Mouse Cardiomyocyte

Depolarization evoked calcium waves in mouse cardiomyocytes (Bio-Rad confocal laser scanning microscope; calcium sensitive fluorescent dye Fluo-3 AM; Wernicke_D_AJP_2004.pdf

Mouse Oocytes

Carbachol, a non-hydrolyzable acetylcholine analogue, induces calcium oscillations in mouse oocytes via activation of muscarinic receptors and subsequent stimulation of the PLC-IP3 pathway and IP3-mediated calcium release from the ER (Perkin Elmer, UltraView LCI laser spinning disk confocal microscope; calcium sensitive fluorescent dye Fluo-4 AM).

C.elegans Pharynx

Calcium waves in C.elegans pharyngeal muscle syncytium (fluorescence digital microscope camera JenOptik ProgRes MF; genetically encoded calcium indicator GCamP3).

Rat Arterial Smooth Muscle Cell

Spontaneous local calcium release (calcium spark) in a rat tibial artery smooth muscle cell (Perkin Elmer, UltraView LCI laser spinning disk confocal microscope; calcium sensitive fluorescent dye Fluo-3 AM; Essin_K_JBB_2009.pdf, Fig 1.).

Human Blood Neutrophil

fMLP, a proinflammatory N-formylated peptide released by bacteria, induces intracellular calcium rise in a human blood neutrophil (Perkin Elmer, UltraView LCI laser spinning disk confocal microscope; calcium sensitive fluorescent dye Fluo-4 AM; Essin_K_AJP_2007.pdf, Fig 3.).