Functional analysis of a gene-edited mouse model to gain insights into the disease mechanisms of a titin missense variant
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H. Watkins | B. Davies | E. Ehler | N. Huebner | R. Fischer | Giannino Patone | D. Sparrow | P. Bennett | M. Kelly | V. Steeples | K. Gehmlich | H. Isackson | J. Kalisch-Smith | He Jiang | M. Ehsan | R. Heilig | Lisa Leinhos | Julia Beglov | C. Hooper | A. Azad | Jillian N. Simon
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