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A new approach to the detection and statistical classification of Ca2+ sparks by Bányász, Tamás, Chen-Izu, Ye, Balke, C W, Izu, Leighton T

“…The availability of high-speed, two-dimensional (2-D) confocal microscopes and the expanding armamentarium of fluorescent probes presents unprecedented…”
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A New Approach to the Detection and Statistical Classification of Ca 2+ Sparks by Bányász, Tamás, Chen-Izu, Ye, Balke, C.W., Izu, Leighton T.

“…The availability of high-speed, two-dimensional (2-D) confocal microscopes and the expanding armamentarium of fluorescent probes presents unprecedented…”
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Na +/Ca 2+ exchange linking β 2-adrenergic G i signaling to heart failure: associated defect of adrenergic contractile support by Xiao, R.-P., Balke, C.W.

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Large currents generate cardiac Ca2+ sparks by Izu, L T, Mauban, J R, Balke, C W, Wier, W G

“…Previous models of cardiac Ca2+ sparks have assumed that Ca2+ currents through the Ca2+ release units (CRUs) were approximately 1-2 pA, producing sparks with…”
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Graded α-adrenoceptor activation of arteries involves recruitment of smooth muscle cells to produce ‘all or none’ Ca2+signals by Zang, W.-J., Balke, C.W., Wier, W.G.

“…Confocal laser scanning microscopy and Fluo-4 were used to visualize Ca2+transients within individual smooth muscle cells (SMC) of rat resistance arteries…”
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Factors shaping the confocal image of the calcium spark in cardiac muscle cells by Pratusevich, V.R., Balke, C.W.

“…The interpretation of confocal line-scan images of local [Ca2+]i transients (such as Ca2+ sparks in cardiac muscle) is complicated by uncertainties in the…”
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Do Defects in the Late Sodium Current in Human Ventricular Cells Cause Heart Failure? by Goldman, L., Balke, C.W.

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Large Currents Generate Cardiac Ca 2+ Sparks by Izu, Leighton T., Mauban, Joseph R.H., Balke, C.W., Wier, W. Gil

“…Previous models of cardiac Ca 2+ sparks have assumed that Ca 2+ currents through the Ca 2+ release units (CRUs) were ∼1–2 pA, producing sparks with peak…”
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