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Tag Archives: Action potential
Postdoctoral Research Fellow positions available in our team (recruitment now closed)
We are looking for new members to join a Wellcome-funded team of cardiac electrophysiology modellers, to develop mathematical models of ion channel currents and cardiac cells for assessing the safety of new pharmaceutical drugs. Continue reading
2021 CiPA in-silico Modelling Workshop
Abstract submission for the 2021 CiPA in-silico modelling meeting is open now. Continue reading
A report on the Toronto CiPA in-silico modelling workshop
This is a follow-up to this post advertising the workshop. On the 9th November 2017 the CiPA in-silico Working Group hosted a meeting in Toronto General Hospital that the Cardiac Physiome meeting kindly let us run as a satellite meeting … Continue reading
Arrhythmic risk: regression, single cell biophysics, or big tissue simulations?
On the 15th March I presented at an FDA public Advisory Committee hearing on the proposals of the CiPA initative. CiPA aims to replace the current testing for increased drug-induced Torsade de Pointes (TdP) arrhythmic risk, which is a human … Continue reading
Are 30 compounds enough to test our simulations?
I’ve just contributed to a new review ‘Recent developments in using mechanistic cardiac modelling for drug safety evaluation’, which discusses where we are with using mathematical models of the electrical activity of cardiac muscle cells to predict whether new drugs … Continue reading
Triangles and Conductances
Just a little post on something that’s really simple, not new, and might seem obvious to some people – but might help when choosing how to explore the effect of altering parameters on action potential model behaviour. The reason I … Continue reading
Hypotheses on hypotheses on …
(Subtitle: building on foundations of unknown shakiness?) In a lot of fields, a new mathematical model is constructed for each problem, and the model is an encoding of the quantitative rules of the hypothesis you are testing. The model is … Continue reading
ODE solving for cardiac action potential models
Just a quick post to highlight a new paper by Jon Cooper, Ray Spiteri and me, which describes the use of Chaste and CellML to solve cardiac action potential model equations. The paper in Frontiers in Physiology is in a … Continue reading
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In-silico Action Potential Prediction Web Portal
This post is to announce that we are making our in-silico action potential prediction web portal (AP-predict) available for public use. The portal is free, you just need to register for an account. We’d be happy to have any feedback on … Continue reading
Initial conditions and steady states
Today I came across a good (or bad, depending on how you look at it) example of initial conditions / steady-states having a massive effect on model behaviour. I think it is generally a good idea to get a model … Continue reading