the world's leaders in the molecular biology of the cardiocyte to. New data have revealed complex cardiocyte processing of proBNP, including variable exo- and endoproteolytic cleavages, as well as O-glycosylation in the midregion (MR) (2). Atrophy reversal and cardiocyte redifferentiation in reloaded cat myocardium.
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