May 10th, 2020
•Presented is a protocol for the isolation of human and animal ventricular cardiomyocytes from vibratome-cut myocardial slices. High yields of calcium-tolerant cells (up to 200 cells/mg) can be obtained from small amounts of tissue (<50 mg). The protocol is applicable to myocardium exposed to cold ischemia for up to 36 h.
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