Impact of AT2 receptor deficiency on postnatal cardiovascular development.

D. Biermann,Andreas Heilmann,Michael Didié,Saskia Schlossarek,Azadeh Wahab,Michael Grimm,Maria Römer,Hermann Reichenspurner,Karim R. Sultan,Anna Steenpass,Süleyman Ergün,Sonia Donzelli,Lucie Carrier,Heimo Ehmke,Wolfram H. Zimmermann,Lutz Hein,Rainer H. Böger,Ralf A. Benndorf

Impact of AT2 receptor deficiency on postnatal cardiovascular development.

2012

D. Biermann
Andreas Heilmann
Michael Didié
Saskia Schlossarek
Azadeh Wahab
Michael Grimm
Maria Römer
Hermann Reichenspurner
Karim R. Sultan
Anna Steenpass
Süleyman Ergün
Sonia Donzelli
Lucie Carrier
Heimo Ehmke
Wolfram H. Zimmermann
Lutz Hein
Rainer H. Böger
Ralf A. Benndorf

Background The angiotensin II receptor subtype 2 (AT2 receptor) is ubiquitously and highly expressed in early postnatal life. However, its role in postnatal cardiac development remained unclear.

Keywords:

Angiotensin II
Gene expression
Angiotensin receptor
Blood pressure
Signal transduction
Bcl-2-associated X protein
Diabetes mellitus
Receptor
Endocrinology
Biology
Internal medicine

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