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Dahal BK et al. – The partial therapeutic efficacy of the EGFR antagonists in pulmonary hypertension and the absence of significant alteration in EGFR expression in the lungs from IPAH patients suggest that the EGFR do not represent a promising target for the treatment of pulmonary hypertension.

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