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Time‐Course and Mechanisms of Restored Vascular Relaxation by Reduced Salt Intake and Angiotensin II Infusion in Rats Fed a High‐Salt Diet

Scott T. McEwen, James R. Schmidt, Lewis Somberg, Lourdes de la Cruz, Julian H. Lombard

Microcirculation · 2009 · 32 citations · 51 references

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Abstract

Returning to a LS diet for 2 weeks or chronic 3-day ANG II infusion restores the mechanisms that normally mediate cerebral vascular relaxation.

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