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. 2004 Oct 8;383(Pt 2):353–360. doi: 10.1042/BJ20040629

Figure 3. Bifurcation analysis of the modifications of Ca2+ oscillations by store depletion.

Figure 3

(A) A typical bifurcation diagram of [Ca2+]c against [IP3] in IP3-induced Ca2+ oscillations is presented. Steady-state solutions (solid line) and the maxima and the minima of [Ca2+]c during Ca2+ oscillations (broken line) are shown. [Ca2+]c will be stationary when [IP3] is outside the ‘oscillatory’ area (1). [Ca2+]c oscillates when [IP3] is in the ‘oscillatory’ area, which is encompassed by the broken line (2 and 3). Oscillation frequency is faster at higher [IP3] (3) than lower [IP3] (2). (B) Bifurcation diagrams of [Ca2+]c against [IP3] in the whole-cell model. Steady-state solutions (solid line), the maxima and the minima of [Ca2+]c during Ca2+ oscillations (broken line) are shown. S=200 μM in control and S=160 μM in depleted store.

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