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. 2006 Jun;127(6):673–685. doi: 10.1085/jgp.200609534

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Figure 2. — Charybdotoxin as an orientation tool for MthK channels. (A) Single-channel MthK traces with 0, 0.72, 7.2, and 72 nM CTX at −200 mV. (B) MthK open probability from a representative bilayer as a function of CTX concentration. Data was fit (smooth line) with the equation
with a K_d of ∼1 nM.

graphic file with name M7.gif — Charybdotoxin as an orientation tool for MthK channels. (A) Single-channel MthK traces with 0, 0.72, 7.2, and 72 nM CTX at −200 mV. (B) MthK open probability from a representative bilayer as a function of CTX concentration. Data was fit (smooth line) with the equation
with a K_d of ∼1 nM.