Mitochondrial translocation of Nur77 mediates cardiomyocyte apoptosis.
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Mark A Sussman | N. Gude | M. Völkers | S. Mohsin | D. Avitabile | Mohsin Khan | M. Konstandin | S. Truffa | Zhaokang Cheng | Tao Bo | Xiao-Kun Zhang | Kimberlee M. Fischer | S. Din | J. Heller Brown | Roberto Alvarez | Matt Mason | Xiao-kun Zhang | Joan Heller Brown | Sadia Mohsin
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