Cellular Biology Mitofusin 2-Containing Mitochondrial-Reticular Microdomains Direct Rapid Cardiomyocyte Bioenergetic Responses Via Interorganelle Ca Crosstalk
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J. Nerbonne | G. Dorn | G. Csordás | M. Kohlhaas | C. Maack | Wei Wang | Yunfei Chen | M. Meiser | Yingqiu Y Liu | C. Jowdy | T. Schneider | Norbert Csordás | S. Bergem | G. Csordás | Yingqiu Y. Liu | Yingqiu Liu
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