Embryonic type Na+ channel β-subunit, SCN3B masks the disease phenotype of Brugada syndrome
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Embryonic type Na+ channel β-subunit, SCN3B masks the disease phenotype of Brugada syndrome
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Scientific Reports
Volume 6, Issue 1, Pages -
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Springer Nature
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2016-09-28
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10.1038/srep34198
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