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The Pharmacology of Nitric Oxide in the Peripheral Nervous System of Blood Vessels
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- Abstract
- I. Introduction
- II. Discovery of Nitrergic (Nitroxidergic) Nerve in Blood Vessels
- III. Nitrergic Innervation in Intra- and Extracranial Vasculature
- IV. Nitrergic Innervation in Blood Vessels of Viscera
- V. Nitrergic Innervation in Blood Vessels of Skin and Skeletal Muscle
- VI. Interaction of Nitrergic, Cholinergic, and Adrenergic Nerves in Peripheral Vasculature
- VII. Nitrergic Innervation of Corpus Cavernosum and Penile Erection
- VIII. Blood Pressure Control by Neurogenic Nitric Oxide
- IX. Acupuncture, Axon Reflex, and Neurogenic Inflammation
- X. Pathological Implications of Neurogenic Nitric Oxide
- XI. Pharmacological Implications of Neurogenic Nitric Oxide
- XII. A Possible Reason for Predominant Nitrergic Nerve Function in the Cerebral Artery and Corpus Cavernosum Compared with the Peripheral Vasculature
- XIII. A Proposal for a New Classification of Efferent Parasympathetic Innervation in Vascular and Nonvascular Smooth Muscle
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