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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cell Calcium. 2009 Jan 9;45(3):300–309. doi: 10.1016/j.ceca.2008.11.009

Figure 6. Carvacrol inhibits the native TRPL channels in photoreceptor cells.

Figure 6

A. Representative whole-cell recordings of the light induced current (LIC) from isolated Drosophila ommatidia of the trpP343 mutant.

left, Control responses (middle trace) to a train of orange light pulses (top trace) of constant intensity (−logI=3.0, n=5). The bottom two traces show the waveform of the LICs in a faster time scale. right, The paradigm of the left panel was repeated, except that carvacrol (500μM) was applied as indicated (n=5).

B. The averaged peak amplitude of the light responses (such as in (A)) is plotted as a function of time (error bars are SEM, n=5).

C. The paradigm of (A) was repeated, except that wt flies were used and a larger dark interval was interposed after the second light pulse (n=5).

D. Histogram presenting the averaged and normalized peak amplitude of light responses after 6 min in the dark following application of carvacrol containing solutions (carvacrol, red) as compared to experiments in which carvacrol was not applied (control, black, error bars are SEM, n=5)

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