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Histamine in Action: Exploring Its Release and Role in Exercising Skeletal Muscle
Histamine is released in exercising skeletal muscle, where it has a pronounced effect on sustained post-exercise vasodilation and post-exercise hypotension. The actions of histamine in skeletal muscle further include facilitating cellular crosstalk and transcriptional responses following exercise, a
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