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Decrease of RNA editing in the failing heart leads to induction of circRNAs

29 August 2022 (14:15 - 15:00)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Cell-cell interactions Heart Failure ESC Professional Premium Access ESC Congress 2022

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Doctor Karoline Elizabeth Kokot

University Hospital Leipzig, Leipzig (Germany)

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Sympathetic nervous system hyperactivity-induced oxidative stress promoting endothelial dysfunction is dependent on the NADPH oxidases/SGLT2 crosstalk: potential role in cardiogenic shock
Ms S. Kerth (Munich, DE)
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Human, mouse scRNA-seq and flow cytometry data in ischemic heart failure models predict immune cell activation signatures with altered endothelial cell cross talk
Mr M. Merten (Frankfurt, DE)
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The long non-coding RNA Heat4 is elevated in heart failure patients and mediates anti-inflammatory functions thereby promoting vascular regeneration
Ms J. Kneuer (Leipzig, DE)
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The interaction of receptor-type protein tyrosine phosphatases sigma and zeta1 controls cardiac fibroblast migration
Doctor L. Hasselbach (Oldenburg, DE)
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Chronic heart failure as a sequel of severe burn injury: first insight into a novel pathological heart-skin axis
Doctor G. Hundeshagen (Heidelberg, DE)
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