Rescue of hereditary form of dilated cardiomyopathy by rAAV-mediated somatic gene therapy: Amelioration of morphological findings, sarcolemmal permeability, cardiac performances, and the prognosis of TO-2 hamsters
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Hiroshi Sato | T. Masaki | K. Ozawa | M. Urabe | T. Kawada | T. Nakajima | M. Nakazawa | T. Toyo-Oka | J. Suzuki | F. Masui | C. Hemmi | Jumi Nakata | J. Monahan | Sakura Nakauchi | Ken Yamazaki | R. Shimamoto | J. Nakata
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