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. 2020 Mar;23(3):383–389. doi: 10.22038/IJBMS.2019.40613.9605

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Effects of EAE on atropine and epinephrine induced relaxation of gastric antrum strips. The spontaneous contractility treated with EAE (0.4 mg/ml) after 10 min pretreatment with atropine (10-6 mol/l) and epinephrine (10-6 mol/l), respectively (A, B). Amplitude changes in atropine (C) and epinephrine (D) group. The mean contractile amplitude of rat gastric antrum strips in normal contractile state is set as 100% (control). Data are represented as the mean±SD. **Compared with control, P-value<0.01; *compared with control, P-value<0.05