Loss of electrical anisotropy is an unrecognized feature of dystrophic muscle that may serve as a convenient index of disease status

Seward B. Rutkove, Jim S. Wu, Craig Zaidman, Kush Kapur, Sung Yim, Amy Pasternak, Lavanya Madabusi, Heather Szelag, Tim Harrington, Jia Li, Adam Pacheck, Basil T. Darras

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