… In particular, the nature and characteristics of feedback loops and the primary modulating …
of hypertension and the practical implications for the prevention and control of hypertension …

… of hypertension onset. Many pathophysiologic factors have been implicated in the genesis of
essential hypertension: … , may antedate hypertension and contribute to its pathogenesis has …

… 5.1 Basic renal-body fluid feedback mechanism for long-term blood pressure regulation. A
key component of this feedback is the effect of arterial pressure and urine sodium excretion, …

… In particular, the nature and characteristics of feedback loops and … hypertension is then
presented. Finally, the practical implications for the prevention and clinical control of hypertension …

… is carried to whichever side of the loop. The hypothesis of a causative self-limiting venous
collapse (SVC) feedback loop in IIH pathogenesis, which we proposed in 2005 on the basis of …

… In situations of increased protein demand, complex signalling pathways, termed the unfolded
protein response, influence a series of cellular feedback loops to control ER function strictly…

… Renin may play a critical role in the pathogenesis of most hypertension, a view long … 4 :
Diagram showing various feedback loops that may be involved in the rise in blood pressure that …

… of blood pressure, and thus the pathogenesis of hypertension. It originated in the sixties and
… of hypertension research. However, the concept of one central long-term feedback loop, …

… in adipocyte mass generates an autocrine positive feedback loop for RAAS components. A
… in the pathogenesis of both the metabolic syndrome and of obesity-related hypertension. In …

… This cycle has a crucial role in the pathogenesis and maintenance of hypertension, and its
renal … If not interrupted, the positive feedback loop involving oxidative stress, inflammation and …