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Regulation of connexins by hypoxia in rat pulmonary vascular cells in an in vitro model of pulmonary hypertension
A. McNair (Glasgow, United Kingdom)
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International Congress 2017 – Experimental PH
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Experimental PH
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Thematic Poster
Number:
2380
Disease area:
Pulmonary vascular diseases
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