Addition of a subpopulation of I Na with shifted biophysical properties results in earlier AP upstroke and larger I Na current in a single cell. (A and B) Transmembrane voltage (V; top and middle; magenta) and INa (bottom; blue/red, magenta) are shown as functions of time for a single cell with (A) 50:50 and (B) 30:70 distribution of baseline:shifted INa subpopulations. The corresponding voltage and INa curves are shown for the homogeneous (only baseline INa) single cell in black. In A, INa scaled by a factor of 1/2 is shown for comparison with INa from the baseline/shifted single cell (dashed black line).