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The Inverse Relationship between Cardiac Muscle Stress and Cross-Sectional Area Is Preserved in Ba2+ Contracture and in Chemically-Permeabilised Ca2+ Contracture.

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Title: The Inverse Relationship between Cardiac Muscle Stress and Cross-Sectional Area Is Preserved in Ba2+ Contracture and in Chemically-Permeabilised Ca2+ Contracture.
Authors: Choi, D. H.1, Pham, T.1, Loiselle, D. S.1,2, Taberner, A. J.1,3, Han, J.-C.1, Tran, K.1, k.tran@auckland.ac.nz
Source: Experimental Mechanics; 2021, Vol. 61 Issue 1, p107-117, 11p
Database: Applied Science & Technology Source
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