Comparative Analysis of Cardiac Effects of [[alpha].sub.1A]-Adrenoreceptor Stimulation In Vivo and Ex Vivo in Newborn Rats

Comparative Analysis of Cardiac Effects of [[alpha].sub.1A]-Adrenoreceptor Stimulation In Vivo and Ex Vivo in Newborn Rats

The study examined the effects of [[alpha].sub.1A]-adrenoceptor stimulation on chronotropic function of Langendorff-perfused isolated heart ex vivo and on cardiac chronotropy in vivo in 7-day-old rats. [[alpha].sub.1A]-Adrenergic receptor agonist A-61603 reduced heart chronotropy only in the whole o...

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