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Endothelin subtypes: Effect on isolated rhesus monkey ciliary muscle
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Rhesus Monkey
100%
Endothelin-1 (ET-1)
100%
Ciliary muscle
100%
Muscle Strips
44%
Carbachol
33%
Trabecular Meshwork
22%
Outflow Facility
11%
Endothelin-2
11%
Endothelin-3
11%
Contractile Response
11%
Middle-aged
11%
ETA Receptor
11%
Sarafotoxins
11%
Maximum Response
11%
Monkey
11%
Contractile Force
11%
Two-vector
11%
Medicine and Dentistry
Endothelin
100%
Ciliary Muscle
100%
Haplorhini
100%
Endothelin 1
75%
Carbachol
37%
Trabecular Meshwork
25%
Receptor
12%
Endothelin 3
12%
Middle Age
12%
Endothelin 2
12%
Sarafotoxin
12%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Endothelin
100%
Endothelin 1
100%
Rhesus Monkey
100%
Carbachol
50%
Receptor
16%
Endothelin 3
16%
Sarafotoxin
16%
Haplorhini
16%
Endothelin 2
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Endothelin
100%
Endothelin 1
100%
Rhesus Monkey
100%
Haplorhini
16%
Endothelin 2
16%
Endothelin 3
16%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Ciliary Muscle
100%
Endothelin
100%
Trabecular Meshwork
18%