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Differential properties of E prostanoid receptor‐3 and thromboxane prostanoid receptor in activation by prostacyclin to evoke vasoconstrictor response in the mouse renal vasculature

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Abstract Vasomotor reactions of prostacyclin (prostaglandin I 2 ; PGI 2 ) can be collectively modulated by thromboxane prostanoid receptor (TP), E‐prostanoid receptor‐3 (EP3), and the vasodilator I prostanoid receptor (IP). This study aimed to determine the direct effect of PGI 2 on renal arteries and/or the whole renal vasculature and how each of these receptors is involved. Experiments were perf…

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

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