Length-tension relationships of sub-epicardial and sub-endocardial single ventricular myocytes from rat and ferret hearts.
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J. Le Guennec | E. White | O Cazorla | J Y Le Guennec | E White | O. Cazorla | E. White | J. Guennec
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