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1. Gasser R;
Ablasser K;
Gasser S;
Scherr E;
Toferer E;
Roessl U;
Kröll K;
Bareza N;
Mächler H;
Trantina-Yates A;
Rigler B;
Tscheliessnigg KH
A Microarray and Real Time PCR Study on the Effect of Experimental Ischemia upon the Expression of the Insulin-Dependent Transmembrane Glucose Transport Molecule GLUT4 in Human Atrial Myocardium
Real Time PCR
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2006; 9 (1-4): 4-9
Amplification curves from Real Time PCR performed in human myocardial tissue samples under ischemic and control conditions. Keywords: real time PCR
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2. Gasser R;
Ablasser K;
Gasser S;
Scherr E;
Toferer E;
Roessl U;
Kröll K;
Bareza N;
Mächler H;
Trantina-Yates A;
Rigler B;
Tscheliessnigg KH
A Microarray and Real Time PCR Study on the Effect of Experimental Ischemia upon the Expression of the Insulin-Dependent Transmembrane Glucose Transport Molecule GLUT4 in Human Atrial Myocardium
Glut4
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2006; 9 (1-4): 4-9
Relative difference in the expression of GLUT4 under ischemic and non-ischemic conditions (n = 8; ± SEM). Results show a trend towards a slight increase in expression, however no statistical significance could be seen. Keywords: GLUT4
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3. Gasser R;
Ablasser K;
Gasser S;
Scherr E;
Toferer E;
Roessl U;
Kröll K;
Bareza N;
Mächler H;
Trantina-Yates A;
Rigler B;
Tscheliessnigg KH
A Microarray and Real Time PCR Study on the Effect of Experimental Ischemia upon the Expression of the Insulin-Dependent Transmembrane Glucose Transport Molecule GLUT4 in Human Atrial Myocardium
Ischemia Experiments
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2006; 9 (1-4): 4-9
Fluorescent image on 4 pooled ischemia experiments indicating different intensities of fluorescense reflecting expression of 23,401 genes detected. Intensity of fluorescence correlates with the amount of bound cDNA. Keywords: Bypass,
Deutschland,
Diagramm,
fluorescense,
Fluoreszenz,
Gen,
gene,
PCI,
Schweiz,
Österreich
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4. Gasser S;
Bareza N;
Gasser R;
Pruthi D;
Scheer E;
Spichiger-Keller UE;
Toferer E
Free Intracellular Magnesium Remains Uninfluenced by Changes of Extracellular Magnesium in Cardiac Guinea Pig Papillary Muscle
Mg2+
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2005; 8 (1-4): 29-32
Changing extracellular concentrations of Mg2+ does not influence intracellular magnesium levels. One can see a typical experiment lasting approximately 3 hours. The signal stabilises some
minutes after impalement. The electrode is equilibrated at the end of the experiment. Upon changing extracellullar Mg2+ a small depolarisation
of the membrane potential can be seen without influencing the Mg2+-subtraction potential. Keywords: diagram,
Diagramm,
Mg++
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5. Gasser S;
Bareza N;
Gasser R;
Pruthi D;
Scheer E;
Spichiger-Keller UE;
Toferer E
Free Intracellular Magnesium Remains Uninfluenced by Changes of Extracellular Magnesium in Cardiac Guinea Pig Papillary Muscle
Mg2+-ion-selective microelectrode
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2005; 8 (1-4): 29-32
Mg2+-ion-selective microelectrode photographed by electrone microscopy. The ion-selective ligand can be seen in the tip of the microelectrode. The liquid junction potential indicating the individual
Mg2+-concentration measured, arises at the surface between the reference solution and the ion-selective resin. Keywords: ion-selective,
Ionselektion,
Schema,
scheme
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6. Cichocki L;
Bareza N;
Gasser R;
Gasser S;
Hecking C;
Klein W;
Pilger E
Real Time PCR (Light Cycler) and Quantification of Gene Expression Levels of the Insulin-Dependent Glucose Transport Molecule GLUT4 in Human Myocardium
Real time PCR - GLUT4
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2004; 7 (1-4): 26-27
Analysis of the GLUT4 real time PCR by second derivative maximum algorithm computed automatically. RNA concentrations
can be seen in the left upper corner and in Table 2. Keywords: diagram,
GLUT4,
real time PCR
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7. Gasser S;
Bareza N;
Gasser R;
Klein W
Iatrogenic Coronary Fistula in Post Transplant Patients: Pathogenesis, Clinical Features and Therapy
Koronarfistel
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2003; 6 (1-4): 19-21
Dilated left anterior descending branch with small aneurysm and preinsertion stenosis draining into the right ventricle; the intensive flow through the fistula can be derived from a marked opacification
of the right ventricle. Keywords: Angiographie,
angiography,
Fistel,
fistula,
rechter Ventrikel,
right ventricle
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8. Gasser S;
Bareza N;
Gasser R;
Klein W
Iatrogenic Coronary Fistula in Post Transplant Patients: Pathogenesis, Clinical Features and Therapy
Koronarfistel
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2003; 6 (1-4): 19-21
Post biopsy coronary fistula in a cardiac transplant patient. Colour flow imaging shows the drainage through the fistula into the right ventricle (white area above arrow which indicates insertion of
the fistula). Transthoracal echocardiography constitutes an easily applicable means for the detection of post-biopsy coronary fistulae
in transplant patients. Keywords: Biopsie,
biopsy,
echocardiography,
Echokardiographie,
Fistel,
fistula,
rechter Ventrikel,
right ventricle
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9. Gasser S;
Bareza N;
Gasser R;
Klein W
Iatrogenic Coronary Fistula in Post Transplant Patients: Pathogenesis, Clinical Features and Therapy
Koronarfistel
Journal of Clinical and Basic Cardiology 2003; 6 (1-4): 19-21
Transthoracic echocardiographic image of the right
ventricle (RV) and the huge, dilated left coronary artery (left anterior descending branch; LAD) in a post transplant patient suffering from left coronary artery fistula into the right ventricle. Keywords: coronary artery,
echocardiography,
Echokardiographie,
Fistel,
fistula,
Koronararterie,
rechter Ventrikel,
right ventricle
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