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Gremlin-1 identifies fibrosis and predicts adverse outcome in patients with heart failure undergoing endomyocardial biopsy

Mueller et al., 2013

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9314047888583667272
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Mueller K
Tavlaki E
Schneider M
Jorbenadze R
Geisler T
Kandolf R
Gawaz M
Zuern C
Mueller I
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Journal of cardiac failure

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Abstract Background Gremlin-1 (Grem1), an antagonist of bone morphogenetic proteins, is involved in fibrotic tissue formation in kidney and lung. The impact of myocardial Grem1 expression is unknown. We investigated the prognostic value of Grem1 expression in 214 …
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