Pulmonary vasoconstrictor effects of prostacyclin in rats: p…

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Pulmonary vasoconstrictor effects of prostacyclin in rats: potential role of thromboxane receptors

Article 1996 EN

Endogenous prostacyclin (PGI2; epoprostenol) is a potent endothelium-derived pulmonary vasodilator. However, the effects of exogenous PGI2 on isolated arteries could be either relaxant or contractile, depending on the species and organ studied. The present study investigated the distal pathways involved in the PGI2-induced contraction in rat intrapulmonary artery (PA) and relaxation in lamb PA. Wh…

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1 Yi-Ju Zhao University of Maryland, Baltim… (US) Chinese Academy of Medical Sci… (CN) —
2 Jian Wang University of Maryland, Baltim… (US) Chinese Academy of Medical Sci… (CN)
3 Mary L. Tod University of Maryland, Baltim… (US) Chinese Academy of Medical Sci… (CN) —
4 Lewis J. Rubin University of Maryland, Baltim… (US) Chinese Academy of Medical Sci… (CN)
5 Xiao-Jian Yuan University of Maryland, Baltim… (US) Chinese Academy of Medical Sci… (CN) —

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