Novel cleft-targeted Ca2+ sensors demonstrate dynamic differences during electric excitation and a standing diastolic [Ca2+]i gradient in adult rat myocytes.
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Reveals diastolic Ca2+ gradient in rat myocytes; leaves open its role in human disease and requires translational validation.
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