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Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine|August 26, 2006

Role of vascular system adrenoceptors in formation of venous returnA V Samoilenko, A Yu Yurov

Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine|February 2, 2008

Changes in the resistance in brachiocephalic artery and thoracic aorta basins during depressor reactions of the circulatory systemB I Tkachenko, A Yu Yurov, A V Samoilenko

Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine|March 27, 2012

Contribution of splanchnic and musculocutaneous vascular compartments to the formation of blood flow volume in the vena cava posterior during catecholamine treatmentA V Samoilenko, A Yu Yurov, B I Tkachenko

Cor Et Vasa|January 1, 1983

[Hemodynamic changes after application of vasoactive substances in cats with unilateral renal artery constriction in addition to sinoaortal baroreceptor deafferentation]C Kreher, A V Samoilenko, G Schönfelder, et al.

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Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine|August 26, 2006

Role of vascular system adrenoceptors in formation of venous returnA V Samoilenko, A Yu Yurov

Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine|February 2, 2008

Changes in the resistance in brachiocephalic artery and thoracic aorta basins during depressor reactions of the circulatory systemB I Tkachenko, A Yu Yurov, A V Samoilenko

Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine|March 27, 2012

Contribution of splanchnic and musculocutaneous vascular compartments to the formation of blood flow volume in the vena cava posterior during catecholamine treatmentA V Samoilenko, A Yu Yurov, B I Tkachenko

Cor Et Vasa|January 1, 1983

[Hemodynamic changes after application of vasoactive substances in cats with unilateral renal artery constriction in addition to sinoaortal baroreceptor deafferentation]C Kreher, A V Samoilenko, G Schönfelder, et al.

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