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FIMH
2007
Springer

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Can We Trust the Transgenic Mouse? Insights from Computer Simulations

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Can We Trust the Transgenic Mouse? Insights from Computer Simulations

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Abstract. Over the past several decades, the mouse has gained prominence in the cardiac electrophysiology literature as the animal model of choice. Using computer models of the mouse and human ECG, this paper is a step toward understanding when the mouse succeeds and fails to mimic functional changes resulting from disease states and drug interactions.

Joseph Tranquillo, Adhira Sunkara

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Added	07 Jun 2010
Updated	07 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2007
Where	FIMH
Authors	Joseph Tranquillo, Adhira Sunkara

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