Angiotensin II centrally induces frequent detrusor contractility of the bladder by acting on brain angiotensin II type 1 receptors in rats

Bunya Kawamoto(Tottori University), Atsushi Takenaka(Tottori University), Motoaki Saito(Kōchi University), Masashi Honda(Boston Children's Hospital), Shogo Shimizu(Gifu Prefectural General Medical Center), Takahiro Shimizu(Kochi Medical School Hospital), Youichirou Higashi(Kōchi University), Takehiro Sejima(Tottori University)
Scientific Reports
February 24, 2016
10.1038/srep22213
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