Selective Blockade of Oxytocin and Vasopressin V1a Receptors in Anaesthetised Rats: Evidence that Activation of Oxytocin Receptors rather than V1a Receptors Increases Sodium Excretion

Publisher： Karger

ISSN： 1660-2137

Source： Nephron Physiology, Vol.117, Iss.3, 2010-11, pp. : p21-p26

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