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hemodynamic effects that … Irbesartan selectively binds with AT1 receptor and inhibits AngII …

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hemodynamic changes in endothelial … An I/R model in Ang II‐induced hypertensive rats revealed …

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effectively attenuated the effect of … The expression level of AT-1R determines the biological …