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Sialotonin: Vasopressor Substance in Cat Submaxillary Saliva C. MORIWAKI, SUSANNE BEILENSON & M. SCHACHTER
Department of Physiology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
THE potent vasodepressor effect of cat's submaxillary saliva after intravenous injection into the cat was first noted by Secker1,2. After some controversy about the alleged similarity of this substance to acetylcholine3–5, it is now clear that it is a glycoprotein, that is salivary kallikrein6,7.
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Schachter, M.
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Werle, E.
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Beilenson, S.
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