Circulation Research an Official Journal of the American Heart Association Brief Reviews Intercellular Communication in Cardiac Muscle Intercellular Junction and the Electrical Coupling of Heart Cells

Circulation Research an Official Journal of the American Heart Association Brief Reviews Intercellular Communication in Cardiac Muscle Intercellular Junction and the Electrical Coupling of Heart Cells
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循环研究美国心脏协会官方杂志简要回顾心肌细胞间连接的细胞间通讯和心脏细胞的电耦合

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