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Abstract 290: Cardiac Myocyte Gq Signaling Decreases Cardiac Function During Chronic High Blood Pressure Through Cardiac Remodeling

David M. Harris, Xiongwen Chen, Stéphanie Pesant, Heather I. Cohn, Scott M. MacDonnell, Mattieu Boucher, Korin Faulkner, Maggie Shapiro, Patrick Most, Steven R. Houser, Walter J. Koch, Andrea D. Eckhart

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Chronic pressure overload and elevated levels of neurohormones initiate cardiac hypertrophy(HYP) and dysfunction. These neurohormones bind to Gq protein-coupled receptors which are an integral part...

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Chronic pressure overload and elevated levels of neurohormones initiate cardiac hypertrophy(HYP) and dysfunction. These neurohormones bind to Gq protein-coupled receptors which are an integral part...

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Chronic pressure overload and elevated levels of neurohormones initiate cardiac hypertrophy(HYP) and dysfunction. These neurohormones bind to Gq protein-coupled receptors which are an integral part...

Key concepts: Medicine, Cardiac myocyte, Cardiac function curve, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Myocyte, Blood pressure, Heart failure

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