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. 2002 Jun 1;541(Pt 2):411–421. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2002.019562

Figure 2. APD response to 50 μM cytochalasin D (10 min) for a normal cell (top) and LVH cell (bottom).

Figure 2

Conditions identical to those shown in Fig. 1. Exposure of the normal cell to cytochalasin D induced a slight prolongation in APD. Note the increased control APD of the LVH cell; exposure to cytochalasin D (10 min) markedly lengthened APD of the LVH cell; these results were observed in four other paired experiments. Washout with drug-free solution (10 min) reversed much of the APD prolongation induced by cytochalasin D.