Science & ResearchAug 10, 2026
Node-specific phase adjustment buffers the collective output of hyperthermal sarcomeric oscillations while preserving local power in a five-node model
Hyperthermal sarcomeric oscillation (HSO) is a temperature-induced state in which cardiac sarcomeres repeatedly shorten and lengthen.
Hyperthermal sarcomeric oscillation (HSO) is a temperature-induced state in which cardiac sarcomeres repeatedly shorten and lengthen. When several regions oscillate together, their relative timing determines whether local motions reinforce or offset one another. We asked whether…
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