Pan-PPAR agonists directly target BK channels for the acute relaxation of pulmonary arteries. - Vienna 2024

Unveiling mechanisms in chronic lung diseases: from bronchopulmonary dysplasia to fibrosis, pulmonary hypertension and cancer

Chair(s): Aur?lien Justet, Georges Doumet HELOU

Session type: Poster session

Pan-PPAR agonists directly target BK channels for the acute relaxation of pulmonary arteries.

Nagaraj Chandran

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Pan-PPAR agonists directly target BK channels for the acute relaxation of pulmonary arteries.

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