Re: How can Atenolol be cardioselective? } link

Posted by sdb on January 18, 2007, at 23:11:57

In reply to Re: How can Atenolol be cardioselective? } link, posted by sdb on January 18, 2007, at 23:05:38

/Atenolol is truly not very cardioselective. Thats a reason why it works to diminish symphatic stimuli of adrenaline (inotropic/chronotropic/dromotropic) actions of the heart.
It's absolutely wrong to link only beta1-AR's to the heart, there are much beta2-AR's too.

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