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Lung alveoli: endogenous programmed destruction and regeneration

1 Aug 2002

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Mammalian alveoli, complex architectural and cellular units with dimensions that are linked to the organism's O2 consumption (VO2), are thought to be destroyed only by disease and not to spontaneously regenerate. Calorie restriction of adult mammals lowers VO2, and ad libitum refeeding returns VO2 to pre-calorie-restriction values. We took advantage of these relationships and tested the hypothesis in adult mice...

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PMID: 12114191
DOI: 10.1152/ajplung.00035.2002

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