Hypoxia, vascular smooth muscles and endothelium
Hypoxia, or the lack of oxygen, has multiple impacts on the vascular system. The major molecular sensors for hypoxia at the cellular level are hypoxia inducible factor and heme oxygenase. Hypoxia also acts on the vasculature directly conveying its damaging effects through disruption of the control o...
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Main Authors: | Calvin K. Chan (Author), Paul M. Vanhoutte (Author) |
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2013-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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