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Cordex Pharma Presents 'New Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicines' on January 29
Date:1/23/2009

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"We are pleased to have Dr. Stamler present his group's cutting-edge cardiovascular research at Duke University and the nitric oxide/redox imbalance in heart failure as a novel target for drug development," said Dr. Kuo, chief executive officer of Cordex. "While there are several available therapies for heart failure, Cordex's investigational drugs, which are based on proprietary technology developed by Dr. Stamler, are designed to restore nitric oxide/redox balance in the failing heart and improve excitation-contraction coupling and cardiac pumping efficiency."

Dr. Stamler completed his undergraduate studies at Brandeis University, earned his M.D. from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City and completed his medical residency and fellowship training in both cardiology and pulmonary medicine at Harvard Medical School and the Brigham and Women's Hospital. Dr. Stamler joined the faculty of Harvard Medical School as Assistant Professor of Medicine in October 1993. In December 1993, he joined the faculty of Duke University as an Associate Professor of Medicine, and in 1996, was promoted to full Professor.

Dr. Stamler's work has centered on elucidating the fundamental physiological regulatory roles of nitric oxide mediated by S-nitrosylation, a ubiquitous protein modification. The ramifications of his work extend to all major classes of proteins: ion channels, receptors, G proteins, transcription factors, membrane trafficking proteins and num
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