u-PA-Gene Inactivation or TIMP-1-Gene Transfer Impairs Cardiac Injury Caused by Viral Myocarditis in Mice

Stéphane Heymans; Elizaveta Padalko; Feng Gao; Frans Van de Werf; Johan Neyts; Peter Carmeliet

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