Role of circulating adrenaline in the pathogenesis of hypertension / Lina Terese Jablonskis.

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Title:	Role of circulating adrenaline in the pathogenesis of hypertension / Lina Terese Jablonskis.
Author:	Jablonskis, Lina Terese
Issue Date:	1994
School/Discipline:	Dept. of Physiology
Abstract:	Examines the relationship between circulating adrenaline (AD) and blood pressure. Results suggest that the elevation of circulating AD in hypertensive rats is a consequence rather than a cause of their hypertension.
Dissertation Note:	Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Adelaide, Dept. of Physiology, 1995
Subject:	Hypertension Etiology. Rats Physiology.
Description:	Includes copies of author's previously published works. Bibliography: leaves 106-122. xiii, 123 leaves : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.
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