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. 2021 Jan;159:58–74. doi: 10.1016/j.pbiomolbio.2020.06.007

Table 1.

Description of the human experimental data used for model calibration and evaluation. tp: time to peak, rt50/rt90/rt95: time to 50/90/95% decay, APD50/APD90: action potential (AP) duration at 50/90% repolarisation. Calibration data are reported as Mean ± SEM. AP data are reported as [minimum maximum]. CaT data are reported as Median±STD.

Reference Tissue preparation Data type Biomarkers
Calibration Pieske et al. (1996) Left ventricular trabeculae from non-failing hearts (paced at 1 Hz, 37 °C) Active Tension (muscles were gradually stretched along their length-tension curve in 0.05 mm steps until maximum isometric tension was reached) amplitude (mN/mm2): 13.7 ± 1.8
tp (ms): 165 ± 7
rt50 (ms): 116 ± 6
rt95 (ms): 334 ± 43
Mulieri et al. (1992) Biopsy strips of left ventricular myocardium of hearts from coronary artery bypass surgery (paced at 1.2 Hz, 37 °C) Active Tension (muscles were gradually stretched in 0.05 mm increments to the length at which active twitch tension was maximum) peak (mN/mm2): 22.8 ± 1.4
tp (ms): 157 ± 10
rt50 (ms): 117 ± 8
rt95 (ms): 477 ± 31 (time to complete relaxation)
Rossman et al. (2004) Trabeculae from the right ventricular free wall of donor heart (paced at 0.5 or 2.5 Hz, 37 °C) Active Tension (the final length was set at 80% of the difference between Lmax and L0, where an active developed force can first be identified) developed force (mN/mm2): 16.7 ± 1.6 (0.5 Hz), 30.3 ± 4.6 (2 Hz)
tp (ms): 235 ± 13.4 (0.5 Hz), 151 ± 6.1 (2 Hz)
rt50 (ms): 153 ± 71 (0.5 Hz), 98 ± 7.7 (2 Hz)
rt95 (ms): 309 ± 13.7 (0.5 Hz), 173 ± 10.7 (2 Hz)
Evaluation Britton et al. (2017b) Right ventricular trabeculae and papillary tissue preparations from non-failing human hearts, perfused and paced at 1 Hz Action Potential tp (ms): [3.1 14.0]
APD50 (ms): [106.6 349.4]
APD90 (ms): [178.1 442.7]
Coppini et al. (2013) Viable single myocytes from septal specimens of control patients Calcium Transient tp (ms): 47.8 ± 10
rt50 (ms): 151.1 ± 89.2
rt90 (ms): 315.6 ± 161.2
Lou et al. (2011) Isolated left ventricular wedge preparations from non-failing human hearts Electrophysiological Heterogeneity AP repolarisation sequence: mid>endo>epi
CaT repolarisation sequence: mid>endo>epi
Haynes et al. (2014) Permeabilised sub-epicardial, mid-myocardial, and sub-endocardial specimens from left ventricular free wall of non-failing human hearts Contractile
Heterogeneity
Isometric tension distribution: higher at mid-myocardium
Nguyen et al. (2017) Adult human primary ventricular myocytes isolated from donor hearts Active Tension Tension reduction under drug exposure
Guo et al. (2011) Isolated non-failing human ventricular endocardial myocytes Action Potential EADs formation under drug exposure
Page et al. (2016) Human ventricular trabeculae from ethically consented organ donors Action Potential APD prolongation and EADs formation under drug exposure
O’Hara et al. (2011) Nonfailing human hearts Action Potential AP-frequency dependence
Schmidt et al. (1998) Nonfailing human hearts Intracellular Calcium Peak and Decay CaT-frequency dependence
Mulieri et al. (1992) Biopsy strips of left ventricular myocardium of hearts from coronary artery bypass surgery (paced at 1.2 Hz, 37 °C) Active Tension (muscles were gradually stretched in 0.05-mm increments to the length at which active twitch tension was maximum) Force-frequency dependence
Vahl et al. (1997) Isolated intact human left ventricular myocardium from 8 normal donor hearts (paced at 1 Hz, 37 °C) Developed Force (measured for L/Lmax between 0.8 and 1) Length-dependence of developed force
Holubarsch et al. (1998) Human left ventricular non-failing preparations from 8 donor hearts (paced at 0.5 Hz, 37 °C). Developed Force Length-dependence of developed force