High spatial and temporal resolution Ca2+imaging of myocardial strips from human, pig and rat

Lyudmyla Borysova, Y. Y. Hanson Ng, Edward S. Wragg, Lillian E. Wallis, Emily Fay, Raimondo Ascione, Kim A. Dora

Published: 2021-08-15 DOI: 10.1038/s41596-021-00590-6

Ca2+ imaging

myocardial strips

endocardial endothelium

cardiomyocyte contraction

high resolution

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Ca2nobreak+nobreak handling within cardiac myocytes underpins coordinated contractile function within the beating heart. This protocol enables high spatial and temporal Ca2nobreak+nobreak imaging of exvivo multicellular myocardial strips
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