Changes in gene expression caused by genetic elimination of high molecular weight FGF2 are associated with prevention of stress‐induced cardiac systolic dysfunction
Elissavet Kardami(University of Manitoba), Peter A. Cattini(University of Manitoba), Ian Dixon(St. Boniface Hospital), Natalie M. Landry(St. Boniface Hospital), Davinder S. Jassal(St. Boniface Hospital), Navid Koleini(Johns Hopkins University), David Cheung(St. Boniface Hospital), Robert R. Fandrich(St. Boniface Hospital), Raghu S. Nagalingam(St. Boniface Hospital), Barbara E. Nickel(St. Boniface Hospital), Michael P. Czubryt(St. Boniface Hospital)
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