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. 2000 Sep 15;527(Pt 3):455–466. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-7793.2000.00455.x

Figure 4. Ca2+ influx under elevated cAMP and blockade by TTX.

Figure 4

A, with 100 μm cAMP in the pipette filling solution, activation of INa elicited a Ca2+ influx signal which was blocked by 5 mm Ni2+. Note the increase in fluorescence in the right line-scan, which is due to elevated extracellular Ca2+ (10 mm). B, the Na+ current and the Ca2+ influx signal elicited in the presence of 1 μm isoproterenol were completely blocked by 20 μm TTX.