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While most of the elemental maps recorded from Patch of Grass reflect the individual paint strokes that constitute the multicolored meadow, reconstruction of the flesh tones of the hidden head of a woman was possible by combining the Sb (yellow-orange, Naples Yellow) and Hg (red, vermillion) distributions.

EADs were observed in 62.1 ± 7.7% of MAPs recorded from all hypokalaemic hearts in a total recording time in excess of 5 h duration (n = 6).

Episodes of spontaneous, non-sustained VT were associated with 19.1 ± 5.9% of MAPs recorded from six hypokalaemic preparations over a similar recording period exceeding 5 h duration.

In conclusion, analysis of epicardial and endocardial MAPs recorded from isolated, Langendorff-perfused, WT murine whole-heart preparations and patch-clamp K+ current measurements in isolated epicardial and endocardial myocytes under varying degrees of hypokalaemia has thus shed new light on the pathogenesis of VT under hypokalaemic conditions.

Fig. 2 shows representative epicardial and endocardial MAPs recorded from isolated, mouse hearts perfused with either normokalemic (5.2 m m [K+]o) (Fig. 2a) or hypokalaemic (4 or 3 m m [K+]o) (Fig. 2b,c) physiological buffer solutions, at a BCL of 125 ms. Reductions in [K+]o to 4 and 3 m m did not significantly alter the endocardial APD50 (n = 18) (Table 2).

(A ) Example of a typical synaptic input map recorded from a M1-L4 neuron, showing mostly intralaminar excitatory input (arrow), and little L2/3 input.

In contrast to conventional analysis, in which the difference between the electric potentials at two electrodes is measured, topographic analysis relies on the distribution of the electric potential at the scalp (i.e. the topographic map) recorded from a multichannel electrode array.

Scattering maps recorded for spatial frequencies from 0.1 µm−1 to 2.7 µm−1 show a contrast inversion around 0.36 µm−1 revealing the wear trace.

On the other hand, the flow estimated from the radar maps recorded during the specific short time period shown in Figure 6A is predominantly directed downward, in South direction, opposite to the indications of the MetOffice pressure map and to the average flow estimated processing a time period covering the majority of the event (Figure 6C).

Baseline endocardial (Fig. 4a,c) and epicardial (Fig. 4b,d) APs were measured in Scn5a+/Δ (Fig. 4a) and WT (Fig. 4b) hearts from left ventricular MAPs recorded during steady state, right ventricular epicardial pacing at 125 ms BCL.

Here, a new index, two-dimensional (2D) complexityity has been used to give a quantitative measure of the spatial pattern of the neural activity in orientation maps optically recorded from the visual cortex of cats globally.