Left ventricular SGLT1 expression correlates with the extent of myocardial nitro-oxidative stress in rat models of heart failure

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Left ventricular SGLT1 expression correlates with the extent of myocardial nitro-oxidative stress in rat models of heart failure

Session: Basic science e-posters

Topic: Heart Failure

Speaker: Doctor A. Sayour (Budapest, HU)

Event: ESC Congress 2021 - The Digital Experience

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Doctor Alex Ali Sayour

Semmelweis University Heart and Vascular Center, Budapest (Hungary)

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27 August - 30 August 2021

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