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I. Efimov

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The smooth-walled human RVOT contains trabeculations that cause conduction delay.

B. Jensen, F. Bosada, M. Blok, K. Scholman, I. Efimov, B. Boukens

The study identifies trabeculations in the human right ventricular outflow tract (RVOT) and shows they cause conduction delay and affect electrical propagation.

bioRxiv · Nov 4, 2023Physiology

Sudden heart rate reduction upon optogenetic release of acetylcholine from cardiac parasympathetic neurons in perfused hearts

A. Moreno, K. Endicott, M. Skancke, M. K. Dwyer, J. Brennan, I. Efimov, G. Trachiotis, D. Mendelowitz, M. Kay

This paper demonstrates optogenetic activation of cardiac parasympathetic neurons to acutely slow heart rate, mimicking acetylcholine effects and confirming cholinergic mediation.

bioRxiv · Dec 1, 2018Physiology