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Genes of the fatty acid oxidation pathway are upregulated in female as compared to male cardiomyocytes

2024-06-02

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Human females and males differ in cardiac physiology and pathology, even after controlling for sex differences in anthropometrics, lifestyle, and environment. For example, females and males differ in cardiac stroke volume and ventricular thickness, and they exhibit different rates and symptoms of cardiovascular disease. Less is understood about molecular differences in female and male hearts, such as sex differenc...

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Literature Corpus work: 6bce8c42-d0b9-5e46-a636-533de580575b
DOI: 10.1101/2024.05.29.594850

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