Titlebook: Eicosanoids; From Biotechnology t Gian Carlo Folco,Bengt Samuelsson,G. P. Velo Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 Mamm

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書目名稱Eicosanoids影響因子(影響力)




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書目名稱Eicosanoids網(wǎng)絡(luò)公開度




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Thomas Heider,Martin Giersich,Thomas Kirste6,7). Conventionally, this has implied the predominant importance of this isoform in regulating the inflammatory response. Data consistent with this view of the roles of the two enzymes have been obtained from “knock out” mice (8–10). Thus, while the PGHS-1 knock out exhibits a normal phenotype (8),

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Astronomy at the Universidad de Sonorafferent rank orders of agonist potency in a range of different tissues. This report was followed by those of Andersen and Ramwell (1974), Andersen . (1980) and Gardiner and Collier (1980), who provided further evidence for distinct rank orders of prostanoid agonist potency in different systems both

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The Physiological and Therapeutic Significance of Separate Pathways for Prostaglandin Synthesis,ucible biosynthetic pathway that produces prostaglandins mediating specialized physiological responses such as inflammation, mitogenesis, or ovulation. Prostaglandins produced by PGHS-2 act extracellularly, but in addition, may signal within the nucleus. In this review, we will compare the structure

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Polymorphonuclear-Endothelial Cell Interactions and the Control of Coronary Vasculature, two biosynthetic steps leading to bioactive leukotrienes, can be carried out by different cell types, whereby PMNL (i.e. donor cells) can synthesize the unstable metabolic intermediate LTA. which can be metabolized by vicinal cells (i.e. acceptor cells) into LTs B. or C.. Such reaction involves the

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Prostanoid Receptors,fferent rank orders of agonist potency in a range of different tissues. This report was followed by those of Andersen and Ramwell (1974), Andersen . (1980) and Gardiner and Collier (1980), who provided further evidence for distinct rank orders of prostanoid agonist potency in different systems both