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. 2009 Aug 7;297(4):H1304–H1313. doi: 10.1152/ajpheart.00528.2009

Table 1.

Parameters of the voltage dependence of activation and inactivation for T-type and L-type Ca2+ currents

Voltage Dependence T-type Current
L-type Current
Activation Inactivation Activation Inactivation
Control “Early”
    V1/2 −33.8±2.2 (17) −72.4±1.7 (17) −14.7±1.3 (13) −38.7±8 (9)
    k 9.5±0.8 −5.7±0.6 4.9±0.3 −10.3±0.8
AR
    V1/2 −14.3±1.3 (12) −63.9±2.8 (12) −11.2±2.7 (11) −33.7±8 (4)
    k 8±0.7 −7.8±0.9* 4.3±0.2 −10.2±2.8
T24R
    V1/2 −25.1±1.9 (6) −68.2±2.8 (6) −17.1±1.3 (10) −39.7±3 (5)
    k 9.8±0.6 −7.7±0.6* 4.5±0.4 −12.6±3.4
Control “Late”
    V1/2 −28.5±1.8*(11) −67.7±1.4*(11) −17.5±1.7 (9) −28.3±0.5 (9)
    k 9.7±0.8 −8.4±0.7* 5.1±0.4 −9.8±1.3
CR
    V1/2 −26.8±2.5*(17) −63.7±2 (17) −19.3±0.9 (12) −34.8±2.8 (12)
    k 7.3±0.7* −6.9±0.6 4.4±0.5 −8.2±1

Values are means ± SE for (n) recordings. AR, acute reoxygenation; T24R, 24 h of reoxygenation; CR, chronic reoxygenation; V1/2, half-activation voltage; k, slope. V1/2 and k values are derived from Boltzmann fit.

*

P < 0.05,

P < 0.01,

P < 0.001. Statistical significance is calculated vs. “early” control myocytes.