Structure of prostacyclin, 1976: Nobel Prize, 1982

Update: 2012-08-27

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Today's Neuroscience, Tomorrow's History - Professor Salvador Moncada

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Growing up in Central America

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Medical school and expulsion from El Salvador

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Starting work in John Vanes laboratory, 1971

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Prostaglandins and Aspirin the importance of bioassay

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Group leader at Wellcome Research Laboratory

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Blood platelet function - why aspirin causes bleeding

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Discovering thromboxane synthase, and a new enzyme

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The Prostacyclin Discovery

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Homeostatic functioning of the blood vessel wall

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Structure of prostacyclin, 1976: Nobel Prize, 1982

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Discovery of EDRF (Endothelium Derived Relaxing Factor), 198

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Discovering that EDRF is nitric oxide (NO), 1986

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Measuring nitric oxide produced by endothelial cells

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Determining how nitric oxide is made

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The biochemical pathway of nitric oxide in the brain

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Nobel Prize, 1998

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Nitric oxide as regulator of blood pressure and blood flow

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Nitric Oxide in pregnancy

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Nitric oxide, erectile dysfunction and Viagra

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Inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis and tissue damage

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Structure of prostacyclin, 1976: Nobel Prize, 1982

Professor Salvador Moncada

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Structure of prostacyclin, 1976: Nobel Prize, 1982

Professor Salvador Moncada

Structure of prostacyclin, 1976: Nobel Prize, 1982