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Using x-ray microanalysis and cryoultramicrotomy, calcium and other diffusible elements were localized in heart muscle strips which had been shock frozen under different, defined conditions of electromechanical coupling. Guinea pig papillary muscles were shock frozen: 1) 1 1/2 seconds after paired stimulation, 2) 5 minutes after rest in normal bath medium and 3) 5 minutes after rest in bath medium to which noradrenaline was added. In 1) high calcium concentrations of 11.5 mmol/kg d.w. were regularly detected in sites at the level of Z-lines, which probably corre- spond to the Z rete of SR. In 2) in which the mechanogram of the first contraction after rest normally showed a small and retarded peak, the cell stores seemed to be nearly empty, with exception of a few regions between the mitochondria which revealed calcium accumulations of 77 mmol/kg d.w. These regions included JSR and/or T-tubuli. In 3) in which the mechanogram of the first contraction after rest normally showed a retarded peak with high tension, calcium was found in several cell structures. The highest amount, 25 mmol/kg d.w., was detected over the cell membrane. Measurable amounts were also detected over Z-lines and sarcomeres.

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Intracellular Membranes as Boundaries for Ionic Distribution. In Situ Elemental Distribution in Guinea Pig Heart Muscle in Different Defined Electro-Mechanical Coupling States