Explore the intricate relationship between the neuro-vascular interface and cardiac aging in this comprehensive 53-minute lecture presented by Houston Methodist DeBakey CV Education. Delve into the groundbreaking research of Dr. Stefanie Dimmeler, a renowned expert in cardiovascular regeneration, as she discusses the pathophysiological role of vasculature in age-related cardiac dysfunction. Learn about the impact of endothelial Sema3a on denervation and its contribution to the aged-heart phenotype. Discover how senescence-mediated regulation of nerve density affects cardiac function in aging. Gain valuable insights into potential cellular and pharmacological therapies aimed at improving cardiovascular health in older adults. This educational program, featuring cutting-edge research and expert analysis, is essential for medical professionals and researchers interested in the intersection of neurology, vascular biology, and cardiac aging.
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The neuro-vascular interface in cardiac aging (Stefanie Dimmeler PhD, Li Lai PhD, John Cooke MD PhD)
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Houston Methodist DeBakey CV Education
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Temitope OluwatuyiThis is very insightful. I am an incoming PhD student and even though I am still struggling to understand a lot of things in the presentation, I was able to look up some major terms and words and that shed some light into the presentation. It is incredible how detailed the body system can be for operation and to have access to such a video that helps to understand that modus operandi, I am truly grateful for this video
