The molecular basis for apolipoprotein E-induced activation of nitric oxide synthase — Functional coupling of apoE receptor 2 to NOS III
David Riddell(Eli Lilly (United States)), James S. Owen(The Royal Free Hospital), A.K. Soutar(Hammersmith Hospital), Nicholas Chadwick(University of Manchester), X.-M. Sun(Hammersmith Hospital), Dimitri V. Vinogradov(The Royal Free Hospital), Anita K. Stannard(The Royal Free Hospital), Aristides D. Tagalakis(Edge Hill University)
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