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Characterization of a novel genetic variant associated with Brugada syndrome: beta-2-syntrophin mutation impairs interaction with SCN5A and reduces Na+ current in human cardiomyocytes

Session: Cellular and molecular electrophysiology
Topic: Ion channels and electrophysiology
Speaker: Professor C. Schmidt (Heidelberg, DE)
Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Professor Constanze Schmidt

University hospital Heidelberg, Heidelberg (Germany)
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