Implications of a vasodilatory human monoclonal autoantibody in postural hypotension

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AT2R autoantibodies block angiotensin II and AT1R autoantibody-induced vasoconstriction.Increased circulating β2-adrenergic receptor autoantibodies are associated with smoking-related emphysema.

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Implications of a vasodilatory human monoclonal autoantibody in postural hypotension

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David C Kem

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Hongliang Li

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Jiyeon Lee

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Jonathan Zuccolo

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Implications of a vasodilatory human monoclonal autoantibody in postural hypotension

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