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Cardiac Mechanotransduction 2007th Edition by Matti Weckstrom, Pasi Tavi ISBN 9780387488677

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Cardiac Mechanotransduction 2007th Edition by Matti Weckstrom, Pasi Tavi ISBN 9780387488677
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Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 10.9 MB
Pages: 158
Author: Matti Weckström, Pasi Tavi
ISBN: 0387488677, 9780387488677
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: 1

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ISBN 13: 9780387488677
Author: Matti Weckstrom, Pasi Tavi

For about hundred years the investigation of heart physiology has had one central guiding principle, the "law" of Frank and Starling. This connects the return of blood into the heart and the blood pressure with cardiac con­ traction force. The "law" does it in a way that enables the cardiovascular system to react to perturbations without major malfunctions. This book is a compilation of reviews of prominent scientists on this subject. The differ­ ence of the original formulation of the Frank-Starling principle is that mechanotransduction is the central theme that leads the reader through the book. Since the discovery of the "law" the scope of topics related to this subject has broadened enormously, as can be seen easily by glancing at the contents of this book. Mechanotransduction in the heart has many faces that range from molecules to humans and their diseases. We editors hope that the large amount of knowledge compressed into the book's chapters forms a balanced treatment and that the text is easily approached by all who want to know what cardiac mechanotransduction is about. Matti Weckstrom and Pasi Tavi Oulu, Finland June 16. 2006 Ackno^vledgments The editors are grateful to all authors for their magnificent contributions and for their patience during compiling this book. This work was supported by the University of Oulu, the Biocenter Oulu and the Academy of Finland.

Cardiac Mechanotransduction 2007th Table of contents:

  • The Mechanosensory Heart: A Multidisciplinary Approach
    • Matti Weckström and Pasi Tavi (This is typically the introductory chapter by the editors, setting the stage for the book.)
  • Origin of Mechanotransduction: Stretch-Activated Ion Channels
    • Clive M. Baumgarten
  • The Role of the Sarcomere and Cytoskeleton in Cardiac Mechanotransduction
    • Sarah C. McCulloch and Ilka Lorenzen-Schmidt
  • Mechanoelectric Transduction/Feedback: Physiology and Pathophysiology
    • (The general topic is listed, but the specific author may not be directly in the search snippet. This chapter would discuss how mechanical signals are converted into electrical signals in the heart.)
  • Second Messenger Systems Involved in Heart Mechanotransduction
    • Hiroshi Hasegawa [and others] (This indicates multiple authors for this chapter.)
  • The Role of Adrenoceptors in Mechanotransduction
    • Klaus-Dieter Schlüter, Hans Michael Piper and Sibylle Wenzel
  • Intracellular Signaling Through Protein Kinases in Cardiac Mechanotransduction
    • J.R. Sugden (likely referring to the specific author for this chapter)
  • Mechanotransduction of the Endocrine Heart: Paracrine and Intracellular Regulation of B-type Natriuretic Peptide Synthesis
    • Sampsa Pikkarainen, Heikki Tokola and Heikki Ruskoaho

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