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Loss of ceramide synthase 5 reduces the development of aortic valve stenosis in mice with high fat diet.

Session: Pathomechanisms and treatment of valve disease
Topic: Valvular Heart Disease
Speaker: Ms L. Reese (Bonn, DE)
Event: ESC Congress 2022

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Ms Laurine Reese

University hospital Bonn, Bonn (Germany)
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Pathomechanisms and treatment of valve disease

Speakers: Ms L. Reese, Ms M. Kopytek, Doctor H. Billig, Associate Professor S. Mas-Peiro, Doctor S. Maltes...
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