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. 2002 Dec;120(6):897–906. doi: 10.1085/jgp.20028608

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Figure 7. — PKC inhibitors prevent inhibition of the apical membrane benzamil-sensitive current by UTP. (A) Current-voltage relationship comparing the benzamil-sensitive current in monolayers pretreated with GF109203X in the presence and absence of UTP (n = 4). (B) Bar graph showing the fraction of remaining current after UTP stimulation of monolayers pretreated with either GF109203X (n = 4), rottlerin (n = 5) or Gö6976 (n = 4) at −90 mV. Monolayers pretreated with GF109203X did not exhibit significant inhibition of the benzamil-sensitive current following UTP stimulation.