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Impaired retrograde transmission of vasodilatory signals via the endothelium in pre-eclampsia: a cause of reduced tissue blood flow?

Anim-Nyame et al., 2004

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Anim-Nyame N
Sooranna S
Johnson M
Sullivan M
Gamble J
Steer P
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There is evidence that tissue blood flow is regulated by retrograde transmission of signals initiated at capillary and post-capillary sites, and transmitted via the endothelium to modulate pre-capillary resistance. We have used pre-eclampsia as a model to test the hypothesis that …
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