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… exercise-induced heart rate and the nonselective inhibition of both β 1 adrenergic receptor
(… effects in other tissues, such as bronchial and blood vessel constriction (Cleland et al., 2000)…

… tested, including those targeting ventilatorassociated lung injury (VALI), dead space ventilation,
inflammation, alveolar epithelial and capillary endothelial injury, and dysfunctional fluid …

… This is thought to be secondary to acid in the lungs causing platelet-neutrophil interactions
… pulmonary vascular permeability, a major characteristic of ARDS. Increased permeability …

… In lungs, inhalation of albuterol and other β2-agonists are thought to mainly affect airway
smooth muscle cells and have a bronchodilatory effect, although effects on other lung cells (…

… One group designed DGKγ-specific inhibitor and by radiolabeling and positron emission
536 tomography (PET) scans traced the molecule to cross the blood brain barrier and bind 537 …

… Beta2-adrenoceptor agonists as inhibitors of lung vascular permeability to radiolabelled
transferrin in the adult respiratory distress syndrome in man. Eur J Nucl Med. 1986;12(8):381–4. …

… by a combination of functional studies using radiolabelled substrates with gene expression
… active activators and inhibitors. In paper I, the well-studied β2-AR agonist terbutaline was …

Atthe Institute of Biochemistry named after H. Buniatyan we discovered and studied hypothalamic
peptides with coronary dilatory and antioxidant activities:neurohormone C (NC) and …

… The potential of nucleic acid therapeutics is almost limitless, as it allows for a broad spectrum
of applications including inhibition of pathological protein production (ie, gene silencing), …