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. 2007 Oct;130(4):379–388. doi: 10.1085/jgp.200609730

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Figure 7. — Streptavidin binding to the proximal portion of the α_1S II–III loop has little effect on calcium currents. (A) Currents were recorded from a dysgenic myotube expressing α_1S(671-BAD-686)-YFP that was injected with streptavidin-rhodamine >2 h before recording. The plot shows the I-V relationship for α_1S(671-BAD-686)-YFP currents following streptavidin injection. (B) The average amplitudes of calcium currents evoked by a 200-ms voltage step to +40 mV from α_1S(671-BAD-686)-YFP–expressing myotubes that were not (−SA, n = 4 cells) or were (+SA, n = 8 cells) injected with streptavidin.