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Myocardial cell membrane potential-dependent uptake refers to the process by which certain molecules, particularly lipophilic cations and radiotracers, are taken up into myocardial cells in a manner that is directly influenced by the electrical potential across cellular and mitochondrial membranes. This mechanism is crucial for both physiological processes (such as ion homeostasis and energy production) and for diagnostic imaging using specific tracers. It is not a single target, but a physiological process.
Passive diffusion driven by transmembrane electrical gradients; mitochondrial accumulation due to negative membrane potential
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