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This study examines specific effects of abnormal lead concentration in the bloodstream (lead poisoning) on the gastrointestinal tract (GIT). Investigated are changes in the contractility and the tonus of GIT smooth muscle tissue for lead concentrations above 700 μg/l. An interaction mechanism is suggested that links lead ions to the prostaglandin synthesis
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Данные для цитирования: Prisadova N., Turijskij V., Krastev A., Stefanova I. . РАССТРОЙСТВА СОКРАТИМОСТИ В ГЛАДКО — МЫШЕЧНОЙ ТКАНИ ЖЕЛУДКА ИНДУЦИРОВАННЫЕ СВИНЦОМ. Международный Научный Институт Educatio. Научные статьи по медицине. ; ():-.
РАССТРОЙСТВА СОКРАТИМОСТИ В ГЛАДКО — МЫШЕЧНОЙ ТКАНИ ЖЕЛУДКА ИНДУЦИРОВАННЫЕ СВИНЦОМ
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