Titin mutations as the molecular basis for dilated cardiomyopathy.
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Takeharu Hayashi | Fumiaki Marumo | K. Ueda | F. Marumo | T. Imaizumi | M. Hiroe | T. Arimura | H. Nishi | Y. Koga | A. Kimura | Akinori Kimura | Takuro Arimura | Manatsu Itoh-Satoh | Kazuo Ueda | Shigeru Hohda | Megumi Takahashi | Michio Yasunami | Hirofumi Nishi | Yoshinori Koga | Tsutomu Imaizumi | M. Yasunami | Takeshi Koyanagi | Tatsuhito Nouchi | Michiaki Hiroe | Takeharu Hayashi | Megumi Takahashi | Manatsu Itoh-Satoh | Shigeru Hohda | T. Koyanagi | T. Nouchi | Tatsuhito Nouchi
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