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MYCN は哺乳類の心臓の心臓細胞増殖,代謝,再生を調節する

Satyabrata Das¹, Thijs A Larson¹, Javier E Sierra-Pagan¹

¹Lillehei Heart Institute, Department of Medicine, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (S.D., T.A.L., J.E.S.-P., X.M., Q.L., K.H., R.J.L., T.A., W.G., M.G.G., D.J.G.).

|September 2, 2025

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MYCN について心筋細胞再生する

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