[HTML][HTML] Arterial blood pressure responses to cell-free hemoglobin solutions and the reaction with nitric oxide
RJ Rohlfs, E Bruner, A Chiu, A Gonzales… - Journal of Biological …, 1998 - ASBMB
Changes in mean arterial pressure were monitored in rats following 50% isovolemic
exchange transfusion with solutions of chemically modified hemoglobins. Blood pressure
responses fall into three categories: 1) an immediate and sustained increase, 2) an
immediate yet transient increase, or 3) no significant change either during or subsequent to
exchange transfusion. The reactivities of these hemoglobins with nitric monoxide (⋅ NO)
were measured to test the hypothesis that different blood pressure responses to these …
exchange transfusion with solutions of chemically modified hemoglobins. Blood pressure
responses fall into three categories: 1) an immediate and sustained increase, 2) an
immediate yet transient increase, or 3) no significant change either during or subsequent to
exchange transfusion. The reactivities of these hemoglobins with nitric monoxide (⋅ NO)
were measured to test the hypothesis that different blood pressure responses to these …