Cardiomyocyte SNAP29 Insulates Desmosomes from Targeted Protein Degradation by Selective Autophagy to Restrict Arrhythmias
Jie Wang(Sichuan University), Farah Sheikh(University of California San Diego), Fabian Zanella(University of California San Diego), Valeria Mezzano(University of California San Diego), Jason Pellman(University of California San Diego), Yan Liang(Tianjin Chest Hospital), Vishal Nigam(Seattle Children's Hospital), Jing Zhang(Anhui University of Science and Technology), Kirk L. Peterson(University of California San Diego), Yusu Gu(University of California San Diego), Robert C. Lyon(University of California San Diego), Nancy D. Dalton(University of California, San Diego)
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