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RNLS gene

Known as: RENALASE, C10ORF59, FLJ11218 
National Institutes of Health

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C10orf10 generenalase

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2018
2018
Renalase as a Biomarker in Gestations with Preeclampsia
Gestation is featured by physiologic adaptations within systemic and renal hemodynamic systems. The initial hemodynamic… 
2017
2017
Can Strict Control of Renalase Present a New Treatment Alternative in Regulating Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is the pressure the blood in arteries applies on vessels. Abnormal blood pressure is a major public health problem… 
2016
2016
The Function of Renalase
Review
2014
Review
2014
[The mysterious properties of renalase].
Renalase, a recently discovered protein participating in the catecholamine metabolism and belonging to oxidoreductases, possess… 
2012
2012
New enzymes in search of a function: the elusive activity that links renalase to hypertension
Review
2011
Review
2011
RENALASE: NOVEL HORMONE WITH POTENTIAL IN CARDIOVASCULAR DYSFUNCTION & RELATED ORGAN DAMAGE
Metabolic and humoral mechanisms have been known to be involved in the development and progression of cardiovascular-related… 
2010
2010
Towards the molecular mechanism of action of human renalase on the cardiovascular system
2009
2009
Renalase : a new human flavoprotein possibly involved in the regulation of cardiac function and blood pressure
2005
2005
Kidney and Blood Pressure — The Story Unfolds Renalase Is a Novel , Soluble Monoamine Oxidase That Regulates Cardiac Function and Blood Pressure
I n the past it had been thought that the role of the kidney in the control of BP was adequately described by the paradigm of the… 
1996
1996
A state controller for closed-loop functional electrical stimulation regulated by natural sensory feedback
Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is used in clinical systems to return function to patients with extremities paralyzed by… 
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