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14 July 2014 by Marlene Rabinovitch

Conference talk

Harnessing Pathology of Pulmonary Hypertension to Therapeutic Advantage

All credits to Marlene Rabinovitch FPVRI, Professor of Pediatrics, at Stanford University School of Medicine, in Stanford- California | United States

Presented at the 1st Annual Drug Discovery and Development Symposium, July 14-15th 2014, Bethesda, USA

 

Additional key-words:  endothelin receptor antagonists,BMPR2,PPARgamma,p53

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Marlene Rabinovitch

Professor of Pediatrics

Stanford University

United States

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