Nitric oxide and hydrogen peroxide contribute to the development of reactive dilation in isolated coronary arterioles

Nitric oxide and hydrogen peroxide contribute to the development of reactive dilation in isolated coronary arterioles

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Main Authors:	Koller, A, Bagi, Z
Format:	Conference item
Published:	2004

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