November 1, 1994Circulation ResearchOpen Access

Epicardial strains in embryonic chick ventricle at stages 16 through 24.

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LTLarry A. TaberWashington University in St. Louis HSHao SunQingdao University ECE. B. ClarkEdinburgh Royal Infirmary

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Constant epicardial strains across stages support strain homeostasis in chick cardiogenesis; leaves open relevance to mammalian defects or clinical translation.

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Constant epicardial strains across stages support strain homeostasis in chick cardiogenesis; leaves open relevance to mammalian defects or clinical translation.

Epicardial strains in embryonic chick ventricle at stages 16 through 24.

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