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Regulation of calcium handling proteins by microRNA-1 in heart failure

2016-01-01

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Heart failure has a complex pathophysiology, a diverse aetiology, an increasing prevalence and only palliative treatment is currently available. The underlying molecular cause of cardiomyocyte malfunction is not fully understood. MicroRNA-1 is a post transcriptional genetic regulator that is highly expression expressed in the myocardium and has been found to influence cardiomyocyte proteins that are key for mainta...

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Literature Corpus work: d0117284-2623-5dd4-96ec-11fe3765bed4
DOI: 10.25560/40411

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