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Effects of angiotensin on the superior cervical ganglion of the cat

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En quantités inférieures à 10 picogrammes, l'angiotensine inhibe la transmission synaptique du ganglion cervical supérieur du chat, et cet effet est antagonise par la dihydroergotamine. En quantités supérieures à 10 picogrammes, l'angiotensine facilite la transmission synaptique, et de plus, stimule directement les cellules ganglionnaires.

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    J. -C. Panisset, P. Biron & A. Beaulnes

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Panisset, J.C., Biron, P. & Beaulnes, A. Effects of angiotensin on the superior cervical ganglion of the cat. Experientia 22, 394–395 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01901159

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