Do endogenous angiogenesis inhibitors prevent adaptive capillary growth in left ventricular pressure overload hypertrophy?
Up-regulation of angiogenesis inhibitors prevents adaptive capillary growth in pressure-overload hypertrophied myocardium. Therapeutic interventions aimed at inhibition of angiogenesis inhibitors are useful in maintaining capillary density and thereby preventing heart failure.
Supplemental thiamine remarkably increased BGL production by a novel BGL-producing strain, F. pinicola KMJ812.