Digoxin- and Monensin-induced Changes of Intracellular Ca2+ Concentration in Isolated Guinea-pig Ventricular Myocyte

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Pages H2117–H2136: Nordin, Charles. “Computer model of membrane current and intracellular Ca2+ flux in the isolated guinea pig ventricular myocyte.” Figure 13: Units of time in Fig. 13B are seconds (not milliseconds). The output for concentration, using the equations of the appendix, is in units of 10−3 mol/l (millimolar). Equation A29 should read (See PDF) Equations A30a and A31a should read (See PDF) Note: All errors in equations, except for the term with asterisk in Eq. A31a and removal of the term (0.1 x iCa) from Eq. A30a, were made in transcribing the computer program to the set of printed equations and therefore do not involve any simulations of the paper. The other changes are refinements of the program that slightly reduce the rise in [Na+]myo and fall in [K+]myo with increasing stimulation rate (Fig. 5A) but do not affect other aspects of the behavior of the model in any significant way.


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