‘Heart of the Matter – Tackling the Last Two Unsolved Arrhythmic Puzzl
- Cardio
- 01/10/2013
Series Name Department of Cardiovascular Sciences Speaker Professor G Andre Ng Type Lectures...
READ MORESeries Name Department of Cardiovascular Sciences Speaker Professor G Andre Ng Type Lectures...
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READ MORECatestatin-mimic pharmacophore model. Pharmacophore centers correspond to hydrophobic residues Leu5, Phe7, and Phe14; and positively charged residues Arg8, Arg10, and Arg15. Green circles represe
READ MOREIn a Special Report in the current issue of Circulation , Boston Medical Center cardiothoracic surgeon Harold Lazar, MD, has found that off-pump coronary artery bypass graft (OPCAB) surgery has...
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