Jpn.J.Physiol
 1987
DOI: 10.2170/jjphysiol.37.19
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Contracture caused by sodium removal in the pregnant rat myometrium.

Katsuji Matsuzawa
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T Masahashi
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Masamichi Kihira
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Abstract: The contracture produced by removal of the external Na was studied in the pregnant rat myometrium and this was compared with that of the non-pregnant myometrium.

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