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Induce the constriction of smooth muscle, especially in FIGURE 8.34 Leukotriene C. Induce the constriction of smooth muscle, especially in lung to cause asthma. Fig. 8-34, p.210

Induce platelet aggregation and smooth muscle contraction p.211b

Research on leukotrienes may provide new treatments for asthma, perhaps eliminating the need for inhalers, such as the one shown here. p.211a

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