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Antiarrhythmic effect of growth factor-supplemented cardiac progenitor cells in chronic infarcted heart

Savi et al., 2016

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12630973752915425391
Author
Savi M
Bocchi L
Rossi S
Frati C
Graiani G
Lagrasta C
Miragoli M
Di Pasquale E
Stirparo G
Mastrototaro G
Urbanek K
De Angelis A
Macchi E
Stilli D
Quaini F
Musso E
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American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology

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c-Kitpos cardiac progenitor cells (CPCs) represent a successful approach in healing the infarcted heart and rescuing its mechanical function, but electrophysiological consequences are uncertain. CPC mobilization promoted by hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) and IGF-1 …
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