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Induction of oxidative stress causes functional alterations in mouse urothelium via a TRPM 8‐mediated mechanism: implications for aging

Nocchi et al., 2014

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17711481667511979298
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Nocchi L
Daly D
Chapple C
Grundy D
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Aging cell

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The incidence of bladder conditions such as overactive bladder syndrome and its associated urinary incontinence is highly prevalent in the elderly. However, the mechanisms underlying these disorders are unclear. Studies suggest that the urothelium forms a 'sensory …
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