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. 2004 Apr;86(4):2583–2595. doi: 10.1016/S0006-3495(04)74313-1

FIGURE 3.

FIGURE 3

Effect of Ca2+-free and Ca2+-confining solutions on response to 5 mM caffeine. (A) Peak and plateau values in response to 30-s CAF stimulation, in Ca2+-free medium (open columns, n = 21) and Ca2+-confining medium (shaded columns, n = 11). (B) Original trace of Ca2+ response to two successive stimulations by CAF for 1 s, at a 15-s interval in the presence of external Ca2+ (left), in Ca2+-free medium (middle), and in Ca2+-confining solution (right). (C) Left panel, mean values of the Ca2+ response to two successive stimulations by CAF for 1 s, at a 15-s interval in Ca2+-free medium (open columns, n = 13) and Ca2+-confining solution (shaded columns, n = 23). (C) Right panel, mean [Ca2+]i decay after the first CAF-induced peak in control (•, n = 22) and Ca2+-confining solution (○, n = 23), as percentage of the control peak, 0 corresponding to baseline. Vertical bars are SE.