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See Latest ArticlesBasic Concepts of Optical Mapping Techniques in Cardiac Electrophysiology
Biological Research For Nursing, 09/28/09
Attin M et al. – This article presents the basic concepts of optical mapping techniques as an introduction for students and investigators in experimental laboratories unfamiliar with it.
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