Circulation Research -- Table of Contents (11 [1])

Volume 11, Issue 1; July 1, 1962

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	From Bright Toward Light: The Story of Hypertension Research George E. Wakerlin Circ Res. 1962;11:131-136 PDF
	Neural Factors Responsible for Cardiovascular Regulation Eric Neil Circ Res. 1962;11:137-143 PDF
	Mechanism of the Carotid Sinus in Experimental Hypertension Paul Kezdi Circ Res. 1962;11:145-152 PDF
	Chronic Experimental Hypertension in Dogs after Constriction of Brachiocephalic and Left Subclavian Arteries Edward W. Hawthorne and A. K. Mandal Circ Res. 1962;11:153-160 Abstract \| PDF
	Chronic Carotid Sinus Compression in Dogs: A Study of Hemodynamic Changes with and without Sinus Denervation J. Maxwell Little, A. Robert Cordell, and Eugene A. Conrad Circ Res. 1962;11:161-169 Abstract \| PDF
	Relation of Renin and Angiotensin II to the Control of Aldosterone Secretion James O. Davis, Charles C. J. Carpenter, and Carlos R. Ayers Circ Res. 1962;11:171-184 Abstract \| PDF
	Renin, A Physiologic Regulator of Renal Hemodynamics? Herman E. Schmid, Jr. Circ Res. 1962;11:185-193 Abstract \| PDF
	The Metabolism of Angiotensin II Robert L. Wolf, Milton Mendlowitz, Stanley E. Gitlow, and Nosrat Naftchi Circ Res. 1962;11:195-208 Abstract \| PDF
	Functional Characteristics of Renovascular Hypertension with Emphasis on the Relationship of Renal Blood Flow to Hypertension Thomas A. Stamey Circ Res. 1962;11:209-219 PDF
	Some Aspects of Occlusive Renal Arterial Disease in Man Harriet P. Dustan Circ Res. 1962;11:221-226 Abstract \| PDF

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Volume 11, Issue 1; July 1, 1962

Articles

From Bright Toward Light: The Story of Hypertension Research

Neural Factors Responsible for Cardiovascular Regulation

Mechanism of the Carotid Sinus in Experimental Hypertension

Chronic Experimental Hypertension in Dogs after Constriction of Brachiocephalic and Left Subclavian Arteries

Chronic Carotid Sinus Compression in Dogs: A Study of Hemodynamic Changes with and without Sinus Denervation

Relation of Renin and Angiotensin II to the Control of Aldosterone Secretion

Renin, A Physiologic Regulator of Renal Hemodynamics?

The Metabolism of Angiotensin II

Functional Characteristics of Renovascular Hypertension with Emphasis on the Relationship of Renal Blood Flow to Hypertension

Some Aspects of Occlusive Renal Arterial Disease in Man

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