Yoshiko Masubuchi

Inhibition of the pathogenesis of spontaneous hypertension in SHR by gonadectomy

Testosterone replacement induced enhancement both in norepinephrine-release from Aorta and systolic blood pressure in orchiectomized spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR)

Estradiol replacement could recovered the decreased systolic blood pressure, contraly could not altered the increased NE-release from Aorta, in ovariectomized SHR

Differences of catecholamine-release from the four parts of Aorta that relate to control of androgen and estrogen in hypertension of spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR)

Hypertension in resposible for brain catecholamine which modulated by androgen and estrogen

A Role of Estrogen to Regulate Mechanisms of Catecholamine Release from Aorta and Adrenal Medulla in SHR

Androgen Deprivation Inhibits Anti-hypertensive Action of Captopril and Sar1, Ile8-Angiotensin II which was Closely Related to Decrease of Central Renin

Age-related Change of Pressor Response to Norepinephrine and Tyramine and its Role of Gonads in SHR

Mechanisms of action of estrogen to pressor response and its facilitates the inhibitory action of angiotensin converting enzyme in SHR

Effects of gonadectomy in response to antihypertensive agent on onekidney, DOCAsalt hypertension in rat