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Funding
This work was funded by a British Heart Foundation Project Grant (PG/13/92/30587) which supported PJN, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council PhD Studentships which supported RLG and EJH, British Heart Foundation PhD Studentships which supported DC, JSR and CZK (FS/05/048,
Foundation Senior Fellowship (FS/08/062/25797) to MGT which also supported JY, a Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Project Grant (BB/P00783X/1) which supported NH and a Medical Research Council New Investigator Award (RRAK10717) which supported MGT. SPW is a British Heart Foundation Chair (CH03/003).
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