Physiological effects of blood flow through a region of induced atherosclerosis in the rat with emphasis on the effect of exercise on thrombosis and collateral vessel recruitment

Darrah, Mark I.

doi:10.31274/rtd-180813-7950

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“…As a whole, differences among the samples are attributable to chance. Darrah (1982) reports of a calculated value of 7-8 ml/min which lies within our experimentally estimated range of 6-9 ml/min.…”

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Isometric responses of rat extensor digitorum longus and soleus neuromuscular systems to abnormal extracellular calcium and magnesium concentrations

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Background to Neuromuscular Activity 3 Calcium and Magnesium Effects 5 Muscle Characteristics 9 Labile Nature of Neuromuscular Transmission MATERIALS AND METHODS RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS Perfusion Techniques Control Data #1: Intact Animal Control Data #2: Normal Krebs Perfusion Modified Krebs #1: Decreased [Ca**] and Normal [Mg^] Modified Krebs #2: Decreased [Ca**] and Increased [Mg**] Modified Krebs #3: Decreased [Mg^] and Normal [Ca^^] Modified Krebs #4: Decreased [Mg^] and Decreased [Ca**] 52 Stimulus Threshold Voltages 59 Tetanic Contractions

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Isometric responses of rat extensor digitorum longus and soleus neuromuscular systems to abnormal extracellular calcium and magnesium concentrations

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Physiological effects of blood flow through a region of induced atherosclerosis in the rat with emphasis on the effect of exercise on thrombosis and collateral vessel recruitment

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Isometric responses of rat extensor digitorum longus and soleus neuromuscular systems to abnormal extracellular calcium and magnesium concentrations

Isometric responses of rat extensor digitorum longus and soleus neuromuscular systems to abnormal extracellular calcium and magnesium concentrations

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