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Investigating the effects of enhanced catecholamine stimulation in stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes
Background: Heart failure contributes significantly to global mortality rates and is even projected to surpass infectious diseases as the primary cause of death in Africa by 2030. Autonomic imbalance, marked by an exaggerated cardiac sympathetic tone and parasympathetic withdrawal, is a prominent ch...
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Department of Human Biology
2026
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