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Phylogenetic differences in spontaneous contractility of isolated heart muscle cells
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1. Separated adult mammalian and avian heart muscle cells were observed to contract and relax spontaneously under conditions which cause contracture of reptilian and amphibian heart muscle cells.
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2. The role of catecholamines in imparting resistance to potassium-induced contracture could not be demonstrated with the separated cells, as it has with papillary muscle preparations.