Tissue angiotensin-converting enzyme blockade by MC-838 (altiopril calcium) infused intravenously to miniature pigs: comparison with captopril.
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Summary
Effective activities of MC-838 and captopril occurred in the lung and kidney where higher ACE activity in a variety of tissues was found, to a lesser degree in the serum and some target organs, and not at all in the brain, heart and aorta.
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Captopril, Angiotensin-converting enzyme, Bradykinin, Endocrinology, Internal medicine
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