Noninvasive cardiovascular phenotyping in mice.

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With the growth of genetic engineering, mice have become common as models of human diseases, which in turn has stimulated the development of techniques to monitor and image the murine cardiovascular system. Invasive methods are often more quantitative, but noninvasive methods are preferred when measurements must be repeated serially on living animals during development or in response to pharmacological or...

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