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The accumulation of guanethidine by human blood platelets

Published in: British Journal of Pharmacology

Date of publication: January 1, 1969

Language: English

Main subject: pharmacology

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Reduction of C-guanethidine levels in rat heart and diaphragm by excess calcium
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Modification of sympathetic function. Pharmacological depletion of catecholamine stores
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The accumulation of organic bases by the human platelet
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Effect of drugs and cations on ultrastructure and 5-hydroxytryptamine content of blood platelets
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Accumulation of lipid-insoluble compounds by the human platelet
January 1, 1968

Evidence for intra-cellular guanethidine stores in the fat heart revealed after removal of calcium ions
January 1, 1968

Studies on the distribution and excretion of a metabolite of guanethidine in the rat
January 1, 1968

Metabolism, transfer and storage of 5-hydroxytryptamine in blood platelets
April 1, 1968

The release of nucleotides, 5-hydroxytryptamine and enzymes from human blood platelets during aggregation
January 1, 1968

Uptake of amino acids by the human platelet
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The binding of imipramine to the outer membrane of blood platelets

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