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Acta Physiologica 2005; Volume 185, Supplement 649
Belgian Society for Fundamental and Clinical Physiology and Pharmacology, Autumn Meeting 2005
19/11/2005-19/11/2005
Antwerp, Belgium

A  |  B  |  C  |  D  |  E  |  F  |  G  |  H  |  I  |  J  |  K  |  L  |  M  |  N  |  O  |  P  |  Q  |  R  |  S  |  T  |  U  |  V  |  W  |  X  |  Y  |  Z V Van Cauwelaert P. - EXPRESSION OF NEGATIVE REGULATORS OF HYPERTROPHY IN CONCENTRIC AND ECCENTRIC HYPERTROPHY OF RAT AND HUMAN LEFT VENTRICLES Van de Voorde J. - NO-MEDIATED VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE RELAXATION IN sGCa1 KNOCK-OUT MICE Van Den Broecke C. - STIMULATION OF THE ANTERODORSAL THALAMUS IN GENETIC ABSENCE EPILEPSY RATS FROM STRASBOURG (GAERS). Van Driessche W. - MEMBRANE CHOLESTEROL EXTRACTION ATTENUATES NA+ TRANSPORT ACTIVATION IN A6 RENAL EPITHELIA Van Dycke A. - CAN MESENCHYMAL-LIKE STEM CELLS DIFFERENTIATE TOWARDS NEURONS: THE VALIDITY OF NEURAL GENE EXPRESSION AS A PROOF FOR NEURAL DIFFERENTIATION Van Hoorick D. - FUNCTIONAL EFFECTS OF AN AROMATIC CLUSTER IN KCHIP1B ON INACTIVATION OF KV4 CHANNELS Van Kerkhove E. - ENVIRONMENTALLY RELEVANT DOSES OF CADMIUM INDUCE RENAL DAMAGE IN MICE Van Zandycke M. - A PILOT TRIAL WITH ATKINS DIET IN PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY EPILEPSY Vandekerckhove B. - CAN MESENCHYMAL-LIKE STEM CELLS DIFFERENTIATE TOWARDS NEURONS: THE VALIDITY OF NEURAL GENE EXPRESSION AS A PROOF FOR NEURAL DIFFERENTIATION vandeVen M. - EFFECTS OF SIMVASTATIN ON CELL VIABILITY AND H2O2-INDUCED OXIDATIVE INJURY IN OLN-93 OLIGODENDROGLIAL CELLS Vanheel B. - MECHANISMS OF METHANANDAMIDE-INDUCED VASORELAXATION IN RAT GASTRIC ARTERIES Vereecke J. - REGULATION OF THE TRPM6/7-LIKE CATION CHANNEL IN CARDIAC MYOCYTES BY ATP AND PIP2 Vonck K. - STIMULATION OF THE ANTERODORSAL THALAMUS IN GENETIC ABSENCE EPILEPSY RATS FROM STRASBOURG (GAERS).   - THE EFFECT OF LEVETIRACETAM IN RAPID KINDLING   - A PILOT TRIAL WITH ATKINS DIET IN PATIENTS WITH REFRACTORY EPILEPSY Vonk K. - CAN MESENCHYMAL-LIKE STEM CELLS DIFFERENTIATE TOWARDS NEURONS: THE VALIDITY OF NEURAL GENE EXPRESSION AS A PROOF FOR NEURAL DIFFERENTIATION