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The endothelin pathway: a protective or detrimental target of bardoxolone methyl on cardiac function in patients with advanced chronic kidney disease?

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posted on 2024-11-15, 02:09 authored by Danielle Camer, Xu-Feng HuangXu-Feng Huang
Bardoxolone methyl has been reported to cause detrimental cardiovascular events in the terminated BEACON Phase III human clinical trial via modulation of the renal endothelin pathway. However, the effects of bardoxolone methyl administration on the endothelin pathway in the heart are unknown. Our purpose in this perspective is to highlight the distinctive opposing roles of the renal and heart endothelin pathway in cardiac function. Furthermore, we address the need for further investigation in order to determine if bardoxolone methyl has a protective role in cardiac function through the suppression of the endothelin pathway in the heart.

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Camer, D. & Huang, X. (2014). The endothelin pathway: a protective or detrimental target of bardoxolone methyl on cardiac function in patients with advanced chronic kidney disease?. American Journal of Nephrology, 40 (3), 288-290.

Journal title

American Journal of Nephrology

Volume

40

Issue

3

Pagination

288-290

Language

English

RIS ID

95455

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