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E-grāmata: Manual of Research Techniques in Cardiovascular Medicine

Edited by (Associate Professor of Medicine, Molecular Pharmacology and Biological Chemistry, Feinberg Cardiovascular Research Institute, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL USA), Edited by (Professor of Medicine, Chief, Division), Edited by
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While some research methods or techniques are applicable in several areas of medicine, research in cardiovascular diseases requires knowledge of an increasing array of procedures, techniques and measurements that are highly specialized and unique to this area of investigation. Edited by senior clinical investigators who are recognized leaders in cardiovascular medicine worldwide, this book provides readers with a comprehensive, practical how-to-do-it review of best-practice techniques for cardiovascular research.
List of Contributors
ix
Preface xix
About the Companion Website xx
Part 1 Electrophysiology
1 Measurement of calcium transient ex vivo
3(9)
Kenneth R. Laurita
Bradley N. Plummer
2 Confocal imaging of intracellular calcium cycling in isolated cardiac myocytes
12(8)
Søren Grubb
J. Andrew Wasserstrom
Gary L. Aistrup
3 Generating a large animal model of persistent atrial fibrillation
20(12)
Raphael P. Martins
Jose Jalife
4 Confocal imaging of intracellular calcium cycling in the intact heart
32(9)
Neha Singh
Manvinder Kumar
James E. Kelly
Gary L. Aistrup
J. Andrew Wasserstrom
5 Recording and measurement of action potentials
41(9)
Kenneth S. Ginsburg
Donald M. Bers
6 Patch-clamp recordings from isolated cardiac myocytes
50(10)
Kai-Chien Yang
Wei Wang
Jeanne M. Nerbonne
7 Optical mapping of the heart
60(11)
Di Lang
Sarah Gutbrod
Jacob Laughner
Igor R. Efimov
Part 2 Isolation and Maintenance of Primary Stem Cells
8 Isolation of colony-forming endothelial progenitor cells
71(16)
Haruchika Masuda
Takayuki Asahara
9 Cardiac resident stem cells
87(8)
Joao Ferreira-Martins
Fumihiro Sanada
Marcello Rota
10 Cardiospheres
95(9)
Rachel Ruckdeschel Smith
11 Mesenchymal stem cells
104(6)
Jose S. Da Silva
Joshua M. Hare
12 Generation and differentiation of human iPS cells
110(7)
Sebastian Diecke
Lei Ye
Sophia Zhang
Jianyi Zhang
13 Isolation of neonatal and adult rat cardiomyocytes
117(8)
Md. Abdur Razzaque
Jeffrey Robbins
14 Isolation and culture of vascular smooth muscle cells
125(6)
Milton Hamblin
Lin Chang
Y. Eugene Chen
15 Isolation and culture of cardiac endothelial cells
131(9)
Asish K. Ghosh
Joseph W. Covington
Douglas E. Vaughan
16 Isolation and culture of cardiac fibroblasts
140(6)
Asish K. Ghosh
Joseph W. Covington
Douglas E. Vaughan
17 Murine bone marrow transplantation model
146(3)
Prasanna Krishnamurthy
Suresh Kumar Verma
Raj Kishore
18 In vitro differentiation and expansion of vascular endothelial cells derived from mouse embryonic stem cells
149(8)
Anees Fatima
Carey Nassano-Miller
Tsutomu Kume
Part 3 Manipulation of the Heart and Vessels in Vivo and ex Vivo
19 Coronary ligation
157(7)
Alexander R. Mackie
Hossein Ardehali
20 Transverse aortic constriction: a model to study heart failure in small animals
164(6)
Suresh Kumar Verma
Prasanna Krishnamurthy
Raj Kishore
21 Pharmacological models of hypertrophy and failure
170(7)
Angela C. deAlmeida
Tariq Hamid
Sumanth D. Prabhu
22 Hindlimb ischemia
177(10)
Jerry C. Lee
Ngan F. Huang
John P. Cooke
23 The Langendorff preparation
187(10)
Hugh Clements-Jewery
Michael J. Curtis
24 Myocarditis and other immunological models of cardiac disease
197(6)
Daniela Cihakova
Noel R. Rose
