Adaptation to intermittent hypoxia restricts nitric oxide overproduction and prevents beta-amyloid toxicity in rat brain
Authors:
- Sergey V. KruglovSKSergey V. Kruglov
- Maya G. PshennikovaMPMaya G. Pshennikova
- Boris V. SmirinBSBoris V. Smirin
- Igor Yu. MalyshevIMIgor Yu. Malyshev
- Igor V. BarskovIBIgor V. Barskov
- Iljya V. ViktorovIVIljya V. Viktorov
- H. Fred DowneyHDH. Fred Downey
- Eugenia B. ManukhinaEMEugenia B. Manukhina
- 1 December 2010
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Nitric Oxide
- Vol. 23 (4) , 289-299
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