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. 1999 Jul 15;518(Pt 2):417–432. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-7793.1999.0417p.x

Figure 11. Time courses of Isc and conductance after exposure of cells to a hyposmotic or isosmotic solution.

Figure 11

A, nystatin (NYS, 50 μM, apical application) increased Isc, but the magnitude of the increased Isc was much larger in a hyposmotic solution (□) than that in an isosmotic solution (▪). The ouabain-sensitive current was also much larger in a hyposmotic solution (□) than that in an isosmotic solution (▪). B, nystatin increased the conductance in both hyposmotic and isosmotic solutions, but the nystatin-induced increase in conductance was much larger in a hypotonic solution (□) compared with that in an isosmotic solution (▪). The NPPB-sensitive conductance was much larger in a hyposmotic solution (□) than that in an isosmotic solution (▪). n = 4-8.