14 research outputs found
AoB Hz
Txt data from 13 fluo-3-AM loaded atrial myocytes from aortic banded heart
sham 4Hz
Txt data from 12 fluo-3-AM loaded atrial myocytes from Sham operated rat hearts subject to 4 Hz pacing followed by a period of at least 70 s without stimulatio
Sham caffeine data
Line scan images of electrically stimulated and caffeine-induced Ca transients from 10 fluo-3-AM loaded atrial myocytes from Sham operated heart
Sham_control
Line scan images Ca transients in 12 fluo-3-AM loaded atrial myocytes from Sham-operated hearts stimulated at 1 Hz. Note: These are raw images; those presented in paper represent averages of consecutive transient
RyR_Sham-1
Images of 18 atrial myocytes stained with anti RyR-2 antibody from hearts from Sham-operated rat
AoB caffeine data
Line scan images of electrically stimulated and caffeine-induced Ca transients from 13 fluo-3-AM loaded atrial myocytes from aortic banded rat heart
Sham di-8-ANEPPS
Z-stacks of 20 di-8-ANEPPS-stained atrial myocytes from Sham operated rat heart
AoB_control
Line scan images of Ca transients from 8 fluo-3-AM loaded atrial myocytes from aortic banded rat hearts. Note: these are raw data of consecutive transients; transients presented in the paper represent averages of consecutive transient
Left atrial expression of Ca<sup>2+</sup> handling proteins.
<p>(A) Original Western blots of Ca<sup>2+</sup> handling proteins from Sham and AoB LA. Note the GAPDH blots for normalization. (B) Mean band intensity expressed relative to Sham as 100%. Data represent mean ± SEM from 6 Sham and 6 AoB hearts. *, P<0.05, Student’s unpaired <i>t</i>-test. (C) Original Western blots of phosphorylated RyR and PLB from Sham and AoB. Data correspond to the samples shown in (A). (D) Mean band intensity expressed relative to Sham as 100%. Data represent mean ± SEM from 6 Sham and 6 AoB hearts.</p
Modeling of diffusion in rat left atrial myocytes.
<p>(A) Model discretization with an elliptical grid and the Ca<sup>2+</sup> reactions incorporated in the model representing Ca<sup>2+</sup> buffering and fluxes. (B) Upper panel shows a simulated line scan image assuming release of Ca<sup>2+</sup> only at the periphery of a cell and no <i>internal</i> Ca uptake. Lower panel shows relative fluorescence changes at the cell edge and cell center. Note the slow rate of decline of Ca<sup>2+</sup> in the cell center. (C) Upper panel shows a simulated line scan image with SR Ca<sup>2+</sup> uptake included. Lower panel shows the time course of fluorescence changes at the time points indicated by a, b and c in the upper panel. (D) Upper panel shows calculated line scan image including microscope blurring. Lower panel shows fluorescence changes at the edge and center of the cell model. The inset shows the radial profile at the peak of the transient for the model (dotted line) and exemplar experimental data (solid line). Note the close agreement between these data. (E) The time-dependence of spread of the peak fluorescence for the model (solid line) and exemplar experimental data (stars).</p