Prostacyclin Release in the Coronary Circulation During Sustained Stimulation in In Vitro and in In Vivo Experimental Systems

Prosdocimi, Marco; Finesso, M.; Banzatto, N.; Zanetti, Adriana; Gaetano, G. de; Dejana, Elisabetta

doi:10.1055/s-0038-1642750

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Prostacyclin Release in the Coronary Circulation During Sustained Stimulation in In Vitro and in In Vivo Experimental Systems

Abstract: SummaryProstacyclin release from rat isolated perfused hearts and from dog coronary circulation was studied by measuring immunoreac- tive 6-keto-PGFlalpha (6-keto-PGFla) in heart perfusate and in plasma obtained from the great cardiac vein respectively.

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