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The following pages link to Sustained activation of the central baroreceptor pathway in angiotensin hypertension (Q48667653):
Displaying 24 items.
- Sympathetic nervous system overactivity and its role in the development of cardiovascular disease (Q28279754) (← links)
- Arterial baroreceptors in the management of systemic hypertension (Q34064123) (← links)
- The baroreflex as a long-term controller of arterial pressure. (Q35138352) (← links)
- What sets the long-term level of sympathetic nerve activity: is there a role for arterial baroreceptors? (Q35602008) (← links)
- Baroreceptors and the long-term control of blood pressure (Q35766586) (← links)
- Central neural distribution of immunoreactive Fos and CRH in relation to plasma ACTH and corticosterone during sepsis in the rat (Q35944807) (← links)
- Recent insights into the interactions between the baroreflex and the kidneys in hypertension (Q36081275) (← links)
- Problems, possibilities, and pitfalls in studying the arterial baroreflexes' influence over long-term control of blood pressure. (Q36081280) (← links)
- Electrical stimulation of the carotid sinus for the treatment of resistant hypertension (Q36590843) (← links)
- Arterial baroreceptor input contributes to long-term control of blood pressure (Q36674353) (← links)
- Angiotensin II-induced hypertension differentially affects estrogen and progestin receptors in central autonomic regulatory areas of female rats (Q36934812) (← links)
- Baroreflex stimulation: A novel treatment option for resistant hypertension. (Q37270849) (← links)
- Angiotensin II enhances GABA(B) receptor-mediated responses and expression in nucleus tractus solitarii of rats (Q37430901) (← links)
- Role of respiratory changes in the modulation of arterial pressure in rats submitted to sino-aortic denervation (Q39403356) (← links)
- Evidence that blood pressure remains under the control of arterial baroreceptors in renal hypertensive rats (Q43526001) (← links)
- NADPH oxidase contributes to angiotensin II signaling in the nucleus tractus solitarius. (Q44939750) (← links)
- Contribution of the subfornical organ to angiotensin II-induced hypertension (Q45086329) (← links)
- Circulating angiotensin II attenuates the sympathetic baroreflex by reducing the barosensitivity of medullary cardiovascular neurones in the rat. (Q48239801) (← links)
- Total sleep deprivation inhibits the neuronal nitric oxide synthase and cytochrome oxidase reactivities in the nodose ganglion of adult rats (Q48494154) (← links)
- Sodium balance, arterial pressure, and the role of the subfornical organ during chronic changes in dietary salt (Q49015310) (← links)
- Vitamin D insufficiency is associated with impaired vascular endothelial and smooth muscle function and hypertension in young rats (Q51431469) (← links)
- Prolonged blood pressure elevation following continuous infusion of angiotensin II-a baroreflex study in healthy humans. (Q53334848) (← links)
- Functional abolition of carotid body activity restores insulin action and glucose homeostasis in rats: key roles for visceral adipose tissue and the liver. (Q53766395) (← links)
- Angiotensin II subtype 1A (AT1A) receptors in the rat sensory vagal complex: subcellular localization and association with endogenous angiotensin (Q60302448) (← links)