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. 2000 Mar 15;523(Pt 3):575–591. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-7793.2000.00575.x

Figure 9. Concentration and voltage dependence of o+ effects on Kv1.5 Na+ currents in 130 mM i+/5 mM o+.

Figure 9

A, time constants of current decay as a function of o+ on a logarithmic scale. Data represent means ±s.e.m. (n = 4-12). B, ratio of decay time constant in K+-containing solution (τK) over that in K+-free solution (τNa) against depolarization voltage. •, 0.1 mM o+ data (n = 5-8); ^, 2 mM o+ data (n = 6–8, means ±s.e.m.). In both cases, before addition of o+, Na+ currents were at steady state induced by 400 ms pulses from -80 to +60 mV at 0.05 Hz. The straight lines fitted through the data had a slope of -0.01 for 0.1 mM o+ and -0.3 for 2 mM o+. C, voltage dependence of use dependence of conductance in 2 mM o+. Cells were pulsed to a range of potentials at 0.05 Hz and steady current conductance was normalized to peak (first pulse) conductance (gsteady/gpeak). Different cells were used for each potential, n = 4–11.