This review highlights that impaired calcium sequestration by the sarcoplasmic reticulum, potentially due to decreased SERCA2 abundance or altered regulation, is a key pathophysiological mechanism in heart failure.
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Impaired SR Ca2+ sequestration may contribute to HF; leaves open whether SERCA2-targeted therapies improve outcomes.
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