Does thymoglobulin administered early after heart transplantation reduce early myocardial hypertrophy assessed by morphometric studies?
Thymoglobulin administered early after surgery protected cardiocyte hypertrophy in heart transplant recipients, mitigating graft ischemic damage.
These results indicate that protracted translational inhibition of the alpha(2B)-AR gene in the central nervous system can be obtained by AS DNA delivered via plasmid vector and lead to decreased generation of alpha(2B)-AR protein, which can partly reverse salt-induced hypertension for several days.