| Literature DB >> 6099930 |
Z M Nawab, J T Daugirdas, T S Ing, D J Leehey, R W Reid, M A Klok.
Abstract
The calcium-complexing abilities of acetate, bicarbonate, lactate, succinate, and citrate were quantified, and were found to differ substantially. Acetate was a more potent vasodilator than lactate, and the vasorelaxant potencies of acetate and lactate failed to correlate with their calcium-complexing ability. The vasodilator action of acetate was not abolished after correction for complexing of ionized calcium. Strips constricted with vasopressin were especially sensitive to the vasodilator effects of acetate.Entities:
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Year: 1984 PMID： 6099930
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Trans Am Soc Artif Intern Organs ISSN： 0066-0078