Nitric oxide, endothelium-derived hyperpolarizing factor, and smooth muscle-dependent mechanisms contribute to magnesium-dependent vascular relaxation in mouse arteries

Immunology and Microbiology

• Smooth Muscle 100%
• Artery 100%
• Endothelium Derived Hyperpolarizing Factor 100%
• Ovary Cell 66%
• Artery Resistance 66%
• Chinese Hamster 66%
• Vasodilatation 33%
• Dilatation 33%
• Smooth Muscle Cell 33%
• Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell 33%
• Conductance 33%
• Concentration Response 33%
• Cyclooxygenase 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Nitric Oxide 100%
• Smooth Muscle 100%
• Magnesium 100%
• Endothelium-Derived Hyperpolarizing Factor 100%
• Magnesium Ion 100%
• Calcium Ion 30%
• Artery Resistance 20%
• Myography 20%
• Urinary System 10%
• Resistance Vessel 10%
• Acetylcholine 10%
• Vasodilatation 10%
• Endothelial Cell 10%
• Smooth Muscle Cell 10%
• Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell 10%
• Isometrics 10%
• Prostaglandin Synthase 10%
• Concentration Response 10%
• Channel Blocker 10%
• Cyclic GMP 10%
• Vasorelaxant 10%
• Cell Signaling Pathway 10%
• Apamin 10%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Endothelium-Derived Hyperpolarizing Factor 100%
• Nitric Oxide 100%
• Magnesium Ion 100%
• Calcium Ion 30%
• Chinese Hamster 20%
• Apamin 10%
• Acetylcholine 10%
• Channel Blocker 10%
• Cyclic GMP 10%
• Prostaglandin Synthase 10%