I-Band Titin in Cardiac Muscle Is a Three-Element Molecular Spring and Is Critical for Maintaining Thin Filament Structure
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Wolfgang A. Linke | Siegfried Labeit | Mathias Gautel | W. Linke | C. Gregorio | M. Gautel | S. Labeit | Carol C. Gregorio | Diane E. Rudy | Thomas Centner | Christian Witt | C. Witt | T. Centner
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