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Vasospastic persons exhibit differential expression of ABC-transport proteins.

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Kerstin Wunderlich, Christian Zimmerman, Heike Gutmann, Barbara Teuchner, Josef Flammer, Jürgen Drewe

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Vasospastic persons differ in their expression pattern of MDR proteins from healthy controls. This might be an indirect effect of elevated ET-1 levels.

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