The Effect of Angiotensin upon the Vasculature of the Isolated Perfused Rat Kidney
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1. The effect of angiotensin II-amide upon the intrarenal distribution of perfusate was studied in the isolated rat kidney. 2. Low concentrations of angiotensin, 4·86 pmol/l (0·005 μg/l), reduced the flow rate through the papilla but did not alter total flow. 3. Higher concentrations of angiotensin, 0·486 nmol/l (0·5 μg/l), reduced total renal flow but did not decrease papillary perfusion. 4. In these experiments the perfusion pressure was maintained constant, indicating that the changes in flow were due to a direct effect of angiotensin upon the renal vasculature.
1984 ◽
Vol 246
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pp. F447-F456
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Vol 255
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pp. F391-F396
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Vol 308
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pp. F1178-F1187
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Membrane potential measurements in renal afferent and efferent arterioles: actions of angiotensin II
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Vol 273
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pp. F307-F314
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Ang Ii
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1977 ◽
Vol 232
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pp. F377-F382
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