Analysis of Na+/Ca2+ exchanger (NCX) function and current in murine cardiac myocytes during heart failure
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Congxin Huang | Lin Xu | Gang Wu | Xiao-yan Li | S. Ren | Jing Chen | Xu-Yong Li | Xue-jun Jiang | Shan Ren
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