Amunine (ovine CRF), urotensin I and sauvagine, three structurally-related peptides, produce selective dilation of the mesenteric circulation. (Q54524586)

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English	Amunine (ovine CRF), urotensin I and sauvagine, three structurally-related peptides, produce selective dilation of the mesenteric circulation.	scientific article

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Amunine (ovine CRF), urotensin I and sauvagine, three structurally-related peptides, produce selective dilation of the mesenteric circulation. (English)

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K L MacCannell

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K Lederis

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P L Hamilton

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J Rivier

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Pharmacology

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