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Follistatin increases the expression of ______, which is critical for nitric oxide production.
"In our experiments, the reduction in oxidative stress was measured as a decrease in the fold change of ______.
FST was administered every ______ day.
Which hypertensive animal model did we use?
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The fluorescent product produced in the AmplexRed assay is called ______.
What is the endogenous protein we studied that antagonizes activin?
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Enhanced NO bioavailability indicates improved ______.
Follistatin treatment reduced blood pressure by approximately ______ mmHg.
FST’s antioxidant effect is lost if it is ______.
What assay did we use to quantify hydrogen peroxide?
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Hypertension is defined by sustained blood pressure above ____ mmHg.
What does the abbreviation 'SHR' stand for?
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Which type of assay is used to evaluate NO levels in our study: fluorometric or colorimetric?
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Follistatin treatment induces ______ of PVAT, a phenotype associated with improved vascular function.
Follistatin is known to neutralize signaling by ______.
Which protein marker indicates a brown adipose phenotype in PVAT?
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Which normotensive strain served as our control?
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FST lowers ROS levels, as indicated by a decrease in ______ levels.
In our study, follistatin was administered to SHRs over a period of ______ weeks.
Our study shows that blocking activin signaling reduces ______ production.
Neutralizing antibodies targeted activin A and ______.
Follistatin retains its antioxidant effect even when denatured.
True/False
Follistatin must maintain its proper ______ to be functional.