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  • 22. Effect of nitroprusside on smooth muscle and adrenergic nerve terminals in isolated blood vessels.
    Verhaeghe RH, Shepherd JT.
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  • 26. Is cold acclimation of benefit to hibernating rodents?
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  • 28. Cooling augments human saphenous vein reactivity to electrical stimulation.
    Harker CT, Bowman CJ, Taylor LM, Porter JM.
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  • 30. Peculiarities of RBCs resistance to acid hemolysis in hibernating mammals.
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  • 33. Entry into hibernation in M. flaviventris: sleep and behavioral thermoregulation.
    Miller VM, South FE.
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  • 34. CNS regulation of body temperature in euthermic and hibernating marmots (Marmota flaviventris).
    Florant GL, Heller HC.
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  • 38. Modulation of temperature-induced tone by vasoconstrictor agents.
    Massett MP, Lewis SJ, Bates JN, Kregel KC.
    J Appl Physiol (1985); 1999 Mar 01; 86(3):963-9. PubMed ID: 10066711
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    Mustafa S, Thulesius O.
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  • 40. Pharmacology of bucindolol in isolated canine vascular smooth muscle.
    Rimele TJ, Aarhus LL, Lorenz RR, Rooke TW, Vanhoutte PM.
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