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. 2011 Mar 14;286(18):15757–15765. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M110.187757

FIGURE 6.

FIGURE 6.

The lack of CaVβ prevents the effects of RIM1 on recombinant L-type channels. A, averaged peak L-type current density recorded from HEK-293 cells co-transfected with CaV1.2α1/CaVα2δ-1 (without CaVβ) in the absence (solid bars) or presence of RIM1 (open bars). The peak amplitudes before and after co-expression of RIM1 were normalized for Cm. Ba2+ currents were elicited by 2-s pulses to 0 mV from a Vh of −80 mV for the CaV1.2 channel currents and to −30 mV in the case of the CaV1.3 channel currents. B and C, comparison of time constants of inactivation (left) and percentages of Irem (right) in cells expressing CaV1.2α1/CaVα2δ-1 channels and CaV1.3α1/CaVα2δ-1, respectively, in the absence (solid bars) or presence (open bars) of RIM1 (n = 16–25 cells). Shown is Western blot analysis of proteins from HEK-293 cells co-transfected with CaV1.2α1/CaVα2δ-1 with (+) or without (−) RIM1 using an anti-RIM antibody. The examples shown are representative of three separate experiments. Error bars, S.E.