ANTIHYPERTENSIVE, CARDIAC DEPRESSANT AND VASODIALATORY EFFECTS OF NARINGENIN AND BRUCINE

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

1. Antihypertensive Agent 100%
2. Naringenin 100%
3. Antiarrhythmic Drug 100%
4. Diseases 53%
5. Calcium Channel 46%
6. Phenylephrine 40%
7. Potassium Ion 33%
8. Natural Product 26%
9. Cardiovascular Disease 26%
10. Ethnopharmacology 20%
11. Prevalence 20%
12. Experimental Animal 20%
13. Chronic Disease 20%
14. Spasmogen 13%
15. Garden Cress 13%
16. Table Salt 13%
17. Toxicology 13%
18. Spasmolytic Agent 13%
19. Plant Biochemistry 6%
20. Cholinergic Receptor Stimulating Agent 6%
21. Antidiarrheal Agent 6%
22. Biological Activity 6%
23. Acetylcholine 6%
24. Hibiscus sabdariffa 6%
25. Olive tree 6%
26. Herbaceous Agent 6%
27. Structure Activity Relationship 6%
28. EC50 6%
29. Noradrenalin 6%
30. Medicinal Plant 6%
31. Atherosclerosis 6%
32. Rat Model 6%
33. Isoflurane 6%
34. Pathophysiology 6%
35. Cyclic GMP 6%
36. Phytochemical 6%
37. Toxic Injury 6%
38. Functional Food 6%
39. Nitric Oxide 6%
40. Receptor 6%
41. Phytotherapy 6%
42. Verapamil 6%
43. Sulpiride 6%
44. Essential Hypertension 6%
45. Isoprenaline 6%
46. Guinea Pig 6%
47. Carboxylase 6%
48. Angiotensin II 6%
49. Scanning Electron Microscopy 6%
50. Calcium Ion 6%
51. Side Effect 6%