Fig. 1.1 Cardiac cytoarchitecture changes during development and in disease. Schematic representations of an embryonic cardiomyocyte (a) showing its polygonal shape, an adult cardiomyocyte (b), which is rod-shaped and a…
Fig. 11.1 Schematic drawing of a cardiomyocyte with the localisation of the eight most common sarcomeric HCM disease genes in the thick and thin filament. Additionally, the localisation non-contractile proteins…
Fig. 8.1 Schematic structure of a sarcomere. Illustrated proteins are described throughout this chapter. Gray: Z-disc-associated proteins; lilac: proteins involved in mechanotransduction; brown: proteins involved in protein turnover and degradation;…
Fig. 5.1 An isolated cardiac myocyte in which sarcomeres are delineated by an antibody staining against α-actinin Several landmarks are readily observable to delineate the sarcomere. The Z line is…
Fig. 6.1 Signal transduction pathways and kinases involved in phosphorylation of cardiac titin N2-Bus and PEVK. AC adenylate cyclase, ßAR beta-adrenergic receptor, AngII angiotensin II, ANP atrial natriuretic peptide, ATP…
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