Tissue damage caused by a heart attack to be reduced by 30%?

ScienceDaily
Oct 15, 2019, 11:06 am16 pts
A heart attack is caused by a clot that blocks the artery blood flow. Under these conditions, the affected tissues undergo a rapid necrosis. But why? Scientists discovered that the synthesis of a lipid provokes the necrosis. This lipid accumulates in the absence of oxygen and blocks cellular functions. By…

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