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Creating a model of atrial fibrillation in the engineered atrial tissue, and mapping the electrical activity in this model. In the left column, a disturbance resulting from the formation of "rotors" is shown, and in the right column - the cessation of the disturbance and a return to a normal rhythm through the use of existing and new drugs. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion Spokesperson

XNUMXD engineered heart tissue that will be used to personalize drugs and develop new treatments

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Prof. Lior Gepstein, courtesy of Rambam spokespersons

Heart cells grown from induced stem cells will serve as a model for testing the effect of drugs to balance heart rhythm

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Professor Lior Gepstein. Photo: Technion spokespeople

Israeli-Canadian development: a new biological pacemaker

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Professor Lior Gepstein. Photo: Technion spokespeople

The illuminated heart - researchers have demonstrated the possibility of timing and resynchronizing the disrupted heart rhythm using a beam of light as a replacement for an electric pacemaker

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Prof. Lior Gepstein, courtesy of Rambam spokespersons

The Technion researchers for the first time turned patients' skin cells into heart muscle cells in order to repair a damaged heart

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"If there is one generation in which excellence is not promoted, it is lost and the wisdom of the previous generation is lost"

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The Technion and Rambam researchers succeeded for the first time in inducing the differentiation of induced stem cells into heart cells

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Researchers at the Technion created heart tissue from fetal cells

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