Infarct-Size Limitation by Preconditioning is Enhanced by Dipyridamole Administered Before But Not After Preconditioning: Evidence for the Role of Interstitial Adenosine Level During Preconditioning as a Primary Determinant of Cardioprotection (Q47296073)

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scientific article published on January 1, 1998
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Infarct-Size Limitation by Preconditioning is Enhanced by Dipyridamole Administered Before But Not After Preconditioning: Evidence for the Role of Interstitial Adenosine Level During Preconditioning as a Primary Determinant of Cardioprotection
scientific article published on January 1, 1998

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    Infarct-size limitation by preconditioning is enhanced by dipyridamole administered before but not after preconditioning: evidence for the role of interstitial adenosine level during preconditioning as a primary determinant of cardioprotection (English)
    Infarct-Size Limitation by Preconditioning is Enhanced by Dipyridamole Administered Before But Not After Preconditioning: Evidence for the Role of Interstitial Adenosine Level During Preconditioning as a Primary Determinant of Cardioprotection (English)

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