Delayed rectifier channels in human ventricular myocytes.
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T Opthof | A. V. van Ginneken | T. Opthof | A C van Ginneken | L N Bouman | L. Bouman | A. V. Ginneken | M W Veldkamp | M. Veldkamp
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