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Abstract 18646: Low Metabolic Demand of Induced Pacemaker Cells Enhances Their Survival and Automaticity

Jin-Mo Gu, Elizabeth H. Kim, Jun Li, Darren B Foster, Hee Cheol Cho

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The automaticity of cardiac pacemaker cells is central to sinus rhythm generation. As such, metabolism of the pacemaker cells may be optimized to support their survival. However, the scarcity of na...

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The automaticity of cardiac pacemaker cells is central to sinus rhythm generation. As such, metabolism of the pacemaker cells may be optimized to support their survival. However, the scarcity of na...

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The automaticity of cardiac pacemaker cells is central to sinus rhythm generation. As such, metabolism of the pacemaker cells may be optimized to support their survival. However, the scarcity of na...

Key concepts: Automaticity, Medicine, Cardiac pacemaker, Sinus rhythm, Cardiology, Sick sinus syndrome, Internal medicine, Atrial fibrillation

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