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. 2017 Jun 5;13(6):e1005565. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005565

Fig 10. Assessing the dependence of fres and QZ of the intermediate g¯Ca models on the linear g¯Cag¯H correlation.

Fig 10

a. Parameter values for each model were in the intermediate g¯Ca group (see Fig 7) were changed along a line parallel (‖, blue) to the correlation line (black) or along a perpendicular line (┴, grey). For each model and each line, ‖ or ┴, we fit a line to the relative change in either fres or QZ as a function of the relative change in g¯Ca. b. The sensitivity values of fres or QZ to ‖ or ┴ are shown for the three groups. c. Impedance profiles showing how QZ changes when the parameters vary along a line parallel (blue) or perpendicular (grey) to the g¯Cag¯H correlation line in one optimal model. Arrows show the direction of the movement of Zmax and fres for the change in parameters along ‖ or ┴.