The integration and functional evaluation of rabbit pacing cells transplanted into the left ventricular free wall.

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The integration and functional ...... he left ventricular free wall.

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Changhai Zhang

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Jun Cheng

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Lu Wei

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Yaoming Nong

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Zhihui Zhang

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Zhiyuan Song

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Proteolytic processing of HCN2 and co-assembly with HCN4 in the generation of cardiac pacemaker channels

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513-520

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10.7150/IJMS.4971

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English

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2012-08-27T00:00:00Z

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