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. 2010 Nov;136(5):555–568. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201010487

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Figure 6. — Arrhenius plots of the forward and backward transition for the ILT heterotetramers. The ln(1/τ_act) (A) and ln(1/τ_deact) (B) are plotted against 1/T (K⁻¹). The slopes of the curve (−E_a/R), in which R is the gas constant (1.985 Cal·mol⁻¹·K⁻¹), are used to calculate E_a for each heterotetramer (see Table I). 1ILT/3wt (red circles), 2ILT/2wt (blue up triangles), 3ILT/1wt (green down triangles), 4ILT (yellow diamonds), and 1ILT/3neu (black squares). Data for activation were taken at +70, +60, +150, +180, and +100 mV for 1ILT/3wt, 2ILT/2wt, 3ILT/1wt, 4ILT, and 1ILT/3neu, respectively, and at +60, +10, 0, 0, and +30 mV for deactivation for 1ILT/3wt, 2ILT/2wt, 3ILT/1wt, 4ILT, and 1ILT/3neu, respectively.