Structural, functional and metabolic remodeling of rat left ventricular myocytes in normal and in sodium-supplemented pregnancy.
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J. Fouron | B. Comte | A. Chorvatova | A Chorvatova | V Bassien-Capsa | J-C Fouron | B Comte | V. Bassien-Capsa
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