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  • 42. Angiotensin II reduces serotonin release in the rat subfornical organ area.
    Tanaka J, Kariya K, Nomura M.
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  • 45. Functional evidence for subfornical organ-intrinsic conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II.
    Rauch M, Schmid HA.
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  • 46. Mineralocorticoid and angiotensin II type 1 receptors in the subfornical organ mediate angiotensin II - induced hypothalamic reactive oxygen species and hypertension.
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  • 47. Effects of the alpha antagonists and agonists injected into the lateral hypothalamus on the water and sodium intake induced by angiotensin II injection into the subfornical organ.
    Araújo Almeida NA, Antunes VR, Abrão Saad W, de Arruda Camargo LA.
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  • 48. Atrial natriuretic factor antagonises angiotensin II--induced vasopressin release in rat subfornical organ.
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  • 49. Chronic angiotensin II infusion modulates angiotensin II type I receptor expression in the subfornical organ and the rostral ventrolateral medulla in hypertensive rats.
    Nunes FC, Braga VA.
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  • 51. Agonist activation of cytosolic Ca2+ in subfornical organ cells projecting to the supraoptic nucleus.
    Johnson RF, Beltz TG, Sharma RV, Xu Z, Bhatty RA, Johnson AK.
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  • 53. GABAergic modulation of neurons in the nucleus of the solitary tract with ascending projections to the subfornical organ in the rat.
    Tanaka J, Miyakubo H, Nomura S, Sakamaki K, Okumura T, Hayashi Y.
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  • 55. Systemic angiotensin acts at subfornical organ to facilitate activity of neurohypophysial neurons.
    Ferguson AV, Renaud LP.
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  • 56. Convergence of signals in the zona incerta for angiotensin-mediated and osmotic thirst.
    Mok D, Mogenson GJ.
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  • 58. Alpha-adrenergic control of ANG II-induced drinking in the rat median preoptic nucleus.
    Tanaka J.
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  • 59. Sympathoexcitation following intermittent hypoxia in rat is mediated by circulating angiotensin II acting at the carotid body and subfornical organ.
    Kim SJ, Fong AY, Pilowsky PM, Abbott SBG.
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  • 60. Dissociated adult rat subfornical organ neurons maintain membrane properties and angiotensin responsiveness for up to 6 days.
    Ferguson AV, Bicknell RJ, Carew MA, Mason WT.
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