ESC 365 - Parathyroid hormone causes endothelial dysfunction by inducing mitochondrial ROS and specific oxidative signal transduction modifications

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Parathyroid hormone causes endothelial dysfunction by inducing mitochondrial ROS and specific oxidative signal transduction modifications

Session: Poster Session 1 - Basic Science- Metabolism

Topic: Vascular Biology and Physiology

Speaker: Doctor J. Gambardella (Napoly, IT)

Event: Heart Failure 2019

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Doctor Jessica Gambardella

Federico II University Hospital, Napoly (Italy)

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Poster Session 1 - Basic Science- Metabolism

Speakers: Doctor J. Gambardella, Miss T. Kasi Ganeshan, Doctor T. Kulikova, Mr K. Tsilafakis, Doctor M. Russo

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Heart Failure 2019

25 May - 28 May 2019

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