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. 2011 Jun 10;301(3):H921–H935. doi: 10.1152/ajpheart.01055.2010

Table 3.

Overview of model properties related to their ability to reproduce DADs

Model Species (Cell Type) DAD/CaOSS Needs NCX for CaOSS RyR Model Type RyR Modulation by
Iyer07 (34) Human (ventricle) Yes Yes M CaDyad and CaSR
Fink08 (21) Human (ventricle) Yes Yes HH CaDyad and CaSR
Maleckar09 (54) Human (atrium) Yes No M CaDyad and CaCyt
Shannon04 (82) Rabbit (ventricle) Yes No M CaDyad and CaSR
Iribe06 (32)* Guinea pig (ventricle) Yes Yes M CaCyt, CaSR, CaMK, and ICaL (additive)
Matsuoka03 (57) Guinea pig (ventricle) Yes Yes M CaCyt, CaSR, and ICaL (additive)
Noble98 (65) Guinea-pig (ventricle) Yes Yes M CaDyad and CaCyt
Hinch04 (28) Rat (ventricle) Yes Yes M CaDyad
Pandit01 (71) Rat (ventricle) Yes No M CaDyad
Pasek08 (73) Rat (ventricle) Yes No M CaDyad
Courtemanche98 (11) Human (atrium) No HH SR Ca2+-release current, voltage, Na+/Ca2+ exchange current (multiplicative), and ICaL (multiplicative)
Luo-Rudy91 (51) Guinea pig (ventricle) No Other Not physiological
Bondarenko04 (6) Mouse (ventricle) No M CaDyad and ICaL (multiplicative)

Twenty-three of thirty-seven models can physiologically replicate DADs [five models show Ca2+ oscillations in the subsystem (CaOSS) even with Na+/Ca2+ exchanger (NCX) = 0 with their default parameters]. Models that have a RyR formulation that couples RyR opening with the opening of ICaL multiplicatively (RyRs can only open if ICaL is open) cannot reproduce either DADs in the full model or Ca2+ oscillations in the reduced models (CaOSS); otherwise, the possibility to simulate DADs seems to be parameter dependent, but not dependent on the model structure. CaDyad, Ca2+ in the dyadic space; CaCyt, cytosolic Ca2+.

*

This model requires a change in the RyR parameter value “gain_K1.”

This model requires a change in the parameter value “NCX dNaCa” or “SERCA alphaUp.”