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Catecholamine storage vesicle protein expression in genetic hypertension.

Blood pressure - 1 Jan 1999

O'Connor D T, Takiyyuddin M A, Printz M P, Dinh T Q, Barbosa J A, Rozansky D J, Mahata S K, Wu H, Kennedy B P, Ziegler M G, Wright F A, Schlager G, Parmer R J

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Chromogranin A expression is heritable in humans, and both plasma chromogranin A concentration and its releasable adrenal and sympathetic neuronal pools are augmented in established essential (hereditary) hypertension. To evaluate chromogranin A further as a simpler or "intermediate phenotype" in the complex trait of hypertension, we studied chromogranin A expression in the spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR), a...

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PMID: 10803489
DOI: 10.1080/080370599439508

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