Роль цитоскелета в механизмах действия активных форм кислорода на сократительные свойств гладких мышц
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Хорошо известно, что универсальным механизмом адаптации и повреждения клеточных систем является окислительный стресс. Одними из важнейших элементов редокс-системы клеток являются активные формы кислорода, выступающие в качестве вторичных посредников или модуляторов оперирования «классических» вторичных мессенджеров и обеспечивающие реализацию лиганд-рецепторных взаимодействий. К числу таких… Читать ещё >
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