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Authors:
HORACKOVA M
ARMOUR JA
Citation: M. Horackova et Ja. Armour, ANGIOTENSIN II-SENSITIVE PERIPHERAL CARDIAC NEURONS AFFECT CARDIODYNAMICS VIA AT(1) RECEPTORS, Biophysical journal, 70(2), 1996, pp. 122-122
Authors:
TALBOT CC
AVRAMOPOULOS D
GERKEN S
CHAKRAVARTI A
ARMOUR JA
MATSUNAMI N
WHITE R
ANTONARAKIS SE
Citation: Cc. Talbot et al., THE TETRANUCLEOTIDE REPEAT POLYMORPHISM D21S1245 DEMONSTRATES HYPERMUTABILITY IN GERMLINE AND SOMATIC-CELLS, Human molecular genetics, 4(7), 1995, pp. 1193-1199
Authors:
LOSIER AM
LIN Z
VALENTA Z
HOPKINS DA
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Am. Losier et al., BUTYRYLCHOLINE-SENSITIVE CANINE INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONS, The FASEB journal, 9(3), 1995, pp. 339-339
Authors:
MCGUIRT AS
HOWELL JB
ARMOUR JA
ARDELL JL
Citation: As. Mcguirt et al., MODULATION OF INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONS BY NICOTINE AND ANGIOTENSIN-II IN CHRONIC DECENTRALIZED DOG HEARTS, The FASEB journal, 9(3), 1995, pp. 340-340
Authors:
HORACKOVA M
ARMOUR JA
HOPKINS DA
HUANG MH
Citation: M. Horackova et al., NITRIC-OXIDE MODULATES SIGNALING BETWEEN CULTURED ADULT PERIPHERAL CARDIAC NEURONS AND CARDIOMYOCYTES, American journal of physiology. Cell physiology, 38(2), 1995, pp. 504-510
Authors:
HUANG MH
SYLVEN C
HORACKOVA M
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Mh. Huang et al., VENTRICULAR SENSORY NEURONS IN CANINE DORSAL-ROOT GANGLIA - EFFECTS OF ADENOSINE AND SUBSTANCE-P, American journal of physiology. Regulatory, integrative and comparative physiology, 38(2), 1995, pp. 318-324
Authors:
ARMOUR JA
SMITH FM
LOSIER AM
ELLENBERGER HH
HOPKINS DA
Citation: Ja. Armour et al., MODULATION OF INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONAL-ACTIVITY BY NITRIC-OXIDE DONORS INDUCES CARDIODYNAMIC CHANGES, American journal of physiology. Regulatory, integrative and comparative physiology, 37(2), 1995, pp. 403-413
Authors:
PAGE PL
DANDAN N
SAVARD P
NADEAU R
ARMOUR JA
CARDINAL R
Citation: Pl. Page et al., REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF ATRIAL ELECTRICAL CHANGES INDUCED BY STIMULATION OF EXTRACARDIAC AND INTRACARDIAC NEURAL ELEMENTS, Journal of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery, 109(2), 1995, pp. 377-388
Authors:
MURPHY DA
OBLENES S
NASSAR BA
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Da. Murphy et al., EFFECTS OF ACUTELY RAISING INTRACRANIAL-PRESSURE ON CARDIAC SYMPATHETIC EFFERENT NEURON FUNCTION, Cardiovascular Research, 30(5), 1995, pp. 716-724
Authors:
HORACKOVA M
ARMOUR JA
Citation: M. Horackova et Ja. Armour, ROLE OF PERIPHERAL AUTONOMIC NEURONS IN MAINTAINING ADEQUATE CARDIAC-FUNCTION, Cardiovascular Research, 30(3), 1995, pp. 326-335
Authors:
MURPHY DA
OBLENES S
HANNA BD
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Da. Murphy et al., CAPACITY OF INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONS TO MODIFY THE ACUTELY AUTOTRANSPLANTED MAMMALIAN HEART, The Journal of heart and lung transplantation, 13(5), 1994, pp. 847-856
Authors:
ARDELL JL
HOWELL JB
MCGUIRT AS
SWAFFORD AN
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Jl. Ardell et al., MODULATION OF INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONS BY PEPTIDES AND NICOTINIC AGONISTS IN CHRONIC DECENTRALIZED HEARTS, The FASEB journal, 8(5), 1994, pp. 10000848-10000848
Authors:
KINGMA JG
ARMOUR JA
SIMARD D
ROULEAU JR
