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41.	Preparation Of Polythiophene Based Hydrogel For Cardiac Tissue Engineering
42.	Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-and Nanofiber Scaffold-based Myocardial Tissue Engineering
43.	Establishment And Metabolic Research Of Rat Model Of Cardiac Insufficiency Complicated With Diabetes Mellitus
44.	Effect Of Xintong Decoction On ICAM-1,VCAM-1 In Cardiac Tissue Of Rats With Acute Myocardial Ischemia
45.	Effect Of Carbon Nanohorns/collagen Hybrids Substrates On Expression And Maturation Of Intercalated Disc Related Proteins Of Neonatal Rat Ventricular Myocytes
46.	Structure,Detect And Evaluate A Tissue-Engineered 3D Cardiac Model Based On Decellularized Heart Scaffold In Vitro
47.	Preparation And Characterization Of Conductive Scaffolds With Antioxidant Activity
48.	In Vitro Cardiac Tissue Construction For Heart-on-a-chip Application
49.	Electric Activity Of Neurons And Cardiac Tissue Under Electromagnetic Radiation
50.	Effect Of New Au Nanostars/Collagen Matrix Material On Oxidative Stress Damage In Newborn Rat Ventricular Myocytes
51.	An Investigation Of Expression And Mechanism Of Action Of Urotensin ? In Chronic Pressure-Overloaded Rat Hearts
52.	The Preparation And Properties Of An Electrically Conductive Graphene Oxide/Chitosan Scaffold
53.	Effects Of Composite Electrostatic Nano-spinning Materials On The Growth And Maturation Of Ventricular Myocytes
54.	Simultaneous culture medium perfusion and electrical stimulation improve differentiation of engineered cardiac tissue
55.	Acoustic radiation force impulse-driven shear wave velocimetry in cardiac tissue
56.	Cell-taught gene therapy for the preservation and regeneration of cardiac tissue following chronic heart failure
57.	Characterization of cardiac tissue using optical coherence tomography
58.	Non-invasive investigation of cardiac tissue compartments and components using MR microscopy
59.	Electrical stimulation for cardiac tissue engineering
60.	Cardiac tissue characterization following myocardial infarction using magnetic resonance imaging
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