Anoxic contractile failure in rat heart myocytes is caused by failure of intracellular calcium release due to alteration of the action potential

Keyphrases

• Intracellular Calcium Release 100%
• Action Potential 100%
• Myocytes 100%
• Rat Heart 100%
• Anoxia 75%
• Voltage Clamp 50%
• Outward Current 50%
• Low Oxygen 25%
• Electrophysiological Recordings 25%
• Caffeine 25%
• Depolarization 25%
• Multi-electrode 25%
• Calcium Release 25%
• Glycogen 25%
• Cytosolic Calcium 25%
• Oxygen Transport 25%
• Ventricular Myocytes 25%
• Excitation-contraction Coupling 25%
• Resting Potential 25%
• Microinjection 25%
• Twitch 25%
• Argon 25%
• Lag Period 25%
• Indo-1 25%
• Reticle 25%
• Stimulated Contraction 25%
• Twitch Contraction 25%
• Grant-free Access 25%
• Calcium Stores 25%
• Cardiac Excitation-contraction Coupling 25%
• Series Resistance 25%
• Distal Pathway 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Intracellular Calcium 100%
• Action Potential 100%
• Calcium Transport 100%
• Anoxia 75%
• Isotopes of Calcium 50%
• Excitation Contraction Coupling 50%
• Voltage Clamp 50%
• Membrane Steady Potential 25%
• Heart Block 25%
• Oxygen Transport 25%
• Microinjection 25%
• Muscle Twitch 25%
• Indo 1 25%
• Microelectrode 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Calcium Transport 100%
• Calcium Cell Level 100%
• Action Potential 100%
• Voltage Clamp 50%
• Excitation Contraction Coupling 50%
• Electric Potential 25%
• Oxygen Transport 25%
• Electrophysiological Procedures 25%
• Membrane Steady Potential 25%
• Oxygen Tension 25%
• Microinjection 25%
• Heart Block 25%
• Muscle Twitch 25%
• Indo-1 25%
• Microelectrode 25%