1. Regulation of the ryanodine receptor in heart failure

   • Steven O. Marx
   • Andrew R. Marks

   Pages: I49 - I51

2. Modulation of SERCA: implications for the failing human heart

   • Konrad F. Frank
   • Birgit Bölck
   • Robert H. G. Schwinger

   Pages: I72 - I78

3. PDE3 cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases and the compartmentation of cyclic nucleotide-mediated signalling in cardiac myocytes

   • Matthew A. Movsesian

   Pages: I83 - I90

4. Hypertrophic phenotype of cardiac calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II is reversed by angiotensin converting enzyme inhibition

   • P. Hempel
   • B. Hoch
   • P. Karczewski

   Pages: I96 - I101

5. Increased Ca²⁺-sensitivity of myofibrillar tension in heart failure and its functional implication

   • Klara Brixius
   • Persephone Savvidou-Zaroti
   • Robert H. G. Schwinger

   Pages: I111 - I117

6. 3D engineered heart tissue for replacement therapy

   • Thomas Eschenhagen
   • Michael Didié
   • Wolfram-Hubertus Zimmermann

   Pages: I146 - I152

7. Expression of the L-type calcium channel in human heart failure

   • Joachim Hersel
   • Simon Jung
   • Roger Hullin

   Pages: I4 - I10

8. The cardiac sodium pump: structure and function

   • Alicia A. McDonough
   • Jeffrey B. Velotta
   • Robert A. Farley

   Pages: I19 - I24

9. Sodium-calcium exchanger overexpression in the heart

   • Hannes Reuter
   • Kenneth D. Philipson

   Pages: I31 - I35

10. Junctional sarcoplasmic reticulum transmembrane proteins in the heart

    • Frank U. Müller
    • Uwe Kirchhefer
    • Wilhelm Schmitz

    Pages: I52 - I55

11. Functional interplay between dual site phospholambam phosphorylation: insights from genetically altered mouse models

    • Guoxiang Chu
    • Evangelia G. Kranias

    Pages: I43 - I48

12. Sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca²⁺ load in human heart failure

    • Burkert Pieske
    • Lars S. Maier
    • Stephan Schmidt-Schweda

    Pages: I63 - I71

13. Ca²⁺-handling in heart failure – a review focusing on Ca²⁺ sparks

    • Michael Lindner
    • Thomas Böhle
    • Dirk J. Beuckelmann

    Pages: I79 - I82

14. Altered phosphatase activity in heart failure, influence on Ca²⁺ movement

    • J. Neumann

    Pages: I91 - I95

15. Calcium sensitivity of force in human ventricular cardiomyocytes from donor and failing hearts

    • J. van der Velden
    • N. M. Boontje
    • G. J. M. Stienen

    Pages: I118 - I126

16. Regulation of voltage-dependent Ca²⁺ channels in the early developing heart: role of β1 integrins

    • Jürgen Hescheler
    • Bernd K. Fleischmann

    Pages: I153 - I158

17. Sodium pump isoform expression in heart failure: implication for treatment

    • Jochen Müller-Ehmsen
    • Alicia A. McDonough
    • Robert H. G. Schwinger

    Pages: I25 - I30

18. Upregulated Na/Ca exchange is involved in both contractile dysfunction and arrhythmogenesis in heart failure

    • Donald M. Bers
    • Steven M. Pogwizd
    • Klaus Schlotthauer

    Pages: I36 - I42

19. The small EF-hand Ca²⁺ binding protein S100A1 increases contractility and Ca²⁺ cycling in rat cardiac myocytes

    • Andrew Remppis
    • Patrick Most
    • Hugo A. Katus

    Pages: I56 - I62

20. Isometric force kinetics upon rapid activation and relaxation of mouse, guinea pig and human heart muscle studied on the subcellular myofibrillar level

    • Robert Stehle
    • Martina Krüger
    • Gabriele Pfizer

    Pages: I127 - I135

21. Molecular mechanisms of cardiac myofilament activation: modulation by pH and a troponin T mutant R92Q

    • R. John Solaro
    • Jamie Varghese
    • Murali Chandra

    Pages: I102 - I110

22. Targeting Ca²⁺ cycling proteins and the action potential in heart failure by gene transfer

    • Roger Kaprielian
    • Federica del Monte
    • Roger J. Hajjar

    Pages: I136 - I145

23. Voltage-gated Ca²⁺ currents in the human pathophysiologic heart: a review

    • J. P. Bénitah
    • A. M. Gómez
    • S. Richard

    Pages: I11 - I18