GDF15/MIC-1 Functions As a Protective and Antihypertrophic Factor Released From the Myocardium in Association With SMAD Protein Activation
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T. Hewett | J. Molkentin | J. Lorenz | Jian Xu | D. Brown | S. Breit | T. Kimball | A. Bauskin | R. Klevitsky
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