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. 2011 Dec;138(6):641–649. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201110723

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© 2011 Maksaev and Haswell

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Figure 2. — MscS conductance in oocytes is comparable to that in E. coli. (A) MscS and MscL channel activities in spheroplasts, recorded in 200 mM KCl plus 90 mM MgCl₂. (B) MscS channel activity in oocytes, recorded in 96 mM NaCl plus 2 mM KCl (ND96). (C) Opening and closing of single MscS channels in response to stretch in an excised Xenopus oocyte patch. Pipette, BN 5. (D) Single-channel conductance measured in 98 mM TEA-Cl. Pipette, BN 7. Pipette potential was +40 mV in A and B, +30 mV in C and D.