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RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF EXTRACELLULAR Ca2+ AND Ca2+ STORES TO SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTION IN ARTERIES AND ARTERIOLES OF RAT, GUINEA‐PIG DOG AND RABBIT

1. These studies describe the functional effects of modulation of the sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) Ca2+ stores at three levels of the vasculature: (i) large arteries (rat and guinea‐pig aorta); (ii) small resistance arteries (rat tail artery, rabbit mesenteric artery, dog mesenteric artery); and (iii) arterioles (guinea‐pig submucosal arterioles of the small intestine).