Circulating neuropeptide Y in humans: relation to changes in catecholamine levels and changes in hemodynamics

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Ciroxlating neuropeptide Y in humans: relation to changes in catecholamine levels and changes in hemodynamics G. J. Hauser, M. A. Danchak, M. P. Colvin, R. A. Hopkins, B.

Wocial, A. K. Myers, Z. Zukowska-Grojec Neuropeptides 30 (2), ] 59-165 The wrong illustration was published for Figure 2 in the above article. The correct figure is published below. The publishers wish to apologize for any inconvenience. 2500 p=0.02 r=.79

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