Key result
Acetylcholine inhibits pacemaker cells by increasing outward potassium current, whereas adrenaline accelerates pacemaking by increasing slow inward current.
Population
Pacemaking tissue of the frog and rabbit (amphibian and mammalian sino-atrial node)
Design
Review
Authors
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Early animal voltage-clamp data map pacemaker currents; leaves open human sinoatrial node translation.
This review summarizes the ionic mechanisms by which autonomic transmitters modulate cardiac pacemaker activity.
Brown et al. (1979) reported a review. Acetylcholine and Adrenaline was evaluated. Acetylcholine inhibits pacemaker cells by increasing outward potassium current, whereas adrenaline accelerates pacemaking by increasing slow inward current.
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