The human heart ... angina and heart failure to arrhythmias. A large number of compounds used for treating heart conditions can cause fatal disruptions in the normal heart beat.

Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory are using the Sequoia supercomputer and a code called Cardioid to, for the first time, model the beating of the human heart in real time.

Louis, has used optical coherence tomography (OCT) to see human heart organoids beating and developing over time. OCT is a fast, safe and noninvasive imaging method that detects differences in how ...

A new biohybrid fish swims using human heart cells beating in its tail Michael Rosnach, Keel Yong Lee, Sung-Jin Park, Kevin Kit Parker View 2 Images ...

They then bathed an AngioChip in a liquid filled with living human heart cells. Soon, those cells started growing inside and outside the artificial blood vessels just as they would in a human body.

the team shows how it was able to culture 3D heart tissue that can beat, express genes and respond to drugs in a similar way to an actual human heart. To create the heart tissue, the team treated ...

The main problem with heart transplants arise from compatibility. A body could reject a whole human heart ... and it actually started to beat. “Regenerating a whole heart is most certainly ...

A new study shows how microgravity alters human heart muscle cells in space ... but appeared to have altered their beating pattern and calcium-recycling patterns to adapt to the microgravity ...

Scientists have found a way to use spinach to build working human heart muscle, potentially solving a long-standing problem in efforts to repair damaged organs. Their study, published this month ...

InoCardia, a spin-off from Coventry University, is using donated human heart tissue to replicate the 'beating' action of heart muscle to aid pre-clinical testing of new drugs. Matthew Stock reports.