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Previous studies have associated arrhythmogenesis with three changes in CV restitution: Increased maximum CV restitution gradients, increased time constants of the fitted curves (��, reflecting reduced CV restitution gradients) (13,14) and increased CV heterogeneity, defined as the maximum CV reduction observed during the dynamic pacing protocol (15). The onset of alternans has previously been attributed to increases in the gradients of restitution Capmatinib curves plotting APD90 against the preceding DI and DIcrit (5). The present experiments therefore obtained mean values for APD90 and DI from all hearts (n=6) at all of the BCLs studied, and fitted them with an exponential function of the form y = y0 + Ae?x/�� by a least squares method using a Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. y and x represent mean APD90 and mean DI, respectively, dydx=A��e�Cx/�� whereas y0, A and �� are constants. The gradient is given by: assuming its maximal value at the shortest BCL studied. Statistical analysis All values are expressed as the mean �� standard error. Different experimental groups were compared by one-way analysis of variance. PINK 128 in vitro significant difference. In figures, *, ** and *** denote PQuinapyramine with arrhythmogenesis (5), using a dynamic pacing protocol under normokalaemic and hypokaalemic conditions, and hypokalaemia in the presence of 0.1 mM heptanol. This protocol delivered 100 stimuli at a constant BCL, at an initial value of 180 msec and decreased by 5 msec every 100 stimuli until a value of 50 msec was reached. It was not possible to quantify alternans at short BCLs using this protocol in the presence of 2 mM heptanol as ventricular refractory periods (VERPs) increased and CV reduced in a time-dependent manner without reaching a stable value, eventually resulting in conduction block within 4 min of its introduction, preventing a 1:1 stimulus-response. Such effects for 2 mM heptanol on CV and VERP are consistent with those previously reported under normokalaemic conditions (11). Monophasic action potential (MAP) recordings Example traces of MAP recordings obtained from the epicardium are shown in Fig. 1 under three pharmacological conditions (n=6). The epicardial (Fig. 2A�CC) and endocardial (Fig.