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. 2011 May 23;589(Pt 13):3211–3229. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2011.209783

Figure 5. Pharmacological characterization of the sustained depolarization—non-specific blockers of ICAN/ITRPC suppressed the sustained depolarization.

Figure 5

A, internal Ca2+ stores were first depleted with CPA (50 μm). VGCC-mediated rises in [Ca2+]i were elicited with current-injected spikes and paired with puffs of DHPG. Addition of both flufenamate (FFA; 100 μm) and SKF96365 (30 μm) suppressed both the depolarization and the hyperpolarization (n = 5; P < 0.01, t test). B, addition of FFA (100 μm) alone blocked the depolarization (n = 3). C, addition of SKF96365 (30–100 μm) alone had no effect on either the depolarization or the hyperpolarization under these conditions (n = 5).