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Publications by E. M. Dwyer

Immediate Exercise Hyperemia in Humans Is Contraction Intensity Dependent: Evidence for Rapid Vasodilation

Journal of Applied Physiology

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Exercise Reduces Arterial Pressure Augmentation Through Vasodilation of Muscular Arteries in Humans

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Elevation in Resting Blood Flow Attenuates Exercise Hyperemia

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AKAP150-dependent Cooperative TRPV4 Channel Gating Is Central to Endothelium-Dependent Vasodilation and Is Disrupted in Hypertension

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