25 Models of pacing-induced heart failure
203(12)
James A. Shuman
Rupak Mukherjee
Francis G. Spinale
26 Porcine myocardial ischemia models
215(10)
Xian-Liang Tang
Roberto Bolli
27 Angiogenesis assays
225(7)
Susmita Sahoo
Douglas W. Losordo
28 Immunohistochemical analysis of cardiac tissue
232(5)
Barbara Ogorek
Donato Cappetta
Jan Kajstura
29 A murine model of cardiac arrest by exsanguination
237(8)
Guangming Cheng Yiru Guo
Harold K. Elias
Carrie M. Quinn
Arash Davani
Yanjuan Yang
Magdy Girgis
Roberto Bolli
Buddhadeb Dawn
Part 4 Small Animal Imaging
30 Blood pressure, telemetry, and vascular measurements in the rodent model
245(5)
Robert S. Danziger
31 The setting: imaging conscious, sedated, or anesthetized rodents
250(4)
Gene H. Kim
Roberto M. Lang
32 Echocardiography: standard techniques (M-mode, two-dimensional imaging, and Doppler)
254(21)
Gene H. Kim
Lauren Beussink-Nelson
Sanjiv J. Shah
Roberto M. Lang
33 Echocardiography: advanced techniques (tissue Doppler, speckle tracking, and three-dimensional imaging)
275(12)
Lauren Beussink-Nelson
Gene H. Kim
Roberto M. Lang
Sanjiv J. Shah
34 In vivo tomographic cardiac imaging: positron emission tomography and magnetic resonance imaging
287(8)
Bruno C. Huber
Patricia K. Nguyen
Joseph C. Wu
35 In vivo hemodynamics
295(12)
Alexander R. Mackie
Kyle K. Henderson
Sol Misener
Hossein Ardehali
Part 5 Metabolism, Mitochondria, and Cell Death
36 Fractionation of cardiomyocytes and isolation of mitochondria
307(6)
Christopher P. Baines
37 Assessment of glucose and fatty acid metabolism ex vivo
313(7)
Darrell D. Belke
E. Dale Abel
38 Quantification and characterization of atherosclerotic lesions in mice
320(12)
Abhinav Agarwal
Millicent G. Winner
Srinivas D. Sithu
Sanjay Srivastava
39 Assessment of cell death in the heart
332(11)
Russell S. Whelan
Klitos Konstantinidis
Richard N. Kitsis
40 Assessment of mitochondrial function in isolated cells
343(8)
Amy K. Rines
Hossein Ardehali
41 Multinuclear NMR spectroscopy of myocardial energetics and substrate utilization in isolated perfused mouse hearts
351(8)
Stephen C. Kolwicz Jr.
Rong Tian
42 Measurement of reactive oxygen species in cardiovascular disease
359(12)
Mahmood Khan
Fatemat Hassan
Sashwati Roy
Chandan K. Sen
43 Assessing autophagy
371(7)
Roberta A. Gottlieb
44 Assessment of cardiomyocyte size
378(11)
A. Martin Gerdes
Alessandro Pingitore
Part 6 Manipulation of Gene Expression in Vitro and in Vivo
45 Generation of Cre-loxP mouse models for conditional knockout and overexpression of genes in various heart cells
389(8)
Marisa Z. Jackson
Warren G. Tourtellotte
46 Modulation of myocardial genes via use of adenoviral vectors and RNA interference approaches
397(10)
Qianhong Li
47 Overexpression and downregulation of proteins in vitro
407(9)
Marina Bayeva
Hossein Ardehali
48 In vivo microRNA studies
416(9)
Eva van Rooij
Part 7 Model Systems
49 Vascular and cardiac studies in zebrafish
425(7)
Hans-Georg Simon
Molly Ahrens
Brandon Holtrup
50 Vascular and cardiac studies in Drosophila
432(9)
Lin Yu
Joseph P. Daniels
Matthew J. Wolf
Index 441
Edited by

Hossein Ardehali MD, PhD, FAHA, Associate Professor of Medicine, Molecular Pharmacology and Biological Chemistry Feinberg Cardiovascular Research Institute Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL USA

Roberto Bolli MD Professor of Medicine Chief, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine Director, Institute of Molecular Cardiology University of Louisville Louisville, KY USA

Douglas W. Losordo MD Vice President New Therapeutic Development Baxter Healthcare Corporation Deerfield, IL USA