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JA Bevan; John Dodge; CL Walters; Theresa L Wellman; RD Bevan
Dimensions and wall force development capacity of human pial arteries from normotensives is not altered in obesity.
JA Bevan; John Dodge; CL Walters; Theresa L Wellman; RD Bevan
As human pial arteries (internal diameter 200-1000 microm) get smaller, their wall thickness and capacity to develop tension relative to their diameter increase.
JA Bevan; RD Bevan; CL Walters; Theresa L Wellman
Functional changes in human pial arteries (300 to 900 micrometer ID) within 48 hours of aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage.

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2001: JA Bevan; John Dodge; CL Walters; Theresa L Wellman; RD Bevan
Dimensions and wall force development capacity of human pial arteries from normotensives is not altered in obesity.
International journal of obesity and related metabolic disorders : journal of the International Association for the Study of Obesity 2001;25(5):756-8.
1999: JA Bevan; John Dodge; CL Walters; Theresa L Wellman; RD Bevan
As human pial arteries (internal diameter 200-1000 microm) get smaller, their wall thickness and capacity to develop tension relative to their diameter increase.
Life sciences 1999;65(11):1153-61.
1998: JA Bevan; RD Bevan; CL Walters; Theresa L Wellman
Functional changes in human pial arteries (300 to 900 micrometer ID) within 48 hours of aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage.
Stroke; a journal of cerebral circulation 1998;29(12):2575-9.
1998: RD Bevan; John Dodge; P Nichols; Paul L Penar; CL Walters; Theresa L Wellman; JA Bevan
Weakness of sympathetic neural control of human pial compared with superficial temporal arteries reflects low innervation density and poor sympathetic responsiveness.
Stroke; a journal of cerebral circulation 1998;29(1):212-21.
1997: Nathalie Thorin-Trescases; T Bartolotta; N Hyman; Paul L Penar; CL Walters; RD Bevan; JA Bevan
Diameter dependence of myogenic tone of human pial arteries. Possible relation to distensibility.
Stroke; a journal of cerebral circulation 1997;28(12):2486-92.
1997: Eric Thorin; MA Shatos; SM Shreeve; CL Walters; JA Bevan
Human vascular endothelium heterogeneity. A comparative study of cerebral and peripheral cultured vascular endothelial cells.
Stroke; a journal of cerebral circulation 1997;28(2):375-81.
1996: Natalia I Gokina; Theresa L Wellman; RD Bevan; CL Walters; Paul L Penar; JA Bevan
Role of Ca(2+)-activated K+ channels in the regulation of membrane potential and tone of smooth muscle in human pial arteries.
Circulation research 1996;79(4):881-6.
1996: Natalia I Gokina; RD Bevan; CL Walters; JA Bevan
Electrical activity underlying rhythmic contraction in human pial arteries.
Circulation research 1996;78(1):148-53.
1989: J W Duckworth; George C Wellman; CL Walters; JA Bevan
Aminergic histofluorescence and contractile responses to transmural electrical field stimulation and norepinephrine of human middle cerebral arteries obtained promptly after death.
Circulation research 1989;65(2):316-24.