[HTML][HTML] The roles of noncardiomyocytes in cardiac remodeling
D Yang, HQ Liu, FY Liu, N Tang, Z Guo… - … journal of biological …, 2020 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
… of cardiac structure as well as disturbance of cardiac function… initiation and development of
cardiac remodeling. Other than … regulate the process of cardiac remodeling, such as cardiac …
cardiac remodeling. Other than … regulate the process of cardiac remodeling, such as cardiac …
Cardiac remodeling in obesity
ED Abel, SE Litwin, G Sweeney - Physiological reviews, 2008 - journals.physiology.org
… of cardiac remodeling. There is currently great interest in the role of adipokines, factors
secreted from adipose tissue, and their role in the numerous cardiovascular complications of …
secreted from adipose tissue, and their role in the numerous cardiovascular complications of …
miR-22 in cardiac remodeling and disease
ZP Huang, DZ Wang - Trends in cardiovascular medicine, 2014 - Elsevier
… In this review, we will focus on miR-22, one of the cardiac-enriched … on the regulation of
miR-22 in cardiac remodeling and discuss the future directions of studying this miRNA in cardiac …
miR-22 in cardiac remodeling and discuss the future directions of studying this miRNA in cardiac …
Cardiac remodeling and failure: from molecules to man (Part I)
… Cardiac remodeling (CR) is the restructuring and reshaping of the heart that underlies heart
failure progression. CR is a major determinant of the clinical course of CHF, irrespective of …
failure progression. CR is a major determinant of the clinical course of CHF, irrespective of …
Molecular mechanisms of cardiac remodeling and regeneration in physical exercise
D Schüttler, S Clauss, LT Weckbach, S Brunner - Cells, 2019 - mdpi.com
… In the following review, we highlight these cellular mechanisms of cardiac remodeling in
response to physical exercise with a focus on signaling pathways and microRNAs. …
response to physical exercise with a focus on signaling pathways and microRNAs. …
Redox regulation of cardiac ASK1 (apoptosis signal-regulating kinase 1) controls p38-MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) and orchestrates cardiac remodeling …
DN Meijles, JJ Cull, T Markou, STE Cooper… - …, 2020 - Am Heart Assoc
Systemic hypertension increases cardiac workload causing cardiomyocyte hypertrophy and
increased cardiac fibrosis. An underlying feature is increased production of reactive oxygen …
increased cardiac fibrosis. An underlying feature is increased production of reactive oxygen …
miR-133: a suppressor of cardiac remodeling?
N Li, H Zhou, Q Tang - Frontiers in pharmacology, 2018 - frontiersin.org
… cardiac fibrosis and deteriorating cardiac function (Thum et al., 2008). Hence, different miRNAs
may exert diverse effects on cardiac remodeling, … protects against cardiac remodeling to …
may exert diverse effects on cardiac remodeling, … protects against cardiac remodeling to …
Long non-coding RNAs in cardiac remodeling
S Shen, H Jiang, Y Bei, J Xiao, X Li - Cellular Physiology and …, 2017 - karger.com
… system, providing novel insights and therapeutic targets for cardiovascular diseases. Here
we reviewed the progress of lncRNAs’ roles in cardiac remodeling and HF, especially the …
we reviewed the progress of lncRNAs’ roles in cardiac remodeling and HF, especially the …
Role of microRNAs in cardiac remodeling and heart failure
VK Topkara, DL Mann - Cardiovascular drugs and therapy, 2011 - Springer
… remodeling, we deconstructed adverse cardiac remodeling into its component parts, including:
changes in the biology of the cardiac … of the adverse cardiac remodeling process may …
changes in the biology of the cardiac … of the adverse cardiac remodeling process may …
TIMPs and cardiac remodeling:'Embracing the MMP-independent-side of the family'
D Vanhoutte, S Heymans - Journal of molecular and cellular cardiology, 2010 - Elsevier
… Moreover, we discuss how these cell-specific insights may contribute to the process of cardiac
remodeling, disease and failure. Finally, we identify where additional research is needed …
remodeling, disease and failure. Finally, we identify where additional research is needed …