论文信息 - Signalling protein protects the heart muscle from pressure-related stress

Signalling protein protects the heart muscle from pressure-related stress

If blood flow from the heart is impeded, the pressure created causes tissue dysfunction. It emerges that different signals converge on the TSC2 and mTOR proteins to fine-tune the response of heart cells to stress.Disparate pathways converge in heart cells responding to stress.

B. Manning | Brendan D. Manning

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