Lawrence W. Byers

Baptist Memorial Hospital — United States

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Hormonal Regulation and Hypertension(9), Eicosanoids and Hypertension Pharmacology(9), Fatty Acid Research and Health(5), Birth, Development, and Health(5), Diet, Metabolism, and Disease(5)

Publications30 total

SECRETION OF MEDULLIPIN I BY THE KIDNEY INVOLVES THE CYTOCHROME P-450 ENZYME SYSTEM
Journal of Hypertension·1994· 3 cited
Purification of Class I Medullipins from the Venous Effluent of Isolated Normal Kidneys Perfused under High Pressure with Saline
Blood Pressure·1994· 14 cited
Lipomedullipinoma: A Source of Hypermedullipinemia
Blood Pressure·1993· 4 cited
Secretion of medullipin I by the kidney requires oxygen
Journal of Hypertension·1992· 5 cited
Biologic Differences Between Vasodilator Prostaglandins and Medullipin I
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences·1992· 8 cited
Persistent Hypotension Associated with Hypermedullipinemia: A New Syndrome
Blood Pressure·1992· 10 cited
Medullipin system. Generation of medullipin II by isolated kidney-liver perfusion.
Hypertension·1991· 6 cited
SECRETION OF MEDULLIPIN I BY ISOLATED KIDNEYS PERFUSED UNDER ELEVATED PRESSURE
Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology·1991· 14 cited
Antihypertensive action of medullipin I given by mouth.
Hypertension·1991· 6 citedOpen Access
Biologic Contrasts Between Medullipin I and Vasoactive Glyceryl Compounds
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences·1989· 10 cited
The renal antihypertensive endocrine function: its relation to cytochrome P-450
Journal of Hypertension·1989· 18 cited
Rapid Communication: Selachyl Alcohol as an Oral Antihypertensive Agent: A Preliminary Note
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences·1987· 1 cited
The Reno-Hepatic Axis of Blood Pressure Control: Further Studies
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences·1987· 6 cited
The liver converts the antihypertensive hormone of the kidney. The renohepatic axis.
Hypertension·1986· 21 citedOpen Access
Antihypertensive polar and neutral renopapillary lipids. Which is a hormone?
Hypertension·1983· 14 citedOpen Access
Cardiovascular effects of antihypertensive renomedullary lipids (APRL and ANRL)
Acta Physiologica Scandinavica·1983· 33 cited
Cardiovascular effects of antihypertensive polar and neutral renomedullary lipids.
Hypertension·1983· 28 citedOpen Access
Blockade of alpha-adrenergic receptors by analogues of phosphatidylcholine
Life Sciences·1982· 11 cited
Derivation of Neutral Antihypertensive Lipid from Renal Venous Effluent in Rats
Clinical Science·1981· 4 cited
Analogs of phosphatidylcholine: alpha-adrenergic antagonists from the renal medulla.
Hypertension·1981· 53 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

E. E. Muirhead(26), B Brooks(23), James A. Pitcock(9), Byron E. Leach(5), Russell L. Prewitt(3), Keith A. Smith(3), D. M. Desiderio(3), G Göthberg(3), Peter Thorén(3), R. F. Dowell(3), Peggy S. Brown(3), Robert G. Heath(2), Wilton A. Rightsel(2), Björn Folkow(2), Pamela Brown(2), David H. P. Streeten(2), E. Todd Schroeder(2), Merle L. Blank(1), Fred Snyder(1), Iris M. Krupp(1)