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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 17.
Published in final edited form as: Channels (Austin). 2009 Jul 17;3(4):249–258. doi: 10.4161/chan.3.4.9253

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Relative effects of Ca2+ and H+ in enhancing Po at negative voltages. A. Representative openings at −120 mV at pHi = 7.5 without Ca2+ (top), pHi = 7.5 with 200 μM Ca2+ (middle) and pHi = 6.2 without Ca2+ (bottom) in the Ca2+ bowl-defective Slo1 mutant channel (Δ854-846). The patch contained ~85 channels. Sixty 1-s data segments are shown superimposed. The closed level is indicated by “c”. B. Relative Po with 200 μM Ca2+ at pHi =7.5 (left) and pHi = 6.2 without Ca2+ (right) compared with Po at pHi =7.5 without Ca2+ in the Slo1 Δ854-846 channel. Po in each condition was normalized to that measured at pHi = 7.5 without Ca2+ in each patch. C. Estimated value of the HA model parameter C for Ca2+ (200 μM) and H+ (pHi = 6.2) using the results obtained at −120 mV in the Slo1 Δ854-846 channel. The Po ratio values were raised to the ¼th power to estimate C. The top diagram shows a subset of the HA model at negative voltages without any ligand and the bottom diagram shows the same subset with saturating Ca2+ or H+. D. Relative Po at pHi = 6.2 without Ca2+ compared with Po at pHi =7.5 without Ca2+ in the H365R:H394R channel (open circles) and the H365A:H394A channel (filled triangles).