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Advanced glycation end-products and telomere shortening contribute to cardiac aging: the relationship with myocardial strain.

28 August 2017 (15:35 - 16:25)
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Mrs Ekaterina Plokhova

Clinical Hospital 83, Moscow (Russian Federation)

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28 August 2017 15:35 CET

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