Functional role of connexin43 gap junction channels in adult mouse heart assessed by inducible gene deletion.
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J. Degen | K. Willecke | J. D. de Bakker | H. V. van Rijen | D. Eckardt | M. Theis | T. Ott | S. Kirchhoff | Jung-Sun Kim | J. Kim | H. V. Rijen | J. D. Bakker | Joachim Degen
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