ESC 365 - Ischemia-driven exosome release of human iPSC-CM-derived cardiomyocytes increase viability of endothelial cells via pro-survival factors

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Ischemia-driven exosome release of human iPSC-CM-derived cardiomyocytes increase viability of endothelial cells via pro-survival factors

Session: Remodelling and cardioprotection

Topic: Ischaemia and protection

Speaker: Mr S. Malepu (Berlin, DE)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Mr Shashikanth Malepu

Charite University Hospital, Berlin (Germany)

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Remodelling and cardioprotection

Speakers: Mr S. Malepu, Doctor W. Ohwada, Miss C. Dufeys, Miss C. Diaz-Canestro, Mr P. Tanajak...

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26 August - 30 August 2017

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