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Cerebral blood supply is finely tuned by regulatory mechanisms depending on vessel caliber the disruption of which contributes to the development of diseases such as vascular dementia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson 's diseases. This study scopes whether cAMP-mimetic-ligands relax young and aged murine cerebral arteries, whether this relates to the activation of PKA or Epac signaling pathways and is changed with advanced age. The hormone Urocortin-1 relaxed submaximally contracted young and old basilar arteries with a similar pD2 and DMAX (