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. 2019 Dec 19;4(1):bvz034. doi: 10.1210/jendso/bvz034

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Figure 6. — Direct effects of ANP and Ex-4 on smooth muscles of isolated mouse bronchi, including nonresponders. Concentration-relaxation curves induced by ANP and EX-4 on bronchial smooth muscle tissue. Relaxation values are expressed as a percentage of the relaxation seen with a maximally effective concentration of SNP (0.1 mM) added at the end of the experiment. Data are shown as means ± SEM. A, The effect of ANP on tissue from COPD compared to healthy mice. B, The effect of EX-4 on COPD mice compared to healthy mice. C, Example of myograph signals from tissue sections responding to ANP and D, not responding to ANP, but to SNP.