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February 1, 1998Journal of Cellular Biochemistry

Differentiation-dependent expression of cardiac δ-CaMKII isoforms

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BHBrigitte HochMax Delbrück Center HHHannelore HaaseMax Delbrück Center WSWolfgang SchulzeUniversität Hamburg

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Cell-line expression patterns warrant no clinical CaMKII isoform targeting; leaves open functional validation in primary human myocardium.

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Hoch et al. (1998) studied this question.

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