High intraluminal pressure via increased release of hydrogen peroxide maintains arteriolar responsiveness to angiotensin II

High intraluminal pressure via increased release of hydrogen peroxide maintains arteriolar responsiveness to angiotensin II

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Hauptverfasser:	Koller, A, Erdei, N, Edes, I, Toth, J, Bagi, Z
Format:	Conference item
Veröffentlicht:	2007

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