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    Orts A, Orellana C, Cantó T, Ceña V, González-García C, García AG.
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  • 32. The kinetics of adrenal catecholamine secretion elicited by splanchnic nerve stimulation or by Ach is consistent with non-exocytotic, multivesicular release on cation exchange basis.
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  • 38. Facilitation of transmitter action on catecholamine output by cardiac glycoside in perfused adrenal gland of guinea-pig.
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