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Cholesterol, but not cigarette smoke, decreases rabbit carotid artery relaxation. [electronic resource]

By:
  • Johnson, D
Contributor(s):
  • Freischlag, J A
  • Coe, D A
  • Mudaliar, J H
  • Traul, D K
  • Kelly, H
  • Hanson, L
  • Cambria, R A
  • Seabrook, G R
  • Towne, J B
Producer: 19991007Description: 480-3 p. digitalISSN:
  • 0890-5096
Subject(s):
  • Acetylcholine -- pharmacology
  • Analysis of Variance
  • Animals
  • Carotid Arteries -- drug effects
  • Cholesterol -- blood
  • Cholesterol, Dietary -- adverse effects
  • Cotinine -- blood
  • Endothelium, Vascular -- drug effects
  • Hypercholesterolemia -- physiopathology
  • Male
  • Nitric Oxide -- metabolism
  • Norepinephrine -- pharmacology
  • Plants, Toxic
  • Potassium Chloride -- pharmacology
  • Rabbits
  • Smoke -- adverse effects
  • Smoking -- physiopathology
  • Nicotiana -- adverse effects
  • Transducers, Pressure
  • Vasoconstrictor Agents -- pharmacology
  • Vasodilation -- physiology
  • Vasodilator Agents -- metabolism
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In: Annals of vascular surgery vol. 13
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Cholesterol, but not cigarette smoke, decreases rabbit carotid artery relaxation.

APA

Johnson D., Freischlag J. A., Coe D. A., Mudaliar J. H., Traul D. K., Kelly H., Hanson L., Cambria R. A., Seabrook G. R. & Towne J. B. (19991007). Cholesterol, but not cigarette smoke, decreases rabbit carotid artery relaxation. : Annals of vascular surgery.

Chicago

Johnson D, Freischlag J A, Coe D A, Mudaliar J H, Traul D K, Kelly H, Hanson L, Cambria R A, Seabrook G R and Towne J B. 19991007. Cholesterol, but not cigarette smoke, decreases rabbit carotid artery relaxation. : Annals of vascular surgery.

Harvard

Johnson D., Freischlag J. A., Coe D. A., Mudaliar J. H., Traul D. K., Kelly H., Hanson L., Cambria R. A., Seabrook G. R. and Towne J. B. (19991007). Cholesterol, but not cigarette smoke, decreases rabbit carotid artery relaxation. : Annals of vascular surgery.

MLA

Johnson D, Freischlag J A, Coe D A, Mudaliar J H, Traul D K, Kelly H, Hanson L, Cambria R A, Seabrook G R and Towne J B. Cholesterol, but not cigarette smoke, decreases rabbit carotid artery relaxation. : Annals of vascular surgery. 19991007.

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