Interactions Between Neural and Endothelial Mechanisms in Control of Vascular Tone

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News Physiol Sci 6: 60-63, 1991;
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Interactions Between Neural and Endothelial Mechanisms in Control of Vascular Tone

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Tone of the vascular smooth muscle is modulated by factors released from adrenergic nerve endings and the endothelium. These factors have the potential to modulate their release from each of the controlling systems.

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