P2Y receptor-induced EDHF vasodilatation is of primary importance for the regulation of perfusion pressure in the peripheral circulation of the rat. (Q30831247)

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English	P2Y receptor-induced EDHF vasodilatation is of primary importance for the regulation of perfusion pressure in the peripheral circulation of the rat.	scientific article

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P2Y receptor-induced EDHF vasodilatation is of primary importance for the regulation of perfusion pressure in the peripheral circulation of the rat. (English)

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Edvinsson L

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Malmsjø M

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Chu ZM

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Croft K

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Erlinge D

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Beilin LJ

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1 April 2002

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Acta Physiologica

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