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. 2009 Jan 9;296(3):H594–H615. doi: 10.1152/ajpheart.01118.2008

Fig. 6.

Fig. 6.

A: the AP firing rate is broadly and smoothly modulated by Pup, yielding a unique parametric solution for the 3-Hz basal AP rate (black circle). B: interactions of Ca2+ and membrane clocks result in higher amplitude Ca2+ oscillations at higher Pup values. Since higher Pup values result in higher AP rates (A), the system clock operates following a Bowditch-like pattern: “the faster rate, the stronger release” (inset) thus overcoming a major functional limitation of the isolated SR Ca2+ clock (“the faster, the weaker” in Fig. 3).