Titlebook: Cardiovascular Genomics: New Pathophysiological Concepts; Proceedings of the 2 Pieter A. Doevendans,Stefan K??b Conference proceedings 2002

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Genomics and Clinical Cardiology: Hype or Hope?rdiography, coronary angiography and programmed electrical stimulation of the heart, to name a few techniques, have enormously advanced our ability to correctly diagnose what is wrong with the heart. Also our non-invasive and invasive therapeutic possibilities have improved to such an extent that de

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Cardiovascular Proteomics: Effect of Hypoxic Conditionsesses in heart and/or arteries during these diseases. Moreover, large epidemiological studies have provided insights in environmental as well genetic risk factors and will continue to unravel new interactions. Progress in defining the cellular and molecular interactions involved, however has been hi

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Gene Therapy for Hypertension: Future or Fiction?osis[.]. As our understanding of disease pathology, molecular biology and vectors improves, gene transfer for complex diseases is becoming a realistic prospect. At present, the vast majority of vascular gene transfer studies serve as an investigational, rather than a therapeutic tool. Sizeable obsta

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Gene Expression in Cardiac Hypertrophy and Failure: Role of G Protein-Coupled ReceptorsS, heart failure accounts for the majority of the cardiovascular mortality and morbidity in patients over the age of 65 [.]. Most causes of heart failure result from coronary heart disease, but a substantial number are caused by idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). While inherited gene defects h