Table 3

Reversal time of coronary vasodilation by adenosine and adenosine receptor agonists in rat isolated perfused hearts

Agonistt0.5t0.9n
min
R-PIA7.9  ± 0.112.6  ± 0.83
CGS2168014.5  ± 0.519.5  ± 0.93
CVT-299517.5  ± 1.223.2  ± 2.14
WRC047021.9  ± 0.927.9  ± 1.46
CVT-30324.1  ± 0.39.8  ± 1.44
CVT-30333.4  ± 0.58.4  ± 2.24
CVT-31465.2  ± 0.211.3  ± 1.15
YT-14617.7  ± 1.025.8  ± 4.03
CVT-30033.4  ± 0.19.2  ± 2.24
CVT-300616.1  ± 0.121.8  ± 2.03
CVT-31005.1  ± 0.610.1  ± 0.24
CVT-310116.7  ± 0.525.6  ± 0.33
CVT-31268.3  ± 0.412.6  ± 0.34
CVT-312714.8  ± 2.115.0  ± 0.83
CVT-314114.4  ± 1.921.3  ± 3.94
CVT-314413.6  ± 1.318.9  ± 1.94
HENECA28.6  ± 1.132.8  ± 3.13
Adenosine1.6  ± 0.15.6  ± 0.811

Times (min) to 50 and 90% (t0.5 andt0.9, respectively) reversal of the increases in coronary conductance caused by adenosine and adenosine receptor agonists. Values are the mean ± S.E.M. of single determinations in each of n preparations.