ESC 365 - Going with the flow in coronary circulation: the role of (shear) stress in exercise

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Going with the flow in coronary circulation: the role of (shear) stress in exercise

Session: Adaptations of the coronary macro- and micro-vasculature to regular aerobic exercise: physiological, cellular and molecular mechanisms

Topic: Signal Transduction, Mechanotransduction

Speaker: Professor A. Koller (Budapest, HU)

Event: Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine 2022

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Professor Akos Koller

Semmelweis University and Hungarian University of Sports Science, Budapest (Hungary)

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Adaptation of smooth muscle and endothelial ion channels of coronary micro-vessels to exercise

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Translation of mechanisms activated by regular exercise to patients with heart diseas

Speaker: Professor D. Merkus (Munich, DE)

Adaptations of the coronary macro- and micro-vasculature to regular aerobic exercise: physiological, cellular and molecular mechanisms – discussion

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Adaptations of the coronary macro- and micro-vasculature to regular aerobic exercise: physiological, cellular and molecular mechanisms

Speakers: Professor A. Koller, Professor C. De Wit, Professor D. Merkus

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Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine 2022

29 April - 1 May 2022

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