Titlebook: Angiotensin II Receptor Blockade Physiological and Clinical Implications; Naranjan S. Dhalla (Distinguished Professor and Di Book 1998 Spr

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Sarah L. Beringer,Sylvia Maier,Markus Thielprocesses and in the pathogenesis of disease. Blocking the system pharmacologically is a crucial line of investigation, a function ordinarily played by glandular ablation and hormone replacement. The pharmacological agents, on the other hand, are often plagued by actions which contribute to ambiguit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-76985-0. Regardless of its origin, the response of cardiovascular tissues to Ang II is mediated by specific cell surface receptors. In vascular tissues, two angiotensin receptors have been characterized according to their sensitivity to the specific antagonists losartan and PD123319 [1]. The AT. receptor (

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EU Digital Copyright Law and the End-Usert care. Considering the complexity of some guidelines, the time constraints of clinical practice, and the discrepancies between patients’ characteristics and entry criteria for clinical trials, one can wonder whether practice guidelines and practicing medicine are compatible [1]. In the past, most o