Progressive decline in circulating CNP with aging is associated with progressive cardiac fibrosis and myocardial impairment

Jeson Sangaralingham; Fernando L Martin; Paul M McKie; Tomoko Ichiki; Selma F Mohammed; Gerald E Harders; Elise A Oehler; Horng H Chen; Margaret M Redfield; John C Burnett

doi:10.1186/1471-2210-9-S1-S35

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Progressive decline in circulating CNP with aging is associated with progressive cardiac fibrosis and myocardial impairment

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Progressive decline in circulating CNP with aging is associated with progressive cardiac fibrosis and myocardial impairment

Jeson Sangaralingham, Fernando L Martin, Paul M McKie, Tomoko Ichiki, Selma F Mohammed, Gerald E Harders, Elise A Oehler, Horng H Chen, Margaret M Redfield and John C Burnett

BMC pharmacology, Vol.9(Suppl 1), pp.S35-S35

08/11/2009

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-2210-9-S1-S35

PMCID: PMC3313427

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Title: Progressive decline in circulating CNP with aging is associated with progressive cardiac fibrosis and myocardial impairment
Creators: Jeson Sangaralingham - Mayo Clinic
Fernando L Martin - Mayo Clinic
Paul M McKie - Mayo Clinic
Tomoko Ichiki - Mayo Clinic
Selma F Mohammed - Mayo Clinic in Florida
Gerald E Harders - Mayo Clinic
Elise A Oehler - Mayo Clinic
Horng H Chen - Mayo Clinic
Margaret M Redfield - Mayo Clinic in Arizona
John C Burnett - Mayo Clinic
Publication Details: BMC pharmacology, Vol.9(Suppl 1), pp.S35-S35
Publisher: BioMed Central
Identifiers: 991005963695902656
Academic Unit: Cardiology
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article