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Functional role for the GIRK1/4, Cav1.3 and HCN4 channels in muscarinic regulation of heart rate

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Talssi, Leïla | Bidaud, Isabelle | Mangoni, Matteo, Elia | Mesirca, Pietro

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International audience. Parasympathetic (cholinergic) stimulation slows the heart- rate (HR) by decreasing the spontaneous and non-invasively these abnormalities in the subclinicalstate.

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