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Pacemaker Cells
Original title: ペースメーカー細胞
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The heart, which pumps blood within the body, contracts about 100,000 times per day, with its movements controlled by electrical signals. Signals are emitted by tissue called the sinus node, about 5–10mm in size (also called pacemaker cells), and travel through the heart's electrical wiring, called the conduction system, from the atria to the ventricles.
Peskin, 1975
体内で血液ポンプの役割を果たしている心臓は1日約10万回収縮しており、その動きは電気信号によって制御されています。 洞結節という5～10mm程度の組織（ペースメーカー細胞とも呼ばれます）から電気信号が発せられ刺激伝導系という心臓内の電線を伝わって心房から心室へと伝わります。
ペスキン 1975年
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