Apoptosis in the skeletal muscle of rats with heart failure is associated with increased serum levels of TNF-alpha and sphingosine.
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A. Angelini | C. Renken | M. Sandri | B. Ravara | R. Betto | R. Sabbadini | G. Vescovo | L. Dalla Libera
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