat et du singe, même à doses aussi réduites que 0,05 µg/kg. Des doses plus fortes (5 µg/kg) augmentent aussi l'activité métabolique du myocarde.

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  1. Department of Physiology, University College, Ibadan, Nigeria

    J. R. Parratt & J. Grayson

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Parratt, J.R., Grayson, J. The effect of bradykinin on blood flow and heat production in the myocardium. Experientia 19, 161–162 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02171613

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