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Di Napoli P, Barsotti A, Contegiacomo G, Di Iorio P, Di Muzio M, Giuliani P, Maggi A, Statile D, Taccardi AA
Effects of A1 adenosine receptor antagonism against ischaemia-reperfusion damage and coronary microcirculation in isolated working rat hearts
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 1999; 2 (1): 99-104

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First Image Fig. 1: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation Fig. 2: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation Fig. 3: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation Fig. 4: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation Fig. 5: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation This Image - Fig. 6: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation Fig. 7A-B: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation
Figure/Graphic 6: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation
Histological samples (200x, fluorescent light) showing the FITC-albumin diffusion. A: control heart submitted to 20 min global ischaemia, B) effect of 100 nm DPCPX: a significant reduction of perivascular (PV, left) and perimyocytic (PM, right) fluorescence is detected.
 
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Figure/Graphic 6: Adenosin und koronare Mikrozirkulation
Histological samples (200x, fluorescent light) showing the FITC-albumin diffusion. A: control heart submitted to 20 min global ischaemia, B) effect of 100 nm DPCPX: a significant reduction of perivascular (PV, left) and perimyocytic (PM, right) fluorescence is detected.
 
 
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