Energy metabolism in reperfused heart muscle: Metabolic correlates to return of function
Authors:
- Heinrich TaegtmeyerHTHeinrich Taegtmeyer
- Ann F.C. RobertsARAnn F.C. Roberts
- Anthony E.G. RaineARAnthony E.G. Raine
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