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Age-adjusted capacitance modeling may refine preclinical cardiotoxicity risk assessment in virtual populations; leaves open clinical validation.
Electrical phenomena located within the plasma membrane of the mammalian cardiac cells are connected with the cells' main physiological functions--signals processing and contractility. They were extensively studied and described mathematically in so-called Hodgkin-Huxley paradigm. One of the physiological parameters, namely cell electric capacitance, has not been analyzed in-depth. The aim of the study was to validate the mechanistic model describing the capacitive properties of cells, based on a collected experimental dataset which describes the electric capacitance of human ventricular myocytes. The gathered data was further utilized for developing an empirical correlation between a healthy individual's age and cardiomyocyte electric capacitance.
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