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Discharge patterns in postganglionic neurones to skeletal muscle and kidney during activation of the hypothalamic and midbrain defence areas in the cat

Dean et al., 1986

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Dean C
Coote J
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Brain research

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Electrical stimulation of hypothalamic and midbrain defence area sites eliciting a cholinergic vasodilation in the hindlimb activates vasodilator fibres supplying skeletal muscle. Simultaneous baroreceptor mediated suppression of sympathetic vasoconstrictor activity to …
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