Population
Isolated spontaneously beating Sprague-Dawley rat hearts
Comparison
Perfusion with Ca2+-free buffer for >1 min… vs Ca2+ repletion without Co2+/Mn2+ or with…
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Challenges slow Ca2+ channel involvement in the paradox in rat hearts; hypothesis-generating for reperfusion mechanisms with no clinical implications yet.
The uncontrolled entry of Ca2+ during the Ca2+ paradox in isolated rat hearts does not appear to depend on entry through slow channels or splitting of the basement coat.
Nayler et al. (1983) studied this question.
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