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Whiteside EJ, Boucaut KJ, Teh A, Garcia-Aragon J, Harvey MB, Herington AC
This inhibited Na + -extrusion is coupled with increases in trans-sarcolemma Ca 2+ influx, SR Ca 2+ release, mitochondrial Ca 2+ efflux, and SERCA2a inhibition that overload cytosolic Ca 2+ levels