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Mechanisms of myocardial protection by adenosine-supplemented cardioplegic solution: myofilament and metabolic responses

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Mechanisms of myocardial protection by adenosine-supplemented cardioplegic solution: myofilament and metabolic responses (English)

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B G Fogelson

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S I Nawas

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W R Law

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March 2000

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The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery

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119

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