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Induction of Overdrive Excitation in the Sinoatrial Node in the Presence of Caffeine

Subject Area:
Cardiovascular System
Mario Vassalle, Pierugo Carbonin, Giovanni Iacono, Marco Di Gennaro
Journal: Cardiology
Cardiology (1988) 75 (3): 206–213.
https://doi.org/10.1159/000174372
Published Online: 11 November 2008
...Mario Vassalle; Pierugo Carbonin; Giovanni Iacono; Marco Di Gennaro The induction of spontaneous repetitive activity by a drive (‘overdrive excitation’) was studied in the sinoatrial node of the guinea pig by recording electrical and mechanical activity in sinoatrial preparations made quiescent...
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Journal Articles

Studies on Closure of the Ductus arteriosus: VIII. Reduced Closure Rate in Guinea Pigs Treated with Phenoxybenzamine

Subject Area:
Cardiovascular System
P.Y. Hörnblad, L.O. Boréus, K.S. Larsson
Journal: Cardiology
Cardiology (1970) 55 (4): 237–241.
https://doi.org/10.1159/000169286
Published Online: 29 October 2008
...P.Y. Hörnblad; L.O. Boréus; K.S. Larsson To investigate the role of autonomic receptors in the closure of the ductus arteriosus, full term guinea-pig fetuses were treated with phenoxybenzamine, delivered by Caesarean section, and sacrificed 10 min later by immersion in liquid nitrogen. Semi-serial...
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