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. 2000 Apr 1;115(4):455–466. doi: 10.1085/jgp.115.4.455

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Regenerated sensory processes from a cut end of a taste hair, and their patch-clamping. (A) Regenerated and swollen sensory processes in the Ca²⁺-free fly Ringer solution. (B) A swollen process patch-clamped in the cell-attached mode (seal resistance: >20 GΩ). It was then whole-cell clamped by rupturing the patch membrane, and then the outside-out patch was obtained by pulling out the pipette. Scale bars, 5 μm. (C) Schematic illustration of B. SPr, sensory process; SH, sensory hair cut in the middle; StP, stimulating pipette; PP, patch pipette.