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動脈と毛細血管の間のトランジションセグメントの超筋肉化を減らすことは,自発的な脳内出血から保護します

Julien Ratelade1, Nicholas R Klug2, Damiano Lombardi3

  • 1Institute of Psychiatry and Neurosciences of Paris (IPNP), Inserm U1266, University of Paris, France (J.R., M.K.S.C.A., V.D-D., A.J.).

Circulation
|March 19, 2020
PubMed
まとめ

深い脳内出血 (ICH) は2つの血管の欠陥を伴う: 移行部分の筋肉化と滑らかな筋肉の細胞喪失. Notch3によって引き起こされる この二重の欠陥は 圧力を高め 破裂を促し 脳卒中のメカニズムに 新たな洞察をもたらします

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ネズミのノッチ3タンパク質脳出血コラーゲン型IV筋細胞,滑らかな筋肉

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