Tonic suppression of spontaneous baroreceptor reflex by endogenous angiotensins via AT2 subtype receptors at nucleus reticularis ventrolateralis in the rat

Angiotensin peptides modulatory system: how is it implicated in the control of seizure susceptibility?

“…ANG II and ANG III suppressed the neurons at nucleus reticularis ventrolateralis and subsequently the spontaneous baroreceptor reflex response. This effect was predominantly reversed by AT 2 receptor antagonist (Lin et al, 2001). Thus angiotensin peptides can act as important modulators of neuronal activity.…”

Angiotensin peptides modulatory system: how is it implicated in the control of seizure susceptibility?

“…ANG II and ANG III suppressed the neurons at nucleus reticularis ventrolateralis and subsequently the spontaneous baroreceptor reflex response. This effect was predominantly reversed by AT 2 receptor antagonist (Lin et al, 2001). Thus angiotensin peptides can act as important modulators of neuronal activity.…”

Angiotensin peptides modulatory system: how is it implicated in the control of seizure susceptibility?

“…ANG II and ANG III suppressed the neurons at nucleus reticularis ventrolateralis and subsequently the spontaneous baroreceptor reflex response. This effect was predominantly reversed by AT 2 receptor antagonist (Lin et al, 2001). Thus angiotensin peptides can act as important modulators of neuronal activity.…”

Angiotensin peptides modulatory system: how is it implicated in the control of seizure susceptibility?

“…ANG II and ANG III suppressed the neurons at nucleus reticularis ventrolateralis and subsequently the spontaneous baroreceptor reflex response. This effect was predominantly reversed by AT 2 receptor antagonist (Lin et al, 2001). Thus angiotensin peptides can act as important modulators of neuronal activity.…”