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High-blood pressure sufferers could benefit from EU-funded scientists' discovery of a new gene variant
The research sheds new light on the role of uromodulin in the regulation of blood pressure. It is led by the University of Glasgow and Istituto Auxologico Italiano of Milan. Altogether, scientists in 31 research groups are involved, working in 11 EU Member States: Italy, UK, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, France, Netherlands, Poland, Finland and Sweden. Scientists in Switzerland, Russia and China are also part of the network. The EU contribution is €10 million.
High-blood pressure sufferers could benefit from EU-funded scientists' discovery of a new gene variant
The research sheds new light on the role of uromodulin in the regulation of blood pressure. It is led by the University of Glasgow and Istituto Auxologico Italiano of Milan. Altogether, scientists in 31 research groups are involved, working in 11 EU Member States: Italy, UK, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Spain, France, Netherlands, Poland, Finland and Sweden. Scientists in Switzerland, Russia and China are also part of the network. The EU contribution is €10 million.
