Skoogh et al., 1982 - Google Patents
Barbiturates depress vagal motor pathway to ferret trachea at gangliaSkoogh et al., 1982
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- 2271475236790928000
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- Skoogh B
- Holtzman M
- Sheller J
- Nadel J
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Applied Physiology
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To determine which site in the vagal motor pathway to airway smooth muscle is most sensitive to depression by barbiturates, we recorded isometric muscle tension in vitro and stimulated the vagal motor pathway at four different sites before and after exposure to …
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