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noradrenergic

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noradrenergic /nor·ad·ren·er·gic/ (-ah-dren-urj´ik) activated by or secreting norepinephrine.
nor·ad·ren·er·gic (nôrd-r-nûrjk)
adj.
Stimulated by or releasing norepinephrine.
noradrenergic [nor″ah-dren-er´jik]
activated by or secreting norepinephrine.
noradrenergic
activated by or secreting norepinephrine.
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