GLUT4 Facilitative Glucose Transporter Specifically and Differentially Contributes to Agonist-Induced Vascular Reactivity in Mouse Aorta
James L. Park, Frank C. Brosius(University of Arizona), Noelia Ardanaz(Henry Ford Health System), Arno K. Kumagai(Tohoku Medical and Pharmaceutical University), Patrick J. Pagano(University of Pittsburgh), Maureen Charron(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Damon Duquaine(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Robert D. Loberg(Amgen (United States)), Jami Coyle(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Baljit K. Deo(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), MaryLee Schin(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Hongyu Zhang(Albert Einstein College of Medicine), Kevin B. Atkins(Albert Einstein College of Medicine)
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