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A study on the role of oxidative stress and protein kinase signalling in hyperglycaemia induced cardiac remodelling
Background Almost one-third of all deaths in patients with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus and hyperglycaemia are due to cardiovascular diseases. Chronic exposure of the heart to hyperglycaemia leads to a maladaptation called pathological cardiac remodelling and occurs via oxidative stress due to exc...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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