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Effects of methylglyoxal on adrenergic transmission in isolated rabbit intestine
M. J. Rowan,
M. Davies
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Pyruvaldehyde
100%
Adrenergic Agents
68%
Intestines
64%
Rabbits
50%
Aorta
30%
Anura
25%
Adrenergic Receptors
22%
Active Biological Transport
14%
Aldehydes
14%
Neural Conduction
13%
Sciatic Nerve
12%
Isoproterenol
11%
Propranolol
11%
Epinephrine
10%
Small Intestine
10%
Action Potentials
10%
Norepinephrine
9%
Poisons
8%
Central Nervous System
8%
Skin
6%
In Vitro Techniques
5%
Chemical Compounds
Methylglyoxal
94%
Adrenergic
92%
Isoprenaline
26%
Adrenaline
23%
Propranolol
21%
Antiproliferative
17%
Tension
16%
Agonist
16%
Toxic
13%