Carbon monoxide is a major contributor to the regulation of vascular tone in aortas expressing high levels of haeme oxygenase‐1
Ivan A. Sammut(University of Otago), Roberto Motterlini(Inserm), Martin Veselý(University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague), David J. Exon(Northwick Park Institute for Medical Research), James Clark(British Heart Foundation), Padmini Sarathchandra(Northwick Park Institute for Medical Research), Colin J. Green(Northwick Park Institute for Medical Research), Roberta Foresti(Inserm)
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