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. 2009 Jun 15;587(Pt 15):3777–3793. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2009.173401

Figure 3. Divalent cation-induced transcellular current.

Figure 3

A, dose–response curve for the transcellular current induced by basolateral Mg2+ application in wt claudin-16-transfected MDCK cells. EC50, 5.2 mm; Hill coefficient, 2.3. B and C, application of divalent cations (B, 10 mm MgSO4; C, 100 μm NiCl2) to the basolateral side induced a transcellular current (short circuit current, ISC) that was considerably larger in wt claudin-16-transfected (B, long version; C, short version) and T233R mutant-transfected cell layers than in R146T mutant claudin-16-transfected, in mock-transfected control cell layers, and, for comparison in claudin-11-transfected cells.