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. 2007 Feb;3(1):125–137.

Table 1.

Cardiovascular actions of Ang-(1–7)

Ang-(1–7) — effect Model Study
Amplification of vasodilation mediated by bradykinin Conscious rats (Paula et al 1995)
Reduction of NE-release acting through a BK/NO-mediated mechanism stimulating cGMP/PKG-signaling Hypertensive rat (Gironacci et al 2004)
Coronary vasodilation mediated by NO Canine coronary arteries in vitro (Brosnihan et al 1996)
Release of vasodilator prostaglandins Sprague-Dawley rats (Benter et al 1993)
Reduction in plasma vasopressin concentration, blood pressure reduction Hypertensive rats (Benter et al 1995b)
Active vasodilation Isolated rabbit afferent arterioles (Ren et al 2002)
Bradykinin potentiation Arterioles hypertensive rats in vivo (Fernandes et al 2001)
Release of NO by Ang-(1–7) Porcine coronary endothelium (Porsti et al 1994)
Stimulation and release of vasodilator prostaglandins Porcine aortic endothelial cells (Jaiswal et al 1992)
Induction of bradykinin-mediated hypotensive responses Anesthetized rat (Abbas et al 1997)
Augmentation of bradykinin-induced vasodilation Canine coronary artery rings (Li et al 1997)
Endothelium-dependent relaxation Canine middle cerebral artery (Feterik et al 2000)
Cerebral vasodilation mediated by prostaglandins Piglet pial arterioles (Meng and Busija 1993)
Vasodilation mediated by EDRF Feline mesenteric vascular bed (Osei et al 1993)
Relaxation potentiated by losartan Rat aorta (le Tran and Forster 1997)
Vasodilation in the cutaneous and implant vasculature Newly formed vasculatures (sponge implants) (Machado et al 2002)
Bradykinin-induced vasodilation by Ang-(1–7) Anestethized Wistar Rats (Oliveira et al 1999)
Unmasking of a bradykinin mediated potentiation of ACE-inhibitors Spontaneously hypertensive rats (Fernandes et al 2001)

Abbreviations: See Figure 1.