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Clinical Features of Patients Who Come to Hospital at the Super Acute Phase of Stroke

Taizen Nakase

Ischaemic stroke is common in diabetes patients and occurs due to cerebral-barrier dysfunction. Although the pathological activation of protein kinase C (PKC) is linked with the disease progression, the PKC isoform-specific downstream signalling remains obscure and is the focus of this study which explored the clinical relevance of PKC-α inhibitor Ro-32-0432 under hyperglycaemia.