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Inorganic Nitrite Induces Second-Window Preconditioning in Healthy Volunteers

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Ormerod, J., Evans, J., Contractor, H., Kharbanda, R., Frenneaux, M., & Ashrafian, H. (2016). Inorganic Nitrite Induces Second-Window Preconditioning in Healthy Volunteers. CIRCULATION, 124(21).

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Ormerod, J., et al. “Inorganic Nitrite Induces Second-Window Preconditioning in Healthy Volunteers.” CIRCULATION, vol. 124, no. 21, 2016.

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Ormerod, J, J Evans, H Contractor, R Kharbanda, M Frenneaux, and H Ashrafian. 2016. “Inorganic Nitrite Induces Second-Window Preconditioning in Healthy Volunteers.” CIRCULATION 124 (21).
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Journal:: CIRCULATION
Volume:: 124
Issue:: 21
Publication date:: 2011-11-22
ISSN:: 0009-7322
Source identifiers:: 317071

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Keywords:: Ischemia reperfusion

Endothelial function
Pubs id:: pubs:317071
UUID:: uuid:e4d88dfa-60c3-46d8-8445-0263937c7c33
Local pid:: pubs:317071
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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