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. 2011 Jan 17;6(1):e16043. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0016043

Figure 1. DNKv4 Neurons Display Complete Elimination of IA.

Figure 1

A, Shown are representative voltage-clamp recordings from a wild-type (wt) and DNKv4 (DN) neuron in response to a voltage jump to +50 mV. Total whole-cell K+ current is elicited with a 500 ms prepulse of āˆ’125 mV (black trace). With a prepulse of āˆ’45 mV, Kv4 is completely inactivated and the total delayed rectifier current remains (grey trace). Insets show the Kv4 current trace obtained by subtracting the delayed rectifier current trace from the total K+ current trace. B, Average peak Kv4 and delayed rectifier (DR) currents shown for wt and DN neurons; there is no significant difference in amplitude of the delayed rectifier currents (DR) remaining wild-type and DNKv4 neurons (Nā€Š=ā€Š15 for each genotype). Scale bars represent 50 pA and 10 ms. C, Single embryonic neuron expressing the HA-tagged DNKv4 subunit immunostained for HA. DNKv4 appears to be localized to the cell body and in puncta along neuronal processes.