Severe sleep apnea during REM sleep is associated with decreased levels of anti-inflammatory proteins - A proteomic approach to study the impact of sleep-disordered breathing
E. Lindberg (Uppsala, Sweden), J. Theorell-Haglöw (Uppsala, Sweden), E. Freyhult (Uppsala, Sweden), C. Sahlin (Umeå, Sweden), K. Franklin (Umeå, Sweden), A. Malinovschi (Uppsala, Sweden), C. Janson (Uppsala, Sweden), M. Ljunggren (Uppsala, Sweden)
Source: International Congress 2019 – Consequences of sleep-disordered breathing from molecular and clinical points of view
Disease area: Sleep and breathing disorders
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