… participates in the pathophysiology of cardiovascular disease. Biochemical, molecular and
… and pathophysiological role in cardiovascular disease with an emphasis on heart failure. …

… and NO with some hints about pathophysiological implications. The reactions of interest
are reviewed, with special attention to the molecular mechanisms underlying the effects of NO …

… or drugs as well as in some pathophysiological situations. Such … The molecular mechanisms
underlying this modulation are … as pharmacological and pathophysiological implications are …

The exchange of solutes between the blood and the nerve tissue is mediated by specific and
high selective barriers in order to ensure the integrity of the different compartments of the …

… the hypoxic molecular mechanisms reported in different pathological conditions to provide
an overview of hypoxia as a therapeutic agent in regenerative and molecular therapy. …

Nrf2 (nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor 2) is a stress-responsive transcription factor,
associated with cellular homeostasis. Under normal conditions Nrf2 is kept in the cytoplasm by …

… of the molecular mechanisms underlying their antiinflammatory functions (illustrated in
Figure 3). Several other members of the nuclear receptor family also contributed significantly to …

… A better understanding of the molecular mechanisms … at preventing or limiting molecular
events associated with the … of possible pathogenic mechanisms underlying the development …

… Thus, the major critical issues are whether this phenomenon occurs under pathophysiological
… The molecular mechanism of these interactions and its significance in mammalian models …

… and insulin resistance lie at the pathophysiological core of PCOS. An intriguing concept …
This article reviews the molecular mechanisms known to underlie the ovarian and metabolic …