Targeting miR-423-5p Reverses Exercise Training-Induced HCN4 Channel Remodeling and Sinus Bradycardia

A. D'Souza, C.M. Pearman, Y. Wang, S. Nakao, S.J.R.J. Logantha, C. Cox, H. Bennett, Y. Zhang, A.B. Johnsen, N. Linscheid, P.C. Poulsen, J. Elliott, J. Coulson, J. McPhee, A. Robertson, P.A. Da Costa Martins, A. Kitmitto, U. Wisløff, E.J. Cartwright, O. MonfrediA. Lundby, H. Dobrzynski, D. Oceandy, G.M. Morris, M.R. Boyett

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