… of this article), NO is a powerful vasodilator that prevents or reduces vasoconstrictions. …
Because activation of vascular β-adrenoceptors causes vasodilatation, an increased production …

… Thirty years later, we now understand that multiple endothelial-derived vasodilatory …
For instance, it has been shown that the mediator of ACh-induced vasodilation transitions …

… vasodilator effect of adenosine was thought to be based on direct stimulation of A 2 -adenosine
receptors on vascular smooth muscle cells, which mediate an … -independent vasodilation. …

… Further studies are required, however, to put this mechanism in final perspective with
regard to its importance as a mediator of some of the hemodynamic effects of the vasodilators. …

… that mediates the relaxation induced by some vasodilators, including acetylchollne and
bradykinin. … to the list of mediators that regulate vascular reactivity. In the last 2 years it has been …

… Vasodilating properties of bradykinin that manifest as tissue … Bradykinin is one of endogenous
mediators with vasodilating … with PI3K/Akt/eNOS mediators followed by secretion of NO. …

… The above conflicti ng references about the mediator of anti dromic vasodilatation are
conspicuous because of their absence of carefully controlled experiments, and because of species …

… Thirty years ago, Furchgott and Zawadzki demonstrated that … vasodilatation in the presence
of reduced NO availability [30]. Studies have identified several molecules or mediators that …

… The endothelium is able to release a number of paracrine vasodilator factors, such as NO
and prostacyclin. The release of these mediators may be stimulated by forces exerted by …

… Figure 2GPCRs that mediate direct or indirect vasodilatation. … ’ to Ca 2+ , and subsequent
vasodilatation. A large number of … to vascular smooth muscle vasodilatation. The key indicates …