Citation: Jg. Kingma et al., INFLUENCE OF IN-SITU INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONAL ACTIVATION WITH BRADYKININ ON THE DETERMINANTS OF CORONARY BLOOD-FLOW IN ANESTHETIZED DOGS, Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 1994, pp. 10000094-10000094
Authors:
SICA AL
GOOTMAN PM
GOOTMAN N
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Al. Sica et al., NEURONAL-ACTIVITY OF THE STELLATE GANGLIA IN NEONATAL SWINE, Journal of the autonomic nervous system, 48(3), 1994, pp. 273-277
Authors:
HUANG MH
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Mh. Huang et Ja. Armour, ADENOSINE (A1-P RECEPTORS COEXIST ON CARDIAC SENSORY NERVE-ENDINGS OFDORSAL-ROOT GANGLION NEURONS - IMPLICATIONS FOR ANGINA(A2) AND SUBSTANCE), Circulation, 90(4), 1994, pp. 474-474
Authors:
HUANG MH
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Mh. Huang et Ja. Armour, ADENOSINE (A1-P RECEPTORS COEXIST ON CARDIAC SENSORY NERVE-ENDINGS OFDORSAL-ROOT GANGLION NEURONS - IMPLICATIONS FOR ANGINA(A2) AND SUBSTANCE), Circulation, 90(4), 1994, pp. 474-474
Authors:
HUANG MH
SYLVEN C
PELLEG A
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Mh. Huang et al., RESPONSIVENESS OF CANINE NODOSE GANGLION TO CARDIAC MECHANICAL AND ORCHEMICAL STIMULI AND TRANSIENT MYOCARDIAL-ISCHEMIA, Circulation, 90(4), 1994, pp. 481-481
Authors:
HUANG MH
SYLVEN C
PELLEG A
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Mh. Huang et al., RESPONSIVENESS OF CANINE NODOSE GANGLION TO CARDIAC MECHANICAL AND ORCHEMICAL STIMULI AND TRANSIENT MYOCARDIAL-ISCHEMIA, Circulation, 90(4), 1994, pp. 481-481
Authors:
KINGMA JG
ARMOUR JA
ROULEAU JR
Citation: Jg. Kingma et al., CHEMICAL MODULATION OF IN-SITU INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONS INFLUENCES MYOCARDIAL BLOOD-FLOW IN THE ANESTHETIZED DOG, Cardiovascular Research, 28(9), 1994, pp. 1403-1406
Authors:
ARMOUR JA
HUANG MH
PELLEG A
SYLVEN C
Citation: Ja. Armour et al., RESPONSIVENESS OF IN-SITU CANINE NODOSE GANGLION AFFERENT NEURONS TO EPICARDIAL MECHANICAL OR CHEMICAL STIMULI, Cardiovascular Research, 28(8), 1994, pp. 1218-1225
Authors:
HUANG MH
WOLF SG
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Mh. Huang et al., VENTRICULAR ARRHYTHMIAS INDUCED BY CHEMICALLY-MODIFIED INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONS, Cardiovascular Research, 28(5), 1994, pp. 636-642
Authors:
HORACKOVA M
HUANG MH
ARMOUR JA
Citation: M. Horackova et al., PURINERGIC MODULATION OF ADULT GUINEA-PIG CARDIOMYOCYTES IN LONG-TERMCULTURES AND COCULTURES WITH EXTRACARDIAC OR INTRINSIC CARDIAC NEURONS, Cardiovascular Research, 28(5), 1994, pp. 673-679
Authors:
WATSONWRIGHT WM
WILKINSON M
CARDINAL R
BOUDREAU G
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Wm. Watsonwright et al., MINIMAL MODIFICATION OF CANINE VENTRICULAR MYOCYTE CELL-SURFACE BETA-ADRENOCEPTORS DESPITE DESENSITIZATION OF VENTRICULAR-FUNCTION DURING EXOGENOUS BETA-ADRENOCEPTOR CHALLENGE, Cardiovascular Research, 28(5), 1994, pp. 680-683
Authors:
HORACKOVA M
HUANG MH
ARMOUR JA
Citation: M. Horackova et al., ATP AND ADENOSINE EFFECTS ON ADULT GUINEA-PIG VENTRICULAR MYOCYTES COCULTURED WITH CARDIAC NEURONS, Biophysical journal, 66(2), 1994, pp. 10000317-10000317
Authors:
YUAN BX
ARDELL JL
HOPKINS DA
LOSIER AM
ARMOUR JA
Citation: Bx. Yuan et al., GROSS AND MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY OF THE CANINE INTRINSIC CARDIAC NERVOUS-SYSTEM, The Anatomical record, 239(1), 1994, pp. 75-87