Novel insights on the relationship between T-tubular defects and contractile dysfunction in a mouse model of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Claudia Crocini(University of Colorado Boulder), Corrado Poggesi(University of Florence), Luca Mazzoni(University of Florence), Chiara Tesi(University of Florence), Francesco Vanzi(University of Florence), Long‐Sheng Song(Western University), Ang Guo(North Dakota State University), Beatrice Scellini(University of Florence), Raffaele Coppini(University of Florence), Ping Yan(Columbia University), Francesco S. Pavone(National Research Council), Josè Manuel Pioner(University of Florence), Cecilia Ferrantini(University of Florence), Leonardo Sacconi(University Medical Center Freiburg), Jil C. Tardiff(University of Arizona), Elisabetta Cerbai(University of Florence), Marina Scardigli, Erica Lazzeri(University of Florence), Leslie M. Loew(UConn Health)
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