$Myocardial creatine uptake is regulated by the sarcolemmal fraction of the creatine transporter, but not by the total creatine transporter pool$

Myocardial creatine uptake is regulated by the sarcolemmal fraction of the creatine transporter, but not by the total creatine transporter pool

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Main Authors:	Boehm, E, Chan, S, Monfared, M, Clarke, K, Wallimann, T, Neubauer, S
Format:	Conference item
Published:	2002

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