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<div>Comparison of speeds of positive and negative reactions between experimental models and control model.<b> (a)</b> Control model.<b> (b)</b> Conformation changes model.<b> (c)</b> Interaction model.</div>

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The Application of Dynamic Models to the Exploration of -AR Overactivation as a Cause of Heart Failure

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