High Glucose Induced Changes in Human VEC Phenotype in a 3D Hydrogel Derived From Cell-Free Native Aortic Root

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RT @FrontCVMedicine: Proudly presenting "Inflammation, Metabolism and Epigenetics in Valvular Heart Disease" Open access collection led by…

16 Mar 2022

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Proudly presenting "Inflammation, Metabolism and Epigenetics in Valvular Heart Disease" Open access collection led by Eva Jover, Paolo Madeddu, Natalia Lopez-Andres and Ashton Faulkner #ValvularHeartDisease 🫀 Read the top article here 👇 https://t.co/kdrs

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High Glucose Induced Changes in Human VEC Phenotype in a 3D Hydrogel Derived From Cell-Free Native Aortic Root https://t.co/jVDK4HRARX

30 Aug 2021

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New Research: High Glucose Induced Changes in Human VEC Phenotype in a 3D Hydrogel Derived From Cell-Free Native Aortic Root: Background: Valvular endothelial cells (VEC) have key roles in maintaining valvular integrity and homeostasis,… https://t.co/ZiutL

12 Aug 2021

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