… NPY receptors in novel therapies for cardiovascular disease. … Neuropeptide Y signaling
cascade in cardiovascular tissues … and paracrine effects of NPY modulate cardiac contractibility, …

… The neuropeptide Y (NPY) has now been discovered for more than thirty … , NPY performs a
variety of physiological functions, including the regulation of food intake, cardiovascular effects…

… Neuropeptide Y (NPY) is a potent endogenous vasoconstrictor involved in modulation of …
of neuropeptide Y (NPY) and ergonovine. Constriction of epicardial arteries in response to NPY …

… In this review, we will elaborate the effects of NPY and its receptors on vascular and cardiac
remodeling and outline the efforts and studies currently under way to drive its use from …

… Therefore, in the present study, we first characterized the NPY-producing cells in surgically
removed cardiac tissues from patients with chronic heart failure and from mice with AMI. Then…

… Neuropeptide Y (NPY) is a cotransmitter that is released alongside norepinephrine from …
NPY is known to be the most abundant neuropeptide in the heart and is significantly …

… very high levels of NPY measured in the STEMI group where cardiac NPY release is likely to
… We also did not measure cardiac NPY release via a CS-arterial NPY difference. By the time …

… of stages 2–5 CKD patients neuropeptide Y robustly predicted cardiovascular events.
Such a … On note, we registered an important effect modification by age on the NPY-cardiovascular …

… Specifically, CS levels NPY … that cardiac release is a significant source of NPY in HF.
Therefore, in this study, we have measured CS NPY, which is more reflective of cardiac NPY …

… Cardiovascular effects: NPY helps in neural regulation for functioning of cardiovascular
conditions and glucose metabolism and found in high concentrations around the blood vessels …