NADPH oxidases regulate endothelial inflammatory injury induced by PM2.5 via AKT/eNOS/NO axis
Abstract
Fine particulate matter (PM2.5 )-induced detrimental cardiovascular effects have been widely concerned, especially for endothelial cells, which is the first barrier of the cardiovascular system. Among potential mechanisms involved, reactive oxidative species take up a crucial part. However, source of oxidative stress and its relationship with inflammatory response have been rarely studied in PM2.5 -induced endothelial injury. Here, as a key...
Paper Details
Title
NADPH oxidases regulate endothelial inflammatory injury induced by PM2.5 via AKT/eNOS/NO axis
Published Date
Oct 28, 2021
Volume
42
Issue
5
Pages
738 - 749
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