Cardiac-specific disruption of the c-raf-1 gene induces cardiac dysfunction and apoptosis.
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J. Miyazaki | M. Hori | M. Taniike | K. Otsu | K. Chien | S. Hikoso | K. Nishida | H. Ichijo | M. Baccarini | Y. Higuchi | C. Sadamitsu | A. Matsuzawa | Y. Matsumura | O. Yamaguchi | T. Takeda | Tetsuya Watanabe | M. Asahi | K. Kashiwase | S. Hirotani | Atsuko Nakai | I. Tsujimoto | Toshihiro Takeda
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