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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Aug 25.
Published in final edited form as: Heart Rhythm. 2008 Nov 27;6(3):370–377. doi: 10.1016/j.hrthm.2008.11.023

Table.

Action potential characteristics from intact LV and RV preparations.

LV n APA, mV MDP, mV Vmax, V/s APD50, ms APD90, ms
WT 4 73±3 -69±2 110±27 11±1 75±10
WT, 4-AP 4 76±3 -69±2 107±15 20±1* 77% 84±3* 13%
KChIP2-/- 3 70±3 -67±2 87±11 10±1 70±4
KChIP2-/-, 4-AP 3 74±6 -67±1 93±5 21±1* 115% 84±2* 21%
RV n APA, mV MDP, mV Vmax, V/s APD50, ms APD90, ms

WT 8 88±2 -77±1 215±12 4.1±0.3 31±3
WT, 4-AP 8 87±3 -73±1 196±15 8.9±0.8* 113% 41±4* 28%
KChIP2-/- 7 87±2 -77±1 192±20 3.8±0.3 39±4
KChIP2-/-, 4-AP 7 93±2 -74±2 160±13 13.6±0.9* 262% 53±4* 41%

APA, action potential amplitude; MDP, maximal diastolic potential; Vmax, maximal upstroke velocity; APD50 and APD90, action potential duration to 50 and 90% repolarization. Relative increases in APD induced by 4-AP are indicated in percent. Pacing-cycle length: 500 ms.

*

, P<0.05 versus baseline.

, P<0.05 versus WT, 4-AP.