The investigators propose a comprehensive assessment of vascular function by measuring blood flow responses in the cutaneous circulation during perfusion of ET-1 receptor antagonists via microdialysis, combined with measures of intracellular protein and receptor expression of endothelial cells and skin punch biopsies collected from normotensive and hypertensive PMW. Investigators central hypothesis is that hypertensive PMW have greater ET-1 mediated vasoconstrictor tone due to increased ET-1 expression, down-regulation of ET-B receptors on endothelial cells and up-regulation of both ET-A and ET-B receptors on VSM leading to increased vasoconstriction and HTN. Investigators further hypothesize that ANG II exacerbates the increase in ET-1, and ET-A and ET-B receptor expression contributing to exaggerated constriction with HTN in PMW.