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February 1, 1978AJP Heart and Circulatory Physiology

Ionic basis of electrical activity in cardiac tissues

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Key result

Cardiac electrical activity is driven by specific inward and outward ionic currents, electrogenic active transport, and calcium-dependent potassium conductance.

Population

Cardiac tissues and membranes

Design

Review

Authors

ECE CoraboeufUniversité Paris-Sud

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Implication

Supports arrhythmia mechanism research; leaves open translation to targeted therapies.

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Cardiac tissues and membranes

This review summarizes the fundamental ionic mechanisms and membrane physiology underlying cardiac electrical activity.

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E Coraboeuf (1978) conducted a review in Cardiac electrical activity. Cardiac electrical activity is driven by specific inward and outward ionic currents, electrogenic active transport, and calcium-dependent potassium conductance.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a97ebb8266c99b3e42d284bhttps://doi.org/10.1152/ajpheart.1978.234.2.h101
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