A cross-link breaker has sustained effects on arterial and ventricular properties in older rhesus monkeys
Peter Vaitkevicius(National Institute on Aging), Edward G. Lakatta(Johns Hopkins University), John J. Egan, Michael Brines(Northwell Health), Dilip Wagle, Donald K. Ingram(Pennington Biomedical Research Center), Mark A. Lane(Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre), Sara Vasan, Jean Paul Wuerth(National Institute on Aging), George S. Roth(National Institute on Aging), Harold A. Spurgeon(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Peter Ulrich(University of Potsdam), Anthony Cerami(Araim Pharmaceuticals (United States))
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