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Collagen and myocyte interplay in cardiac volume overload: a multi-constituent growth and remodeling framework
Hearts subjected to volume overload (VO) are prone to detrimental anatomical and functional changes in response to elevated mechanical loading, ultimately leading to heart failure. Experimental findings now emphasize that organ-scale changes following VO cannot be explained by myocyte growth alone,
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