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Role of Amino Acids and Genetic Disorder in Pathogenesis of Heart Failure
Heart failure (HF) is a continuously growing public health problem. The study aim to provide novel insights into the role of amino acids in pathogenesis of heart failure, to obtain a better understanding of cardiac ryanodine Receptor 2 role as an essential player in excitation-contraction coupling in pathogenesis of heart failure and clarify the potential value of these markers as targets for heart failure therapy
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