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. 2003 Feb 21;548(Pt 2):451–459. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2002.036830

Figure 7. The hypotonic increase of ouabain binding depends on the integrity of microfilaments.

Figure 7

Experimental protocol similar to that used in the experiment depicted in Fig. 3B, except that it was performed in the presence of 10 μm Lat-B. The increases in ouabain binding promoted by reducing the tonicity from π= 1 to π= 0.5 (n = 8 paired muscles) and from π= 2 to π= 1 (n = 8 paired muscles) were virtually absent in the presence of this microfilament-disrupting agent (compare with data in Fig. 3A and B). The inset shows that Lat-B does not affect per se the ouabain binding (n = 8 paired muscles).