Cromakalim-opened K+ channels exhibit diverse effects on tension and 86Rb efflux across different canine arterial smooth muscles, suggesting variations in channel frequency or properties.
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Differential cromakalim relaxation across canine arteries cautions against uniform vascular assumptions; leaves open K+ channel heterogeneity in human vasomotor control.
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