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. 2005 Sep 1;569(Pt 1):119–135. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2005.091314

Figure 10. Ryanodine does not affect Ca2+ transients seen in response to single action potentials.

Figure 10

Action-potential-evoked Ca2+ responses were measured in control (A) and in the presence of 20 μm ryanodine (B). Measurement of the amplitude of the Ca2+ response evoked by a single action potential at two discrete locations along the axon (regions 1 and 2) showed no significant difference between the control responses and those recorded in ryanodine (C and D).