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Samuel D Jordan1, Shuhua Fu2, Abigail Fulkerson1

  • 1Department of Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Division, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, United States of America.

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まとめ

ステレオタキシ性不律性放射線療法 (STAR) は,心臓細胞のエピゲノムを再プログラムし,改善された電気機能のための遺伝子発現を強化します. このエピジェネティックメモリは,STARが心室性低心血症 (VT) をどのように効果的に治療するかを説明します.

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