Hyperpolarization activated cation current (If) in cardiac myocytes from pulmonary vein sleeves in the canine with atrial fibrillation
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Yan Liu | Bin Xu | Yi-cheng Fu | Q. Xue | Yang Li | Dexian Zhang | Hong-juan Wang | Xue-ping Wang | Mei-yan Chen | Jiayue Li | Xueping Wang
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