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October 1, 2013Journal of Cardiovascular PharmacologyOpen Access

Cerebrovascular Dysfunction and Blood–Brain Barrier Permeability Induced by Oxidized LDL are Prevented by Apocynin and Magnesium Sulfate in Female Rats

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MSMalou P. H. SchreursMCMarilyn J. Cipolla

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