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Excitability, pacemaking and conduction, of the cell depends on the balance of ionic currents flowing in the potential region between resting and threshold potential. Excitability is therefore influenced by many different factors affecting individual ionic currents.

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1566-0753 ar basis of cardiac electrophysiology, forresearchers interested in the basis of the electrical activity of theheart, such as clinical investigators, physiologists orpharmacologists, for teachers in physiology, pharmacology and otherbiomedical studies, and for medical students from graduate topostgr

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Book 2002emodelling. .Edward Carmeliet and Johan Vereecke, Katholieke University Leuven,Belgium, have collaborated for over 30 years in cardiacelectrophysiology research. Their studies include the genesis of thenormal action potential, its changes in ischaemia, the effect ofdrugs, and the mechanism of arrhyt

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General description of electrical activity, is ended by the final repolarisation (phase 3). These three phases approximately correspond to the mechanical systole. After the final repolarisation phase follows the diastole (phase 4), which can be a stable resting potential, as is e.g. the case in normal atrial or ventricular myocardium, or a s