Abstract 259: KChIP2 is a Key Transcriptional Regulator of Cardiac Excitability Under Normal and Pathogenic Conditions
Drew Nassal(The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center), Isabelle Deschênes(The Ohio State University), Eckhard Ficker(MetroHealth Medical Center), Kenneth R. Laurita(MetroHealth), Angelina Ramirez‐Navarro(Case Western Reserve University), Xiaoping Wan(Shanghai First People's Hospital), Christine S. Moravec(Cleveland Clinic), Haiyan Liu(MetroHealth Medical Center), Danielle Maleski(Case Western Reserve University)
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