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  • 3. Effects of K+Channel blockers on acetylcholine-induced vasodilation in guinea-pig choroid.
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  • 9. Bone medullary arterioles from ovariectomized rats have smaller baseline diameters but normal eNOS expression and NO-mediated dilation.
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  • 15. Plasma shedding by the canine oxyntic and pyloric glandular mucosa induced by topical action of acetylcholine. Effect of atropine and physostigmine.
    Davenport HW, Kauffman GL.
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  • 16. Enhanced acetylcholine-induced dilation in afferent arterioles in simvastatin-fed rats.
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