GH-Releasing Hormone Induces Cardioprotection in Isolated Male Rat Heart via Activation of RISK and SAFE Pathways

Cláudia Penna(University of Turin), Riccarda Granata(University of Turin)
Endocrinology
February 16, 2013
10.1210/en.2012-2064
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