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Baroreflex control of heart rate by oxytocin in the solitary-vagal complex

Higa KT, Mori E, Viana FF, Morris M, Michelini LC. · American journal of physiology. Regulatory, integrative and comparative physiology · 2002

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“Our data suggest that OT terminals in the solitary vagal complex modulate reflex control of the heart, acting to facilitate vagal outflow and the slowdown of the heart.”

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    Higa KT et al. (2002). "Baroreflex control of heart rate by oxytocin in the solitary-vagal complex." American Journal of Physiology – Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology 282(2):R537–R545 (PMID 11792664)
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Baroreflex control of heart rate by oxytocin in the solitary-vagal complex
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“Our data suggest that OT terminals in the solitary vagal complex modulate reflex control of the heart, acting to facilitate vagal outflow and the slowdown of the heart.”

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