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Advanced Sensor Research 2024 (Deng et al.)
Computers in Biology and Medicine 2024 (Kabus et al.)
Circulation Research 2022 (Van Gorp et al.)
Mathematics 2021 (Rokeakh et al.)
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 2021 (Cable et al.)
Frontiers 2021 (Ordog et al.)
Chaos 2020 (Biasci et al.)
European Physical Journal A 2016 (Grahn et al.)
[An Untethered Heart Rhythm Monitoring System with Automated AI-Based Arrhythmia Detection for Closed-Loop Experimental Application]
In this paper we present the development of a cardiac wave propagation model solely based on optical voltage mapping data, a completely different approach from traditional modelling techniques.
[Fast creation of data-driven low-order predictive cardiac tissue excitation models from recorded activation patterns]
In this paper we present the development of a cardiac wave propagation model solely based on optical voltage mapping data, a completely different approach from traditional modelling techniques.
[Sbk2, a Newly Discovered Atrium-Enriched Regulator of Sarcomere Integrity]
In this paper we made use of a cell line developed in the Pijnappels lab (iAM cell line) to identify a new gene that plays a crucial role in the creation of cardiomyocytes.
[Anatomical model of rat ventricles to study cardiac arrhythmias under infarction injury]
A mathematical model was developed for realistic three dimensional studies in rat ventricles. This includes mathematical equations as well as an anatomical geometry.
[Synthetic biology: at the crossroads of genetic engineering and human therapeutics]
A report that summarizes the Keystone eSymposium “Synthetic Biology: At the Crossroads of Genetic Engineering and Human Therapeutics”.
[The Effects of Repetitive Use and Pathological Remodeling on Channelrhodopsin Function in Cardiomyocytes ]
In this paper we systematically compare the function of multiple Channelrhodopsin variants in healthy and pathologically hypertrophied cardiomyocytes and show that, while pathological remodeling does not alter their basic light-activated currents, repetitive use induces strong, variant-specific decreases in current amplitude and altered kinetics that must be considered in cardiac optogenetic applications.
[Universal mechanisms for self-termination of rapid cardiac rhythm]
A new theory was postulated that can explain the experimentally observed alternations in conduction velocity and action potential duration (i.e. a measure of the length of excitation of a wave) right before a rhythm disorder terminates itself.
[Collective 2+1 excitations in 206Po and 208,210Rn]
In this paper we measure the B(E2;21+→01+) transition strengths in 206Po and 208,210Rn using Coulomb excitation and show that quadrupole collectivity increases as these nuclei move away from the N=126 shell closure.
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