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IV.b.3. The uptake to peripheral tissues
IV.b.4. Integrative role of retinoid binding
proteins in retinoic acid metabolism
IV.b. 5.Retinoic acid catabolism
IV.c. Retinoic acid and cell signaling
fV.c.l.Introduction
lV.d. Retinoic acid functions
IV.c.2.The structure of retinoic acid receptors
IILc.3.Retinoic acid receptors distribution
III.c.4. Signaling pathway
IV.d.l.The role of retinoic acid in oardiovascular
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IV.d.2.Prenatal life
fV.e. Retinoic acid and apoptosis
lV.d.3.Postnatal development
IV.e. 1. Receptor-dependent pathway
N .e.2. Receptor-independent pathw ay
IV.f. Retinoic acid and oxidative stress
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v. RAR's and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (ppAR's) in
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V.a. Distribution and function of PPAR receptors
V.b. Mechanism of transcriptional regulation
V.c. PPAR and Apoptosis
V.d. PPAR and oxidative stress
V.e. The role of PPAR receptors in the cardiovascular system
V.f. PPAR and heart Failure
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HYPOTHESIS
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