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Ischemia’s Proliferative and Morphological Effects: Analyzing the Roles of Hypoxia, Hypercapnia, and Glucose
In ischemic tissues, oxygen (O2) and glucose become depleted while cells concomitantly promote carbon dioxide (CO2) and waste accumulation. Hypoxia has become a topic of great interest. Notably, these insults, in...
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Vascular Cell Responses to Fluid Shear Stress
The development of several vascular diseases is linked to both blood flowproperties and cellular behavior in the arterial and venous systems. For instance, atherosclerosis development is dependent on the blood...