From Genetics to Cellular Function Using Computational Biology
by Yoram Rudy
Annals N.Y.
Academy of Science 2003
(in press)
A Na+ channel mutation that causes both Brugada and Long
QT Syndrome phenotypes: A simulation study of mechanism.
by Colleen Clancy and Yoram Rudy Circulation
2002;105:1208-1213
Charge Conservation and Long-term Steady-state in the
Luo-Rudy Dynamic Cell Model
by Thomas J. Hund,
Jan P. Kucera, Neils F. Otani, and Yoram Rudy Biophys J
2001;81:3324-3331
Cellular Consequences of HERG Mutations in the Long QT
Syndrome: Precursors to Sudden Cardiac Death
by
Colleen Clancy and Yoram Rudy Cardivas
Res 2001;50:301-313
Determinants of Excitability in Cardiac Myocytes:
Mechanistic Investigation of Memory Effect
by
Thomas J. Hund and Yoram Rudy Biophys J
2000;79:3095-3104
Action Potential and Contractility Changes in [Na+]i
Overloaded Cardiac Myocytes: A Simulation Study
by Gregory M. Faber and Yoram Rudy Biophys J
2000;78:2392-2404
Cellular Arrhythmogenic Effects of Congenital and
Acquired Long-QT Syndrome in the Heterogeneous Myocardium
by Prakash Viswanathan and Yoram Rudy Circulation
2000;101:1192-1198
Bridging the Gap Between a Genetic Defect and its
Cellular Phenotype in a Cardiac Arrhythmia
by
Colleen Clancy and Yoram Rudy Nature 1999;400:566-569
Pause Induced Early Afterdepolarizations in the Long QT
Syndrome: A Simulation Study
by Prakash
Viswanathan and Yoram Rudy Cardiovas
Res 1999;42:530-542
Effects of Ikr and Iks Heterogeneity on Action Potential
Duration and its Rate - Dependence: A Simulation Study
by Prakash Viswanathan, Robin Shaw, and Yoram Rudy Circulation
1999;99:2466-2474
Electrophysiologic Effects of Acute Myocardial Ischemia:
A Theoretical Study of Altered Cell Excitability and Action Potential
Duration
by Robin Shaw and Yoram Rudy Cardiovasc
Res_1997;35:256-272
Early Afterdepolarizations in Cardiac Myocytes: Mechanism
and Rate Dependence
by Jinglin Zeng and Yoram
Rudy
Biophys J 1995;68:949-964
Two Components of the Delayed Rectifier K+ Current in
Ventricular Myocytes of the Guinea Pig Type : Theoretical Formulation and Their
Role in Repolarization
by Jinglin Zeng, Kenneth
R. Laurita, David S. Rosenbaum, and Yoram Rudy Circ Res
1995;77:140-152
A Dynamic Model of the Cardiac Ventricular Action
Potential. II. Afterdepolarizations, Triggered Activity, and Potentiation
by Ching-Hsing Luo and Yoram Rudy Circ Res
1994;74:1097-1113
A Dynamic Model of the Cardiac Ventricular Action
Potential. I. Simulations of Ionic Currents and Concentration Changes
by Ching-Hsing Luo and Yoram Rudy Circ
Res_1994;74:1071-1096
A Model of the Ventricular Cardiac Action Potential.
Depolarization, Repolarization, and Their Interaction
by Ching-Hsing Luo and Yoram Rudy Circ
Res_1991;68:1501-1526
Genetic Defects, Ionic Currents and Electrocardiographic
Alterations
by Yoram Rudy Annals of
Medicine 2003 (in press)
Ionic Current Basis of
Electrocardiographic Waveforms: A Model Study
by Kazutaka Gima and Yoram Rudy Circulation
Research 2002;90:889-896
Mechanistic Insights Into Very Slow Conduction in
Branching Cardiac Tissue: A Model Study
by Jan
Kucera and Yoram Rudy Circ Res
2001;89:799-806
The Dynamics of Action Potential Head-Tail Interaction
During Reentry in Cardiac Tissue: Ionic Mechanisms
by Thomas J. Hund, Neils F. Otani, and Yoram Rudy Am J Physiol
2000;279:H1869-H1879
Action Potential Propagation in Inhomogeneous Cardiac
Tissue: Safety Factor Considerations and Ionic Mechanism
by Yan Wang and Yoram Rudy Am J Physiol
2000;278:H1019-H1029
Ionic Mechanisms of Propagation in Cardiac Tissue: Roles
of the Sodium and L-Type Calcium Currents During Reduced Excitability and
Decreased Gap-Junction Coupling
by Robin Shaw and
Yoram Rudy Circ Res
1997;81:727-741
Elecrophysiologic Effects of Acute Myocardial Ischemia: A
Mechanistic Investigation of Action Potential Conduction and Conduction
Failure
by Robin Shaw and Yoram Rudy Circ Res
1997; 80:124-138
The Vulnerable Window for Unidirectional Block in Cardiac
Tissue: Characterization and Dependence on Membrane Excitability and Cellular
Coupling
by Robin Shaw and Yoram Rudy
J Cardiovasc Electrophysiol 1995;6:115-131