A Subset of Cells That Can Break Your Heart, Stanford Cardiovascular  Institute

A Subset of Cells That Can Break Your Heart, Stanford Cardiovascular Institute

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Stanford CVI and affiliated researchers report the identification of endocardial cells as a key cell type in heart of HLHS patients responsible for the onset of HLHS

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