Thrombosis
Research on thrombosis discussed by scientists at University of Tokyo
Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, September 28th, 2007
"- Acyclic retinoid ( ACR) is a synthetic retinoid with a high safety profile that has been pursued with high expectations for therapeutic use in prevention ( recurrence) and treatment of malignancies. With the objective of addressing the therapeutic potential in the cardiovasculature, namely neointima formation, effects of ACR on neointima formation and the involved mechanisms were investigated. - ACR was administered to cuff- injured mice which showed inhibition of neointima formation," scientists in Hongo, Japan report.
"Investigation of involved mechanisms at the cellular and molecular levels showed that ACR induces apoptosis of neointimal cells and this to be...
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