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Doctor Nikolaos Anousakis-Vlachochristou

National & Kapodistrian University of Athens Medical School, Athens (Greece)
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Nikos Anousakis-Vlachochristou is consultant cardiologist in Naval Hospital of Athens and Ph.D. candidate at National and Kapodistrian Univesrity of Athens, First department of Cardiology in association with the Biomedical Research Foundation of the Academy of Athens. His research interests are in cardiovascular translational field and especially on the pathophysiology of aortic valve calcification. He is experienced in handling rabbit experimental models and he is developing several protocols: IHC, Flow cytometry, tissue ELISA, RNA extraction, microPET/CT imaging and biological spectrometry.
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Novel peripheral blood immune cell populations correlate with disease progression and reveal systemic interactions in severe aortic valve stenosis patients
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Novel peripheral blood immune cell populations correlate with disease progression and reveal systemic interactions in severe aortic valve stenosis patients
Phenotypic characterization of rabbit model for aortic valve stenosis: a novel medial calcification paradigm
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Phenotypic characterization of rabbit model for aortic valve stenosis: a novel medial calcification paradigm
Modified New Zealand rabbit model produces severe aortic valve calcification and stenosis via extracellular membranous particles.
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Modified New Zealand rabbit model produces severe aortic valve calcification and stenosis via extracellular membranous particles.
Investigation of the optimal rabbit model for aortic valve stenosis.
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Investigation of the optimal rabbit model for aortic valve stenosis.
Advanced glycation end products accumulate in aortic valve tissue during calcification development in the absence of diabetes mellitus. A spectroscopic study.
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Advanced glycation end products accumulate in aortic valve tissue during calcification development in the absence of diabetes mellitus. A spectroscopic study.

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