The body is endowed with many different arterial pressure regulating mechanisms, some of
which operate rapidly, some slowly; some of which operate at low pressure ranges, some at …

In this paper we have presented briefly three different aspects of arterial pressure regulation
and of the hypertension problem: (1) the basic principles of arterial pressure control, …

The mean arterial pressure (MAP) of nine sinoaortic denervated (SAD) and eight control
rats housed in standard-sized metabolic cages was determined continuously via aortic …

We studied the combined effect of subpressor amounts of angiotensin and long-term sodium
chloride infusion on arterial pressure in 16 dogs for periods of 2--8 weeks. In dogs receiving …

The effects of renal denervation on the onset and maintenance of one-kidney, one clip Goldblatt
(1K1C) hypertension were determined. Renal denervation was performed at the time of …

Recent evidence suggests that hypertension in the Okamoto spontaneously hypertensive
rat (SHR) may be the result of an autoimmune disorder. To test this hypothesis SHRs were …

The discussions of this article suggest that the pressure natriuresis mechanism of the kidneys
is the most important of all long-term regulators of arterial pressure. This is especially so …

• The use of systems analysis as an experimental tool for solving complex physiological
problems is not new. Actually, systems analysis is merely the logical analysis of how systems …

Spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHRs) have a depressed T lymphocyte system, especially
a reduced activity of the suppressor T cells, and it has been postulated that an auto-immune …

Contributions of both the renin-angiotensin and immune systems to the aetiology of renal
infarct hypertension were examined in Sprague-Dawley rats. Partial renal infarction was …