Airdate: Tuesday, August 13, 2019 Season: 6 Episode: 3
Guest: Melanie White
Dr. Melanie White from the University of Sydney School of Medicine answers questions from a webinar where she discusses basic isolated Langendorff heart principles, key experimental design considerations, core technology requirements and best practice tips to support consistency and validation of your research.
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Associated Webinar: An Introduction to Isolated Langendorff Heart: Experimental Considerations and Best Practices
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