Graded response and restitution hypotheses of ventricular vulnerability to fibrillation: Insights into the mechanism of initiation of fibrillation☆
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Supported in part by UC Tobacco Related Disease Research Program (6RT-0020), NIH SCOR grant (HL52319), the Cedars-Sinai ECHO Foundation, the Ralph M. Parsons Foundation, Los Angeles, CA, AHA National Center Grant-in-Aid 9750623N and 9956464N, and the Pauline and Harold Price Endowment.
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