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. 2010 Feb 13;368(1912):617–633. doi: 10.1098/rsta.2009.0221

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Fluorescent images in pseudo-colour of a typical intercellular calcium signal propagation process in a linear bone cell chain. The cell at the right end has been mechanically stimulated by an atomic force microscope probe from 60 s. Its [Ca2+]i intensity reached the peak 6 s later. The calcium signalling was later transferred to the other cells on its left side, and all three cells released calcium spikes sequentially. The white arrowheads highlight the cell with peak [Ca2+]i at the image-taken time, which is shown on the right.