A Troponin T Mutation That Causes Infantile Restrictive Cardiomyopathy Increases Ca2+ Sensitivity of Force Development and Impairs the Inhibitory Properties of Troponin*
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J. Potter | Michelle A Jones | Jingsheng Liang | J. Pinto | Michelle S. Parvatiyar | Michelle A. Jones
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