Relaxant effects of ATP and adenosine on canine large and small coronary arteries in vitro
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2004, International Review of CytologyCitation Excerpt :ATP and ADP induced vasodilatation of isolated canine, guinea pig, and rabbit coronary arteries (Keef et al., 1992; Toda et al., 1982) and the coronary vasculature of the guinea pig and rat heart via an action on P2Y receptors on the endothelium (Hopwood and Burnstock, 1987; Nees, 1989). Vasodilatation in response to ATP induced the formation of NO in the guinea pig and dog heart (Houston et al., 1987; Keef et al., 1992; Lee et al., 1990; White and Angus, 1987). Since UTP and 2-MeSATP both induce vasodilatation of the guinea pig coronary vasculature (Vials and Burnstock, 1993) the presence of two separate P2 receptors is indicated.
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