Transgenic CaMKII&dgr;C Overexpression Uniquely Alters Cardiac Myocyte Ca2+ Handling: Reduced SR Ca2+ Load and Activated SR Ca2+ Release
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Tong Zhang | Donald M Bers | Lars S Maier | D. Bers | L. Maier | J. Brown | Joan Heller Brown | J. Desantiago | Jaime DeSantiago | Lu Chen | Tong Zhang | Lu Chen
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