ADAMs as mediators of AngII actions

Bourne, A.M. and Thomas, W.G. (2007). ADAMs as mediators of AngII actions. In Po Sing Leung (Ed.), Frontiers in Research of the Renin-Angiotensin System on Human Disease (pp. 273-302) Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer, Heidelberg.

Author Bourne, A.M.
Thomas, W.G.
Title of chapter ADAMs as mediators of AngII actions
Title of book Frontiers in Research of the Renin-Angiotensin System on Human Disease
Place of Publication Dordrecht, The Netherlands
Publisher Springer, Heidelberg
Publication year 2007
Sub-type Non-fiction
Series Proteases in Biology and Disease
Editor Po Sing Leung
ISBN 978-1-4020-6371-8
Volume number 7
Chapter number 13
Start page 273
End page 302
Total pages 30
Total chapters 13
Language eng
Subjects 1004 Medical Biotechnology
Abstract/Summary The significant impact of the renin-angiotensin system (RAS) on basic research and its clinical relevance are reflected in a number of ways; by the flourishing publication of original and review research articles, by the appearance of whole issues of journals dedicated to the RAS, and by specialist books on the RAS. In such a rapidly evolving environment, publications that span the spectrum from basic research to the bedside, fill a valuable niche for clinicians and researchers alike. The primary aim of this book is to provide a topical and timely forum for the critical appraisal of an area of RAS research that is expanding rapidly. In this respect, a collection of thirteen chapters from distinguished and world-class experts in the field has been presented on the contemporary research of the RAS and their implications in human disease. It is clear that outstanding work on the novel roles of local RAS and their potential clinical application is being done in laboratories and clinics across the globe.
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