Prolonged shear stress and KLF2 suppress constitutive proinflammatory transcription through inhibition of ATF2.
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Johan Kuiper | M. Daemen | T. V. van Berkel | J. Kuiper | A. Bijnens | R. Dekker | O. Volger | R. Boon | A. Horrevoets | H. Pannekoek | Anton J G Horrevoets | Mat J A P Daemen | Hans Pannekoek | J. Fledderus | J. V. van Thienen | J. Rohlena | Jakub Rohlena | Oscar L Volger | Joost O Fledderus | Ann-Pascale J J Bijnens | Theo J C van Berkel | Johannes V van Thienen | Reinier A Boon | Rob J Dekker | Johannes V. van Thienen
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