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. 2021 Jul 15;153(8):e202112897. doi: 10.1085/jgp.202112897

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Figure S6. — Schematic of the electrical circuits for the tissue models compared in the study.(A) Standard monodomain model; the cells are directly connected through the GJ resistor g_gap. (B) Single-cleft model: In addition to GJ coupling, a single intercellular cleft node mediated ephaptic coupling between adjacent cells at the ID. (C) The extracellular/intercellular cleft space is modeled as a network of nodes, coupled via electrical resistors with conductance values derived from a FEM mesh (Fig. 3).