EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE CHANGE, OXYGEN DEPRIVATION AND CATIONS ON THE ATRIAL RESPONSES TO VAGAL STIMULATION

It is generally believed that the cardiac fibers of the right vagus nerve terminate, in large part, near the sinoatrial node and some fibers distribute widely in the atria, and that most of the cardiac fibers of the left vagus supply the atrioventricular node and bundles. On the other hand, there ar...

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Published in:	Japanese journal of pharmacology Vol. 14; no. 2; pp. 118 - 137
Main Authors:	TODA, NOBORU, FUJIWARA, MOTOHATSU, SHIMAMOTO, KIRO
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Japan The Japanese Pharmacological Society 01-01-1964
Subjects:	Acetylcholine Animals Barium Calcium Cations Chlorides Electric Stimulation Guinea Pigs Heart Heart Atria Hypoxia Magnesium Old Medline Oxygen Pharmacology Potassium Rabbits Sodium Chloride Temperature Vagus Nerve VAGUS NERVE ACETYLCHOLINE GUINEA PIGS EXPERIMENTAL LAB STUDY ELECTRIC STIMULATION HEART MAGNESIUM RABBITS BARIUM TEMPERATURE ANOXIA PHARMACOLOGY CALCIUM CHLORIDES SODIUM CHLORIDE POTASSIUM
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