THE coronary vasculature is influenced by physical (arterial pressure, extravascular compression, he-matocrit), neural, and chemical factors, and al-though there is considerable interplay among these various factors, the predominant one is chemical. Furthermore, the chemical factors of greatest im-portance are those that take origin from the cardiac parenchyma! tissue and serve as a link between myocardial oxygen needs and supply. One of the principal contenders that can serve as a mediator of coronary blood flow (CBF) regulation in response to cardiac metabolic activity is the nucleoside, aden-osine (Berne, 1963). Criteria for Adenosine as a Mediator o
Adenosine, a potent vasodilator, may be involved in the metabolic control of coronary blood flow. Ho...
Many lines of evidence suggest that adenosine partly regulates coronary vascular tone in response to...
The vasodilator potency of the adenine nucleotides has been quantitated. Adenosine and AMP were foun...
Phasic changes in intramyocardial tension during the cardiac cycle interrupt coronary blood flow (CB...
There have been conflicting evidence for the role of adenosine in coronary pressure flow relationshi...
SUMMARY The vasodilator adenosine is produced continuously by the normal dog myocardium. However, th...
The metabolism of 5'-AMP by 5'-nucleotidase, adenylate deaminase and adenylate kinase was examined i...
The mechanism of local metabolic regulation of coronary blood flow is still unclear. It is still un...
Coronary blood flow responds uniquely to changes in myocardial demand, regardless of the stimulus. I...
The heart is uniquely responsible for providing its own blood supply through the coronary circulatio...
The coronary bed is unique amongst the regional circulations for two reasons: it lies in a continuou...
The metabolites that mediate coronary reactive hyperemia have not been definitely identified. Althou...
Adenosine is a metabolic vasodilator of the coronary vessels in the adult. Whether it plays a simila...
The role of adenosine in matching myocardial oxygen supply to demand by regulating coronary blood fl...
SUMMARY It has been demonstrated that resting coronary vascular resistance is elevated with chronic ...
Adenosine, a potent vasodilator, may be involved in the metabolic control of coronary blood flow. Ho...
Many lines of evidence suggest that adenosine partly regulates coronary vascular tone in response to...
The vasodilator potency of the adenine nucleotides has been quantitated. Adenosine and AMP were foun...
Phasic changes in intramyocardial tension during the cardiac cycle interrupt coronary blood flow (CB...
There have been conflicting evidence for the role of adenosine in coronary pressure flow relationshi...
SUMMARY The vasodilator adenosine is produced continuously by the normal dog myocardium. However, th...
The metabolism of 5'-AMP by 5'-nucleotidase, adenylate deaminase and adenylate kinase was examined i...
The mechanism of local metabolic regulation of coronary blood flow is still unclear. It is still un...
Coronary blood flow responds uniquely to changes in myocardial demand, regardless of the stimulus. I...
The heart is uniquely responsible for providing its own blood supply through the coronary circulatio...
The coronary bed is unique amongst the regional circulations for two reasons: it lies in a continuou...
The metabolites that mediate coronary reactive hyperemia have not been definitely identified. Althou...
Adenosine is a metabolic vasodilator of the coronary vessels in the adult. Whether it plays a simila...
The role of adenosine in matching myocardial oxygen supply to demand by regulating coronary blood fl...
SUMMARY It has been demonstrated that resting coronary vascular resistance is elevated with chronic ...
Adenosine, a potent vasodilator, may be involved in the metabolic control of coronary blood flow. Ho...
Many lines of evidence suggest that adenosine partly regulates coronary vascular tone in response to...
The vasodilator potency of the adenine nucleotides has been quantitated. Adenosine and AMP were foun...