Are there any significant inertial losses in the vascular bed?
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Biomedical subjects
B OBERG
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GEL FILTRATION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS ON PEARL-CONDENSED AGAROSE.
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Chromatography↗
A PROPOSED DIFFERENTIATED NEURO-EFFECTOR ORGANIZATION IN MUSCLE RESISTANCE VESSELS.
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Acetylcholine↗
EFFECTS OF CARDIOVASCULAR REFLEXES ON NET CAPILLARY FLUID TRANSFER.
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Blood Circulation↗
REACTIONS OF THE DIFFERENT SERIES-COUPLED VASCULAR SECTIONS UPON STIMULATION OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC SYMPATHO-INHIBITORY AREA.
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Atropine↗
ASPECTS ON THE REFLEX CONTROL OF CAPILLARY FILTRATION TRANSFER BETWEEN BLOOD AND INTERSTITIAL FLUID.
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Blood Volume↗
The range of effect of the sympathetic vasodilator fibres with regard to consecutive sections of the muscle vessels.
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Muscles↗
Autoregulation and basal tone in consecutive vascular sections of the skeletal muscles in reserpine-treated cats.
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Animals↗
The effect of functionally induced changes of wall/lumen ratio on the vasoconstrictor response to standard amounts of vasoactive agents.
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Cardiovascular Agents↗
A hypothalamic structure with a marked inhibitory effect on tonic sympathetic activity.
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Hypothalamus↗
The stimulation threshold of different sympathetic fibre groups as correlated to their functional differentiation.
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Adrenergic Fibers↗
VASCULAR ADJUSTMENTS TO INCREASED TRANSMURAL PRESSURE IN CAT AND MAN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SHIFTS IN CAPILLARY FLUID TRANSFER.
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Biomedical Research↗