Nongenomic, ER-mediated activation of endothelial nitric oxide synthase: how does it work? What does it mean?
ME Mendelsohn - Circulation research, 2000 - Am Heart Assoc
ME Mendelsohn
Circulation research, 2000•Am Heart AssocThe administration of estrogens in animals tends to inhibit the development of
atherosclerosis...[Therefore], attempts are being made in human males to prevent further
progress of the disease in cases of angina or previous coronary thrombosis by long-range
estrogen therapy. This work is in its infancy. It is hoped that, with further research,
compounds might be found that eliminate the undesirable action of such hormones and yet
retain its beneficial effects on arteries (Samuel A. Levine, 1958).
atherosclerosis...[Therefore], attempts are being made in human males to prevent further
progress of the disease in cases of angina or previous coronary thrombosis by long-range
estrogen therapy. This work is in its infancy. It is hoped that, with further research,
compounds might be found that eliminate the undesirable action of such hormones and yet
retain its beneficial effects on arteries (Samuel A. Levine, 1958).
The administration of estrogens in animals tends to inhibit the development of atherosclerosis... [Therefore], attempts are being made in human males to prevent further progress of the disease in cases of angina or previous coronary thrombosis by long-range estrogen therapy. This work is in its infancy. It is hoped that, with further research, compounds might be found that eliminate the undesirable action of such hormones and yet retain its beneficial effects on arteries (Samuel A. Levine, 1958).
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