Titlebook: Heart Function and Metabolism; Proceedings of the S Naranjan S. Dhalla,Grant N. Pierce,Robert E. Beami Conference proceedings 1987 Martinus

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Na and Ca Channels in the Heartgle- Na- and Ca-channel proteins to be studied in the living state. The application of this approach has been particularly fortuitous because the development of viable isolated adult cell preparations (48,49,78,79,93) so important for adequate voltage clamping involved enzymatic dispersion which als

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Sodium Pathways In and Out of the Cardiac Cells: Relationship to Inotropythat is the major efflux system for Na. (1), . the Na./H. exchange system that is the major influx system (2, 3), . the Na./K./Cl. co-transport, . the Na./Ca. exchange system. This latter system works in both directions (Na. influx coupled to Ca. efflux or vice-versa) but only the mode corresponding

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Nondriven Electrical Activity in Cardiac Ventricular Fibersnder stretch (1), partial depolarization (2), and treated with chemical agent as aconitine (3,4) or Ba. (5) etc. In 1977, Cranefield summarized that triggered activity was an important mechanism in the genesis of nondriven repetitive activity that arised from depolarizing afterpotentials (6). Trigge

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Parasympathetic Control of the Heart: Subcellular Mechanisms specific receptors located postsynaptically in the heart. Depending on whether the region harbors pacemaker, conducting or contractile tissue, the well-known reciprocal effects on excitability, automaticity, conductivity and contractility of para-sympathetic and sympathetic nerves are expressed wit

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Characteristics of Ca2+/Mg2+ Atpase in Heart Sarcolemma Treated with Trypsinmillimolar concentrations of various divalent cations including Ca. or Mg. (1–5). Earlier studies have revealed that the activity of this sarcolemmal Ca./Mg. ATPase was decreased by different agents, which have been shown to exert cardiodepressant effects (6–8). Furthermore, interventions, which are

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