Using the rabbit left ventricular wedge model

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In addition to high sensitivity, an advantage of using the rabbit left ventricular wedge model to evaluate effects on the ECG is: the ability to evaluate the effect of metabolites, as well as the parent compound OR high throughput OR the ability to monitor effects of the drug candidate over a prolonged time period OR the possibility of identifying the channels affected by the drug candidate ?

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