A 50% Reduction of Excitability but Not of Intercellular Coupling Affects Conduction Velocity Restitution and Activation Delay in the Mouse Heart
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Jacques M. T. de Bakker | Toon A. B. van Veen | R. Hauer | J. D. de Bakker | T. V. van Veen | M. Stein | H. V. van Rijen | Mèra Stein | Richard N. W. Hauer | Harold V. M. van Rijen
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