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HFWM: Mouse cardiac LXRalpha overexpression as a model to modulate cardiac metabolism and trigger specific fetal gene expression to ameliorate pathological hypertrophy

Session: Poster Session 3 - Basic Science: Animal models and experimentation
Topic: Animal models and experimentation
Speaker: Professor R. De Boer (Rotterdam, NL)
Event: HEART FAILURE 2016

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Professor Rudolf De Boer

Erasmus University Medical Centre, Rotterdam (Netherlands (The))
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Poster Session 3 - Basic Science: Animal models and experimentation

Speakers: Professor R. De Boer, Doctor A. Olah, Doctor C. Galvez-Monton, Professor T. Radovits, Doctor A. Alogna...
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HEART FAILURE 2016

21 May - 24 May 2016

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