Calcium Channels Control Blood Flow to Brain (IMAGE)

Rockefeller University Press

Calcium Channels Control Blood Flow to Brain

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This computation model reveals that blocking CaV1.2 or CaV3.3 dilates cerebral arteries and increases blood flow, whereas blocking CaV3.2 constricts arteries and decreases cerebral blood flow.

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Harraz et al., 2015

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