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Neuropeptide Y deficiency perturbs L-type calcium and outward potassium currents leading to ventricular arrhythmogenesis in mice
Elasoru and colleagues present findings revealing a novel role for Neuropeptide Y (a sympathetic co-transmitter) in cardiomyocyte ion channel regulation and action potential duration.
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