The effects of overload on cardiac muscle protein synthesis leading ultimately to hypertrophy. How to approximate the "true" rates of protein synthesis in the face of lack of intracellular homogeneity
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The effects of overload on cardiac muscle protein synthesis leading ultimately to hypertrophy. How to approximate the "true" rates of protein synthesis in the face of lack of intracellular homogeneity
Mt Sinai J Med.
1973 May-Jun.
No abstract available
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