Intrinsic vascular mechanisms stimulated by changes in pressure and now elicit reactive dilatation of isolated arterioles

Intrinsic vascular mechanisms stimulated by changes in pressure and now elicit reactive dilatation of isolated arterioles

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Main Authors:	Bagi, Z, Ungvari, Z, Koller, A
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2000

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