Electrophysiological Development of Chick Embryo Heart Cells
山口医学 Volume 24 Issue 4
Page 231-242
published_at 1975-12
Title
?胚心筋細胞の電気生理学的発生過程
Electrophysiological Development of Chick Embryo Heart Cells
Creators
Tanikuni Katsumi
Source Identifiers
Electrophysiological properties of chick embryo heart cells were studied in the ages of 2-4 days (in vivo), 7-1- days (excised) and 13-15 days (excised and cut into fragments). Cells were impaled at random at as many loci of the preparations as possible. In the early stage nearly half of the cells impaled showed slow diastolic depolarization in both atrium and ventricle, which, however, occurred less frequently in later stage and finaly disappeared at 13-15 day old in both atrium and ventricle. Action potential overshoot increased as development proceeded in both atrium and ventricle. On the contrary, action potential duration was decreased in atrium and increased in ventricle. On the contrary, action potential duration was decreased in atrium and increased in ventricle. Sensibility to high potassium was similar to that of adult in all stages examined, i. e., shortening of duration occurred in an overwhelming number of impaled cells. Low Na+ affected overshoot with older wmbryos, but not with younger ones up to 4 day old. It was concluded that a )
Languages
jpn
Resource Type
journal article
Publishers
山口大学医学会
Date Issued
1975-12
File Version
Not Applicable (or Unknown)
Access Rights
metadata only access
Relations
[ISSN]0513-1731
[NCID]AN00243156
Schools
医学部