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Endothelin-containing cerebrovascular nerves are present in the human middle cerebral artery.
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Supports investigation of endothelin in human cerebrovascular regulation; leaves open any clinical role in stroke or vasospasm.
Novel data is presented from this electron-immunocytochemical study that demonstrates endothelin-containing cerebrovascular nerves in the human middle cerebral artery.
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Loesch et al. (2002) studied this question. Endothelin-containing cerebrovascular nerves are present in the human middle cerebral artery.
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