Roles of ROS and PKC-βII in ionizing radiation-induced eNOS activation in human vascular endothelial cells
Kimimasa Sakata(University of Toyama), Yuichi Hattori(Health Sciences University of Hokkaido), Hironobu Yasui(Hokkaido University), Natsumi Mizuno(Kyushu University), Tohru Yamamori(Japan Space Forum), Naoki Yoshimura(University of Toyama), Takashi Kondo(The University of Tokyo), Osamu Inanami(Hokkaido University), Miki Shoji(University of Toyama), Hiroki Yokoo(University of Toyama)
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