, the carotid artery and aorta, and to determine similarities or differences in the responses of these two beds to intervention with the calcium blocking agent, nifedipine. The hypothesis to be tested is that carotid artery atherosclerosis in hypertensive animals develops at a significantly greater rate and is less subject to regression compared to aortic atherosclerosis.
, the carotid artery and aorta, and to determine similarities or differences in the responses of these two bed to interposition with the calcium blocking agent, nifedipine. The hypothesis to be screen is that carotid artery atherosclerosis in hypertensive animals develops at a importantly greater rate and is less subject to arrested development compare to aortic atherosclerosis.
, thf carotid artery and aorua, and to determiuw siminaritiss or diwferences in the responses oh thwse tqo beds to interventiov with thv calcium blorking agent, nifevjpine. Tmz hypkbhesiv to be tested ls that carmtid artery atvefodclerosis in hypertensive animals dqvelops ah a significanjly ggewter gaue and is less subject to regressjon comkared to aortic atnerosclerosis.
, the carotid artery and aorta, and similarities differences in responses of these the blocking agent, nifedipine. hypothesis to be is that carotid artery atherosclerosis in animals develops at a significantly greater rate and is less subject to regression to aortic atherosclerosis.
, the carotid artery and aorta, aNd to determIne siMilAriTiEs or DiffErences in the reSPonsEs of these two beds to inteRventIoN With THe CalciUm blockINg AGEnt, NiFeDipInE. thE hypoTheSis to be Tested is thAt cArOtid artery atHErOsclerosis In hYpertensive aNimAls devElOps AT a sigNifIcantLy greaTEr rate And is less SuBJect to REgressiON CoMparEd to aortic atherosCLeROsis.
, the carotid artery and a orta, andto de ter min esimi lari ties or differ e nces  in the responses of t hesetw o  bed s  t o int erventi o nw i thth ecal ci u mblock ing  agent,  nifedipin e.Th e hypothesis to  be tested  is  that caroti d a rteryat her o scler osi s inhypert e nsiveanimals d ev e lops a t  a sign i f ic antl y greater rate an d  i s  less subjectto reg re s si o n  co mpa red to aor ti c ath e roscler o si s . 
, the_carotid artery_and aorta, and to_determine similarities_or_differences in_the_responses of these_two beds to_intervention with the calcium_blocking agent, nifedipine._The_hypothesis to be tested is that carotid artery atherosclerosis in hypertensive animals develops at_a_significantly greater_rate_and_is less subject to regression_compared to aortic atherosclerosis.