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Pro-death signaling of GRK2 in cardiac myocytes after ischemic stress occurs via ERK-dependent, Hsp90-mediated mitochondrial targeting

Chen et al., 2013

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5014540999466692635
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Chen M
Sat P
Chuprun J
Peroutka R
Otis N
Ibetti J
Pan S
Sheu S
Gao E
Koch W
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Circulation research

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Objective The aim of this study was to elucidate the signaling mechanism that accounts for the pro-death signaling seen in the presence of elevated GRK2 and the cardioprotection afforded by the βARKct. Methods and Results Using in vivo mouse models of ischemic injury …
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