American Physiological Society Publications

?? Zheng and Conrad review landmark studies that have helped shape the concept of #ferroptosis as a distinct form of #CellDeath, critically evaluating key metabolic determinants involved in its regulation https://ow.ly/5fFX50Vo3qC #CancerTherapy #Metabolism

We are thrilled to announce that thanks to institutional and library partner support, the American Physiological Society has reached its milestones for Subscribe to Open and will be making all 10 of our participating primary research journals open access for calendar year 2025. We would like to thank our library and member community and look forward to continuing momentum with this program in 2026.

Exciting news! American Physiological Society Publications are proud to announce the successful implementation of Subscribe to Open, achieving our goal of making 10 American Physiological Society primary research journals fully #OpenAccess in 2025 through #S2O. https://ow.ly/QAy750VnuCz #Subscribe2Open #SupportSocietyJournals

The most fatal side effect associated with revolutionary immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI) cancer therapies is #myocarditis. Review in AJP-Heart and Circ comprehensively examines the limited knowledge surrounding this recently recognized condition, emphasizing the absence of evidence-based therapeutic strategies, diagnostic modalities, and reliable biomarkers that hinder effective management. https://ow.ly/Rml650VmwXS

New Review in the April issue of Physiological Reviews discusses #OxidativeStress and #redox signaling in the #pancreas under healthy physiological conditions as well as in acute #pancreatitis, chronic pancreatitis, #PancreaticCancer, and #diabetes. https://ow.ly/lyuR50VmvUg

New AJP-Heart and Circ research published in the American Physiological Society Publications Call for Papers on #WomensHealth and #HormoneReplacementTherapy & #Menopause demonstrates exogenous #estradiol administration does not restore ETBR-mediated vasodilation in #postmenopausal women. https://ow.ly/TL6u50VaXLk

?? The Physiological Reviews Podcast Listen as Dr. Mark Donowitz (Johns Hopkins Medicine) interviews Dr. Pietro Invernizzi and Dr. Vincenzo Ronca about their recent Review article on immune tolerance in the liver, autoimmune & non-autoimmune liver diseases, and the “next big thing” in the field. ?? https://ow.ly/mGSS50V8FyW

For researchers utilizing pressure-volume loops to assess cardiac function in rodents, a new consensus guidelines paper in AJP – Heart and Circulatory Physiology represents a major step forward in standardizing best practices. https://lnkd.in/gJNcQrtG Congratulations and thank you to the authors for creating this resource, with special mention to Endpoint Preclinical members Oliver H. Wearing, PhD and Timothy Hacker, and Head Instructor of our Rodent PV Loop Masterclass, Christopher R. West! Kara Hansell Keehan American Physiological Society #PVLoops #PreclinicalResearch #CardiovascularResearch

It's more important than ever to publish your research on #WomensHealth. Explore these American Physiological Society Publications Calls for Papers ?? https://ow.ly/JiCm50V6Ubv #Alzheimers #Autoimmune #BreastCancer #Cardiovascular #HRT #Menopause #SexAsBiologicalVariable #Pregnancy #PCOS #Migraines #Endometriosis

#OpenAccess Review in Physiological Reviews describes molecular components of cAMP signaling pathway, focusing on adenylyl cyclases, A-kinase anchoring proteins, and phosphodiesterases. By exploiting the nuances of compartmentalized cAMP signaling, novel and more effective therapeutic strategies for managing #cardiac conditions may emerge https://ow.ly/q7KZ50V64Va