CARDIOTROPHIN-1 REDUCES STRESS-INDUCED HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN PRODUCTION IN CARDIAC MYOCYTES
Authors:
- Kevin LawrenceaKLKevin Lawrencea
- Anastasou StephanouaASAnastasou Stephanoua
- Bhawanjit BraraBBBhawanjit Brara
- Diane PennicabDPDiane Pennicab
- David LatchmanaDLDavid Latchmana
- 1 November 2000
- Vol. 12 (11) , 1741-1744
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