January 1, 2005The Japanese Journal of PhysiologyOpen Access

Does Chronic Experimental Head-Down Tilt Alter Intramural Innervation Density of Limb Blood Vessels?

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MLMiklós LórántSemmelweis University GRGábor RaffaiSemmelweis University GNGyörgy L. NádasyVascular / Pulmonary Vascular

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No reduction in rat limb vessel innervation after head-down tilt; leaves open whether unloading alters sympathetic remodeling in orthostasis or microgravity.

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No reduction in rat limb vessel innervation after head-down tilt; leaves open whether unloading alters sympathetic remodeling in orthostasis or microgravity.

Does Chronic Experimental Head-Down Tilt Alter Intramural Innervation Density of Limb Blood Vessels?

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Does Chronic Experimental Head-Down Tilt Alter Intramural Innervation Density of Limb Blood Vessels?

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