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Recognition of extracellular matrix components by neonatal and adult cardiac myocytes

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Published1984
Citations199
References38

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1981 • 221 citations

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1981 • 216 citations

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1983 • 199 citations

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1981 • 165 citations

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1981 • 129 citations

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1979 • 124 citations

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1982 • 58 citations

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1984 • 35 citations

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1980 • 31 citations

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1982 • 30 citations

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