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High resolution optical mapping reveals conduction slowing in connexin43 deficient mice

Eloff et al., 2001

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16601511458526413060
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Eloff B
Lerner D
Yamada K
Schuessler R
Saffitz J
Rosenbaum D
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Cardiovascular research

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Abstract Analysis of mice with genetically altered expression of cardiac connexins can provide insights into the role of individual gap junction channel proteins in cell-to-cell communication, impulse propagation, and arrhythmias. However, conflicting results have …
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