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Connexin40 imparts conduction heterogeneity to atrial tissue
David E. Leaf
, Jonathan E. Feig
, Carolina Vasquez
, Pamela L. Riva
, Cindy Yu
, Joshua M. Lader
, Andrianos Kontogeorgis
, Elvera L. Baron
, Nicholas S. Peters
, Edward A. Fisher
, David E. Gutstein
, Gregory E. Morley
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
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Neuroscience
Left Atrial Appendage
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Right Atrial Appendage
100%
Conduction Velocity
100%
Gap Junction
50%
Myocyte
50%
Gap Junction Protein
50%
Crista terminalis
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Wild Type
100%
Connexin
100%
Optical Resolution
100%
Crista
100%
Keyphrases
Cx40
100%
Atrial Tissue
100%
Sinus Node
18%
Left Atrial Appendage
12%
Conduction Velocity
12%
Impulse Propagation
12%
Right Atrial Appendage
12%
Adult Mice
6%
Murine Model
6%
High-resolution
6%
Murine Heart
6%
Gap Junction Protein
6%
Cardiac Tissue
6%
Atrial Myocytes
6%
Embryonic Mice
6%
Langendorff
6%
Optical Mapping
6%
Gap Junction Channel
6%
Crista Terminalis
6%
Node Function
6%
Intercellular Coupling
6%
Atrial Conduction Time
6%
Atrial Arrhythmogenesis
6%
Velocity Heterogeneity
6%
Immunology and Microbiology
Sinus Node
100%
Wild Type
33%
Muscle Cell
33%
Optical Resolution
33%
Gap Junction
33%
Connexin
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Sinoatrial Node
100%
Arrhythmogenesis
33%
Gap Junction
33%
Crista terminalis
33%
Connexin
33%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Mouse
100%
Myocyte
20%
Crista terminalis
20%