Simulating Notch-Dome Morphology of Action Potential of Ventricular Cell: How the Speeds of Positive and Negative Feedbacks on Transmembrane Voltage Can Influence the Health of a Cell?

<div>(a) A typical morphology of ventricular AP with five distinct phases and spike-notch-dome (SND) as a significant part of an AP [<a href="/journals/bmri/2020/5169241/#B2">2</a>]; (b) membrane voltage of a cell can be modeled by a capacitor that is charged by ionic currents.</div>

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Figure 1: Simulating Notch-Dome Morphology of Action Potential of Ventricular Cell: How the Speeds of Positive and Negative Feedbacks on Transmembrane Voltage Can Influence the Health of a Cell? 

Figure 1 | Simulating Notch-Dome Morphology of Action Potential of Ventricular Cell: How the Speeds of Positive and Negative Feedbacks on Transmembrane Voltage Can Influence the Health of a Cell? 