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The handgrip test consisted of determining the maximal contraction with a dynamometer and then maintaining one-third of the maximal contraction for 5 min.
Two trials were first recorded, consisting of a 2-4-second maximal contraction, with a 30-second rest period between each trial.
75 Responder rates at week 4 for each facial area were 100% at both repose and maximal contraction, with the exception of the crow's feet at maximal contraction (85%).
In contrast, the maximal contraction with ET-1 was similar in the two groups, although the sensitivity to the contraction elicited by ET-1 was significantly greater in LHL than in LLL lambs (PD2: 8.08 ± 0.13 vs. 7.22 ± 0.28, P < 0.05; Fig. 2 B ).
Aortic rings from Alk1 +/+ and Alk1+/− mice were first stimulated to 80-90% of maximal contraction with phenylephrine (PE), and increasing concentrations of ACh induced a marked and dose-dependent relaxation that was similar in aortic rings from both groups of mice (Fig. S3E).
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Testing will comprise two maximal contractions with the peak value used for analysis.
The tracheal contraction was expressed as percentage of maximal contraction (100%), with some exceptions expressed as tension.
The contractile function of each segment and a maximal contraction was determined with 10 ìM phenylephrine (Phe).
Concentration-dependent contractions of third-order mesenteric arteries were induced by UTP addition, with maximal contraction seen at UTP concentrations ≥50 µM (EC50 28 µM).
In series 1B (n = 10 rings per group), 1 × 10-2 M TEA caused marked but transient vasoconstriction, with a maximal contraction of 36.5 ± 3.1% attained 8 minutes following TEA addition.
We made digital recordings at multiple sites at rest and with moderate and maximal contraction.
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