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. 2006 Feb;127(2):159–169. doi: 10.1085/jgp.200509457

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Figure 3. — Carbachol-induced maxi-K and IK1 channel activity in perforated patch experiments. (A) IK1 (top) and maxi-K (bottom) channel conductances at −100 and +30 mV, respectively, before, during, and after application of 20 μM CCh as indicated. (B) A 20-s expanded temporal view of the IK1 (▪) and maxi-K (◯) conductances from the data in A. Data points connected by spline functions.