DECA11 selectively increases human INa and IK1 and is antiarrhythmic in a mouse model of heart failure

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DECA11 selectively increases human INa and IK1 and is antiarrhythmic in a mouse model of heart failure

Session: Molecular and cellular drivers of arrhythmia

Topic: Ion Channels, Electrophysiology

Speaker: Professor R. Caballero (Madrid, ES)

Event: ESC Congress 2025

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Professor Ricardo Caballero

Complutense University of Madrid, Madrid (Spain)

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Speakers: Professor R. Caballero, Ms M. Zhu, Doctor S. Casini, Mr L. Weirauch, Associate Professor K. Nakamura

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