Method for recording Nav 1.5 sodium channel current by separating cavy ventricular muscle cells
A technique for ventricular myocytes and sodium channels, which is applied in the field of separating guinea pig ventricular myocytes and recording Nav1.5 sodium channel currents, can solve the problems of low cell harvest rate and survival rate, shortened cell survival time, complicated operation, etc., and achieves good prolongation. state, attenuate spontaneous contractions, and improve the effect of survival rate
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[0028] The method for separating guinea pig ventricular myocytes of the present invention and recording Nav1.5 sodium channel current comprises the following steps:
[0029] 1. Isolation of Single Ventricular Myocytes
[0030] Guinea pigs (220-250 grams in weight) were stunned by a slam on the head, and the heart was quickly removed by opening the chest, and the fat and pericardium were removed in normal Tyrode's solution at 4 degrees Celsius, and the aorta was separated and intubated at 6-8 ml / min Perfuse the Langendorff heart at a rate of 100 mph. First, perfuse with normal Tyrode's solution for 5 minutes to completely flush the residual blood in the heart, then perfuse with calcium-free Tyrode's solution for 5 minutes until the heart stops beating completely, and then use 50 ml of enzymatic hydrolysis solution for 8-10 minutes, until When the heart outflow fluid is obviously drawn, the heart expands and the color becomes lighter, after perfusing with Kraft-Brühe solution f...
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