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

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Figure 7. — Conductance and kinetics of the single voltage sensor Shaker ILT. (A) Normalized G-V curve for the single voltage sensor Shaker ILT. Data from 4wt (squares), 1wt/3neu (stars), 1ILT/3wt (circles, n = 7), and 1ILT/3neu (diamonds, n = 4) are shown. The ones from 4wt and 1wt/3neu were taken from Gagnon and Bezanilla (2009). The internal and external solutions contained both 120 mM K⁺, respectively. (B) Kinetics of activation (τ_act, open symbols) and deactivation (τ_deact, filled symbols) of 1ILT/3neu measured at room temperature. The slow (squares), fast (circles), and weighted (top triangles) components are shown. In both cases, the internal solutions contained 120 mM K⁺; the external solutions contained 12 and 50 mM K⁺ for activation and deactivation, respectively.