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. 1997 Sep 1;110(3):313–325. doi: 10.1085/jgp.110.3.313

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Voltage dependence of recovery from inactivation. (A) Voltage protocol and current traces showing the voltage dependence of recovery from inactivation. (B) Recovery during the 500-ms step to the different voltages. (C) Current traces measured during the 500-ms step to −120, −80, and −40 mV are shown together with single exponential (solid lines) and double exponential (dotted lines) fits. (D) Values for τ_fast, (○) and (•), and τ_slow, (⋄) and (♦), obtained from fits to current traces as in Fig. 4 C (open symbols) or to the data points in Fig. 3 B (filled symbols). (E) Fractional contribution of the fast component to the recovery from inactivation.