Analysis of gene mutations encoding sarcomeric proteins in sudden death cases caused by cardiomyopathy

Analysis of gene mutations encoding sarcomeric proteins in sudden death cases caused by cardiomyopathy
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2014-03
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The Kitasato medical journal
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C. Murakami;Shigeki Nakamura;Kazuho Maeda;Wataru Irie;Momoko Oishi;Chizuko Sasaki;Naomi Nakamaru
C. Murakami;Shigeki Nakamura;Kazuho Maeda;Wataru Irie;Momoko Oishi;Chizuko Sasaki;Naomi Nakamaru
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C. Murakami;Shigeki Nakamura;Kazuho Maeda;Wataru Irie;Momoko Oishi;Chizuko Sasaki;Naomi Nakamaru

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