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Molecular crosstalk between gas transmitters and catecholamine biosynthesis pathways: a narrative review
Catecholamines, particularly the hormone and neurotransmitter epinephrine, are important regulators of blood pressure and cardiovascular function. The expression of genes encoding catecholamine biosynthetic enzymes is subject to strict transcriptional regulation through both hormonal and neuronal me
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