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Prostaglandin E 2 sequentially activates E‐prostanoid receptor‐3 and thromboxane prostanoid receptor to evoke contraction and increase in resistance of the mouse renal vasculature

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Abstract Although recognized to have an in vivo vasodepressor effect blunted by the vasoconstrictor effect of E‐prostanoid receptor‐3 (EP3), prostaglandin E 2 (PGE 2 ) evokes contractions of many vascular beds that are sensitive to antagonizing the thromboxane prostanoid receptor (TP). This study aimed to determine the direct effect of PGE 2 on renal arteries and/or the whole renal vasculature and…

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1 Bin Liu Shantou University Medical Col… (CN)
2 Xiangzhong Wu Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
3 Ruhui Zeng First Affiliated Hospital of S… (CN) Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
4 Yehu Yin Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
5 Tingting Guo Shantou University Medical Col… (CN)
6 Yineng Xu Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
7 Yingzhan Zhang Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
8 Jing Leng Shantou University Medical Col… (CN)
9 Jiahui Ge Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
10 Gang Yu Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
11 Jinwei Guo Shantou University Medical Col… (CN) —
12 Yingbi Zhou Corresponding Shantou University Medical Col… (CN)

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