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. 1997 Aug 25;138(4):811–820. doi: 10.1083/jcb.138.4.811

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Effect of gelsolin and CapG overexpression. (A) Ca²⁺ tracings. Cells were stimulated with 5 μM bradykinin or 20 mM NaF. Tracings were from a representative experiment. Arrows indicate time of agonist addition. Ctrl, mock-transfected cells; C1, gelsolin-overexpressing cells. (B) Comparing the effects of gelsolin and CapG overexpression. Cells were stimulated with 5 μM bradykinin or 20 mM NaF. Ca²⁺ spike and IP₃ generation were measured. The peak response of overexpressing cells was expressed as a percent of ctrl cells exposed to the same stimulus. Results shown were the average of two experiments. Filled circles, Ca²⁺ signal after bradykinin stimulation; open circles, IP₃ generated in response to bradykinin; triangles, Ca²⁺ signal after NaF treatment.

Effect of gelsolin and CapG overexpression. (A) Ca²⁺ tracings. Cells were stimulated with 5 μM bradykinin or 20 mM NaF. Tracings were from a representative experiment. Arrows indicate time of agonist addition. Ctrl, mock-transfected cells; C1, gelsolin-overexpressing cells. (B) Comparing the effects of gelsolin and CapG overexpression. Cells were stimulated with 5 μM bradykinin or 20 mM NaF. Ca²⁺ spike and IP₃ generation were measured. The peak response of overexpressing cells was expressed as a percent of ctrl cells exposed to the same stimulus. Results shown were the average of two experiments. Filled circles, Ca²⁺ signal after bradykinin stimulation; open circles, IP₃ generated in response to bradykinin; triangles, Ca²⁺ signal after NaF treatment.