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Catechins blunt the effects of oxldl and its primary metabolite phosphatidylcholine hydroperoxide on endothelial dysfunction through inhibition of oxidative stress and restoration of eNOS in rats

  • Hao Hsiang Chang
  • , Chen Yen Chien
  • , Kuo Hsin Chen
  • , Shih Chung Huang
  • , Chiang Ting Chien*
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science