Mapping cardiac pacemaker circuits: methodological puzzles of the sinoatrial node optical mapping.
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Shien-Fong Lin | Boyoung Joung | Vadim V Fedorov | Igor R Efimov | I. Efimov | B. Joung | V. Fedorov | Shien‐Fong Lin
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