Gender and Strain Variations in Left Ventricular Cardiac Function and Mass Determined With Magnetic Resonance Imaging at 7 Tesla in Adult Mice
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Pierre Croisille | Bassem Hiba | Marc Janier | P. Croisille | M. Janier | B. Hiba | C. Rotaru | Carmen Rotaru
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