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. 2011 Aug 8;589(Pt 21):5167–5179. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2011.214239

Figure 2. Dose dependence of ROS-induced ROS release in intact myocardium.

Figure 2

Average O2 responses of individual hearts subjected to a short (10 min) episode of OS by perfusion with 50 μm (n = 4), 100 μm (n = 4), 200 μm (n = 4) and 400 μm (n = 4) H2O2 followed by reperfusion with normal Tyrode solution. The timing of H2O2 perfusion is indicated by the double arrow for each heart. The delayed second peak (P2) is clearly evident in 1/4 (50 μm), 2/4 (100 μm), 4/4 (200 μm), and 4/4 (400 μm) H2O2 protocols. The arrhythmia score (AS) for each heart is also indicated. All hearts exhibiting P2 had an AS of 5, reflecting incidence of sustained VT/VF.