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    The functional activity of inhibitory G protein (Gi ) is not increased in failing heart ventricle

    The functional activity of inhibitory G protein (Gi ) is not increased in failing heart ventricle by Hussain, R.I, Aronsen, J.M, Afzal, F, Sjaastad, I, Osnes, J.-B, Skomedal, T, Levy, F.O, Krobert, K.A

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    Mechanisms for cardiac dysfunction in COPD and respiratory failure

    Mechanisms for cardiac dysfunction in COPD and respiratory failure by Larsen, K.O, Lygren, B, Sjaastad, I, Krobert, K.A, Arnkværn, K, Florholmen, G, Levy, F.O, Taskén, K, Christensen, G, Skjønsberg, O.H

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    Characterization of early cardiotoxicity action of calcineurin inhibitors

    Characterization of early cardiotoxicity action of calcineurin inhibitors by Ndongson-Dongmo, B., Cosson, M.V., Román Moltzau, L., Andressen, K.W., Krobert, K.A., Hirsch, E., Bauer, R., Levy, F.O.

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    cAMP-dependent inotropic effects are differentially regulated by muscarinic inhibition in failing rat ventricle

    cAMP-dependent inotropic effects are differentially regulated by muscarinic inhibition in failing rat ventricle by Krobert, K.A, Hussain, R.I, Mørk, H.K, Qvigstad, E, Sjaastad, I, Osnes, J.-B, Skomedal, T, Levy, F.O

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    Prostanoid F receptor (FPR) inotropic effect in rat ventricle is mediated by myosin light chain phosphorylation

    Prostanoid F receptor (FPR) inotropic effect in rat ventricle is mediated by myosin light chain phosphorylation by Riise, J, Nguyen, C, Qvigstad, E, Sandnes, D, Eikemo, H, Osnes, J.-B, Skomedal, T, Levy, F.O, Krobert, K.A

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    Increased PP1 and PP2A mediating reduced Ser16 phosphorylated PLB is a possible mechanism for cardiac dysfunction in alveolar hypoxia

    Increased PP1 and PP2A mediating reduced Ser16 phosphorylated PLB is a possible mechanism for cardiac dysfunction in alveolar hypoxia by Larsen, K.-O, Lygren, B, Sjaastad, I, Krobert, K.A, Florholmen, G, Arnkværn, K, Levy, F.O, Skjønsberg, O.H, Taskén, K, Christensen, G

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    Treatment with a 5-HT4 serotonin receptor antagonist improves function of the failing heart

    Treatment with a 5-HT4 serotonin receptor antagonist improves function of the failing heart by Birkeland, J.A.K., Sjaastad, I., Brattelid, T., Qvigstad, E., Moberg, E.R., Krobert, K.A., Bjørnerheim, R., Skomedal, T., Sejersted, O.M., Osnes, J.-B., Levy, F.O.

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    Serotonin responsiveness through 5-HT2A and 5-HT4 receptors is differentially regulated in hypertrophic and failing rat cardiac ventricle

    Serotonin responsiveness through 5-HT2A and 5-HT4 receptors is differentially regulated in hypertrophic and failing rat cardiac ventricle by Brattelid, T., Qvigstad, E., Birkeland, J.A.K., Swift, F., Bekkevold, S.V.S., Krobert, K.A., Sejersted, O.M., Skomedal, T., Osnes, J.-B., Levy, F.O., Sjaastad, I.

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