Renal Substance P–Containing Neurons and Substance P Receptors Impaired in Hypertension
Ulla C. Kopp(Iowa City VA Medical Center), Bradley S. Dixon(University of Iowa), Lori Smith, Michael Z. Cicha(University of Iowa), Donna M. Farley(University of Iowa)
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