Correction of vascular hypercontractility in spontaneously hypertensive rats using shRNAs-induced delta protein kinase C gene silencing
Authors:
- Tetiana NovokhatskaTNTetiana Novokhatska
- Sergey TishkinSTSergey Tishkin
- Victor DosenkoVDVictor Dosenko
- Alexey BoldyrievABAlexey Boldyriev
- Irina IvanovaIIIrina Ivanova
- Ievgen StrielkovISIevgen Strielkov
- Anatoly SolovievASAnatoly Soloviev
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in European Journal of Pharmacology
- Vol. 718 (1-3) , 401-407
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