AntimiR-21 Prevents Myocardial Dysfunction in a Pig Model of Ischemia/Reperfusion Injury
Rabea Hinkel(German Primate Center), Stefan Engelhardt(Heidelberg University), Thomas Thum(Medizinische Hochschule Hannover), Lars Mäegdefessel(Technical University of Munich), Katharina Klett(TUM Klinikum), Anne Dueck(German Centre for Cardiovascular Research), Christian Kupatt(München Klinik), Veronika Kaczmarek(TUM Klinikum), Karl‐Ludwig Laugwitz(Health First), Christian Weber(Munich Cluster for Systems Neurology), Deepak Ramanujam(Technical University of Munich), Christina M. Beck(German Centre for Cardiovascular Research), Andrea Howe(TUM Klinikum)
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