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From The Labs

Focused on the Heart — Novel mouse model of myotonic dystrophy displays reversible cardiac disease features of the condition

April 27, 2021April 27, 2021 alternative splicing,  arrhythmias,  cardiac function,  DM1,  DMPK gene,  mouse model,  myotonic dystrophy,  Research

This model of DM1 allows researchers to both focus on cardiac mechanisms of the disease and to expand therapeutics to target the heart.

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