Immune cells help with electrical conduction for heart beats

Ars Technica
By Beth MoleApr 20, 2017, 3:06 pm88 pts
Enlarge (credit: Getty | UniversalImagesGroup) Having a regular or irregular heartbeat may come down to moonlighting immune cells that surprisingly help power blood-pumping pulses, a new study in Cell suggests. In a series of experiments, Harvard researchers caught immune cells hanging around and helping heart…

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