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Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology.

L. Curtiss Göran K. Hansson P. Libby M. Correia W. Haynes A. H. Lichtenstein L. Appel M. Brands M. Carnethon S. Daniels H. Franch B. Franklin P. Kris-Etherton William S. Harris B. Howard N. Karanja M. Lefevre L. Rudel Frank M. Sacks L. V. van Horn M. Winston J. Wylie-Rosett

2015 · Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology · Vol 35 1, pp. 1 · 54 citations · 1,463 references

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The results indicate that cardiopulmonary HIF2 signaling prevents excessive vascular proliferation during chronic hypoxia and define novel protective roles of HIF2 to warrant stable microvasculature and organ function.

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