Mutations in Desmoglein-2 Gene Are Associated With Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy
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G. Danieli | J. Towbin | G. Thiene | C. Basso | A. Vettori | A. Nava | M. Valente | A. Rampazzo | B. Bauce | G. Frigo | Alessandra Lorenzon | G. Beffagna | K. Pilichou
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