An edition of Heat Shock Proteins in Myocardial Protection
(2000)
Heat shock proteins in myocardial protection
by Rakesh C. Kukreja
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Myocardial ischemic syndromes pose a major medical problem and a significant economic health care concern. Reperfusion, although used in the clinical arena as essential to the survival of acutely ischemic heart muscle carries with it the risk of ""reperfusion injury"". Therefore the salvage of additional myocardium is highly desirable. Over a decade ago, it was shown that whole body heat shock activated a powerful endogenous protective mechanism that significantly improved myocardial salvage following prolonged ischemia and reperfusion injury in the heart. A characteristic feature of this heat.
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Heat Shock Proteins in Myocardial Protection
2000, Taylor & Francis Group
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0429091087 9780429091087
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Heat Shock Proteins in Myocardial Protection
August 15, 2000, Landes Bioscience
Hardcover
in English
- 1st edition
1587060213 9781587060212
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Heat Shock Proteins in Myocardial Protection
2000, Taylor & Francis Group
in English
1498712665 9781498712668
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Heat shock proteins in myocardial protection
2000, Landes Bioscience, Eurekah.com
in English
058540853X 9780585408538
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Table of Contents
Front Cover
Inside Cover
Copyright
Table of Contents
Editors / Contributors
Preface
Chapter 1: Stress Proteins in Myocardial Protection
Chaper 2: Heat Stress Proteins: A Possible Route to Myocardial Protection
Chapter 3: Cardioprotection by Stress Proteins
Chapter 4: Role of Heat Shock Proteins, Protein Kinase C and ATP-Sensitive Potassium Channel in Delayed Myocardial Protection
Chapter 5: Hsp70 and Ischemia Tolerance in the Compromised Heart.
Chapter 6: Hsp72 in the Regulation of TNF- Production: Mechanistic Implication of Protection Against Postischemic Myocardial Dysfunction
Chapter 7: Preconditioning of Cardiac Myocytes: Studies Using Cultured Neonatal Rat Heart Myocytes and Simulated Ischemia
Chapter 8: Antisense, Heat Shock Proteins and the Heart
Chapter 9: Stress Proteins in Myocardial Protection: Culture Shock Protein, Heme Oxygenase-1 (Hsp32), Induced by Sublethal Stresses Protects the Heart Against Oxidative Stress
Chapter 10: Physiological Role of Heat Shock Protein 27.
Chapter 11: Ischemia/Reperfusion Injury and Heat Shock Proteins
Index.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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