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Enhancing cardiomyocyte survival from myocardial infarction with cardiac stromal cell-secreted factors

2020-01-01

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Myocardial infarction is the leading cause of death globally, and progression to heart failure is directly proportional to infarct size. Targeting cardiomyocyte loss is vital to stop cardiac damage. Previous data from our group show that intramyocardial injection of cardiac stromal cells (CSC) at time of infarct results in scar size reduction and improvement in ejection fraction. However, injected CSC are poorly r...

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5b53e152-97a8-5d52-b52e-adcc6cd04eef
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10.25560/81573
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