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In vivo optical mapping using voltage ratiometry of near-infrared dyes enables high-resolution cardiac electrophysiology in translational pig models. Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide.

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In vivo ratiometric optical mapping enables high-resolution cardiac electrophysiology in pig models Peter Lee. Essel Research and Development Inc. Oxford Academic. Google Scholar. Jorge G Quintanilla. Monforte de Lemos , Madrid, Spain. Ping Yan. Rather than paper over Bridge Place's rock 'n' roll past with pastel curtains, geraniums in terracotta pots and mismatched vintage crockery, the team have embraced it as part of the fabric of this distinctly sultry Pig.

The bar and its surrounding rooms are painted the deepest maroon and navy, candles and open fires flicker invitingly beside curvy sofas. There are cosy snugs everywhere: intimate, low-lit spaces hunkered below exposed timber beams, dotted with squishy armchairs and covetable emerald-green Chesterfields.

The potential for debauchery is palpable. The decadence continues in the seven bedrooms in the main house. Top dogs are Rooms 1 and 2, which somehow manage to make gold-painted four-posters acceptable, set as they are against dark heritage paints, fabulous golden scalloped cornicing and cherub ceilings. It's an inspired mix and entirely fitting with the aging rock chick persona Judy envisaged while designing the interiors. The heady concoction is bound to be a hit with Londoners; this Pig is the closest of the litter to the capital trains to Canterbury take 55 minutes from St Pancras.

Spread through the hotel grounds are a further 12 coach house rooms, two family friendly lodges and a splendid two-storey Barn suite, all of which have a more classic Pig vibe, with reclaimed timber walls, Bakelite phones, delicate floral fabrics and the usual array of Bramley bathroom products.

Also new is the open kitchen in the dining room, so diners can watch chef Kamil Oseka and his crew craft familiar favourites such as crackling and apple sauce, home-smoked organic salmon and smokehouse carrots.

Sure, the chimney was a little crooked and the paint had dripped a bit here and there, but Penny knew that she'd done her very best job and was quite proud of what she'd accomplished. Peter, Patty and Penny spent the next day playing. The two older pigs teased Penny that she'd wasted the whole fall building her house and Peter couldn't resist pointing out that even after all that work, Penny hadn't even managed to get the chimney on straight! But Penny was happy with the choices she'd made as she sat in front of her cozy fireplace that night.

Peter wasn't nearly as comfortable in his house of straw. The cold night air crept in quickly. Peter hadn't taken the time to build a bed so huddled in the corner on a mound of leftover straw. As the sun rose the next morning, Peter was starting to wish that he'd spent a bit more time on his house. As he pondered what he was going to use to cook breakfast with, Peter heard a knock on the door. Peter hadn't been the only one wondering about breakfast. A big, bad, hungry wolf had wandered through the forest. He hadn't eaten for awhile and a nice young piggy was just the kind of breakfast he was craving!

Peter may have been a bit lazy, but he certainly wasn't dumb. All the straw that Peter had heaped against some thin poles fell down in the great blast. Peter dashed as fast as he could to his sister Patty's house. Patty had heard the commotion.

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She ran to the door, accidentally squishing a beetle that was sitting by her bed. She bravely brushed the two spiders that had built webs inside the doorframe out of her way and pulled the door open for her brother. The wolf ran after Peter and shouted "Come out and play with me! The wooden house creaked and squeaked and then collapsed like a pack of cards.

Peter and Patty dashed out and were halfway to Penny's house before the last twig had hit the ground. Penny urged them in, took one last look at the crooked chimney, crossed her fingers and slammed the door. I want my breakfast," growled the wolf, not bothering to pretend anymore. The wolf drew an even deeper breath and blew again. And again! But Penny Pig's house of bricks with the crooked chimney and drippy paint was her very best job and it would NOT fall down no matter how hard the wolf blew.

After all his huffing and puffing the wolf was even hungrier than he'd been to begin with and he was not about to give up.