Small Molecule Disruption of Gβγ Signaling Inhibits the Progression of Heart Failure
Liam M. Casey(University of Rochester), Burns C. Blaxall(Cardiovascular Institute Hospital), Stephen L. Belmonte(University of Rochester), Olga Stolpnik(MACOM (United States)), Coeli M. Lopes(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), Olga Dunaevsky(MACOM (United States)), Gabriel Vorobiof(MACOM (United States)), Dmitriy Migdalovich(MACOM (United States)), Alessandra Matavel(MACOM (United States)), Alan V. Smrcka(University of Michigan), Frances E. Nwakanma(MACOM (United States)), Andrew Pistner(MACOM (United States))
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