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. 2006 Feb 16;572(Pt 2):335–346. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2005.100776

Figure 4. HCN4 and HCN1 currents are blocked by ivabradine according to the protocol used to activate them.

Figure 4

A, left, IHCN4 records in control (cont) and after full block by 3 μ m ivabradine induced by a standard activation/deactivation protocol at −100/+5 mV (as in Fig. 1); steady-state block was 60.9%. A, right, action of the same drug concentration when applied during steady-state IHCN4 activation at −100 mV; this protocol caused a block of 8.0%. B, similar experiments in an HCN1-expressing cell exposed to 1 μ m ivabradine resulted in a 50.8% block of IHCN1 with the pulsing protocol (left) and in no blocking effect when the same drug concentration was applied during steady-state IHCN1 activation at −100 mV (right).