Braylin induces a potent vasorelaxation, involving distinct mechanisms in superior mesenteric and iliac arteries of rats

Santos, William Alves; Dourado, Keina Maciele Campos; Araujo, Fênix Alexandra de; Jesus, Rafael L C de; Moraes, Raphael A.M.; Alves, Quiara Lovatti; Simões, Letícia Oliveira; Casais-e-Silva, Luciana Lyra; Costa, Rosane Dias; Velozo, Eudes da Silva; Silva, Daniele de Figuerêdo

doi:10.1007/s00210-020-01985-0

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Braylin induces a potent vasorelaxation, involving distinct mechanisms in superior mesenteric and iliac arteries of rats

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