… between diastolic blood pressure (DBP) and single-unit spike firing probability and multiple
spike firing. Strong negative linear relationships (r ≥ −0.50) between DBP and spike firing …

… amount of Spike proteins and protein fragments (free-floating Spike proteins) [2,23]. Spike
proteins produced upon vaccination have the native-like mimicry of SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein…

… to limit the detrimental effects of the interactions between ACE 2 and the Spike proteins. In
the … -2 spike proteins. Once synthetized, the free-floating spike proteins circulate in the blood, …

… We next compared the Spike epitopes targeted by polyclonal responses raised against
RBD/Spike in vaccinated mice or in patients with COVID to the ones targeted by the monoclonal …

… In reality, controlling traditional CVD risk factors including blood pressure and plasma lipids
… Epidemiological studies have also suggested that postprandial spikes of high glucose levels …

… lowpass filter with a corner frequency of 30 Hz was applied to the digitized ECG and F-BP
waveforms, and a fifth-order polynomial was fitted to the CP measurement to remove spikes. …

… of slow heart attack due to the rush of blood, but the blood pressure 103/73/75 can be risky
… It was possible to take another blood test to confirm the treatment validities by current effects…

… PCSK6 functions as a critical protease for processing corin and is involved in the regulation
of enkephalin blood pressure [32]. It has also been shown to be involved in the pathological …

… effect creating a physical situation of sonic-fluid-throat in the CVS at a critical systolic-to-diastolic
blood pressure … generation and the transient pressure spike in a blood vessel, is the …

… hypertension (ie, high blood pressure prior-to pregnancy or … ie, systolic blood pressure ≥140
or diastolic blood pressure ≥90 … of spikes per burst; spikes/burst), AP frequency (number of …