Not All Quiet on the Atherosclerosis Front
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Not All Quiet on the Atherosclerosis Front
Abstract
In recent decades, research has identified the key cellular processes that take place during atherosclerotic plaque development and progression, including endothelial dysfunction, inflammation and lipoprotein oxidation, which result in macrophage and mural cell activation, death and necrotic core formation [...].
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