… In the present study we have used rabbit artery and vascular bed preparations to test the …
encompass several characteristics of the “EDHF phenomenon” noted above. These include (i) …

… In isolated rabbit arteries, EDHF-type relaxations are associated with NO- and prostanoid-independent
elevations in smooth muscle cAMP levels that peak ∼15-30 s after exposure to …

… restricted to describe phenomena in which endoit disappears in K+ … in EDHFmediated
relaxation in cerebral arteries. Br J Pharmacol polarization of rabbit mesenteric arteries via ATP-…

… So the EDHF phenomenon came to be recognized as smooth muscle relaxation in blood …
arteries used in this study were the rat hepatic and mesenteric arteries, and while the EDHF …

… EDHF phenomenon: (1) the increase in endothelial [Ca 2+ ] i triggers the synthesis of a
cytochrome P450 metabolite that is essential for the subsequent EDHF-… the EDHF phenomenon …

… This phenomenon is endothelium-dependent, but although nitric oxide is involved in some
… renal arteries of hypercholesterolemic rabbits an enhancement of the contribution of EDHF …

… the EDHF phenomenon is electrotonic in nature, and highlight the contribution of myoendothelial
and homocellular smooth muscle communication via gap junctions to arterial function. …

… for MEGJs in the action of K+ as EDHF.However, once a role for … diffusible EDHF may be
redundant, since the EDHF phenomenon … artery of the rabbit, apamin alone abolished the EDHF …

… substances can be built in specific arteries and especially in those of the rabbit, most of
the … size of the artery [147], a phenomenon that parallels the contribution of the EDHF-mediated …

… as EDHF. However, once a role for MEGJ is included in this mechanism, a role for K + as a
diffusible EDHF may be redundant, because the EDHF phenomenon … In the rabbit iliac artery, …