ESC 365 - Innate immune nod1/rip2 signaling is essential for cardiac hypertrophic response with a surprising critical interaction with mitochondrial danger activator

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Innate immune nod1/rip2 signaling is essential for cardiac hypertrophic response with a surprising critical interaction with mitochondrial danger activator

Session: Young Investigator Awards Session Basic Science

Topic: Hypertrophy, cell cycle and apoptosis

Speaker: Doctor H. Lin (Ottawa, CA)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Doctor Han-Bin Cooz Lin

Ottawa Heart Institute, Ottawa (Canada)

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Young Investigator Awards Session Basic Science

Speakers: Doctor H. Lin, Mr J. Larrasa-Alonso, Ms F. Rathjens, Doctor T. Satoh

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ESC Congress 2017

26 August - 30 August 2017

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