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. 2012 Aug;140(2):159–173. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201110753

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Figure 9. — Fits from the DYKM. Logarithmically binned latency histograms of IP₃R channels responding to changes in and . In each case, (, ) are changed as indicated in Fig. 5. (A) IP₃ activation, (B) IP₃ deactivation, (C) Ca²⁺ activation, (D) Ca²⁺ deactivation, (E) Ca²⁺ and IP₃ activation, (F) Ca²⁺ and IP₃ deactivation, (G) Ca²⁺ inhibition, and (H) Ca²⁺ inhibition recovery. The experimental latency distributions given by the bars are taken from Mak et al. (2007). The red and pink lines, respectively, are from the DYKM when fit to the latency data alone and latency and times-series data simultaneously. The black line is from the CM developed in this paper when fit to the latency and times-series data simultaneously and is shown for comparison.

Inline graphic — Fits from the DYKM. Logarithmically binned latency histograms of IP₃R channels responding to changes in and . In each case, (, ) are changed as indicated in Fig. 5. (A) IP₃ activation, (B) IP₃ deactivation, (C) Ca²⁺ activation, (D) Ca²⁺ deactivation, (E) Ca²⁺ and IP₃ activation, (F) Ca²⁺ and IP₃ deactivation, (G) Ca²⁺ inhibition, and (H) Ca²⁺ inhibition recovery. The experimental latency distributions given by the bars are taken from Mak et al. (2007). The red and pink lines, respectively, are from the DYKM when fit to the latency data alone and latency and times-series data simultaneously. The black line is from the CM developed in this paper when fit to the latency and times-series data simultaneously and is shown for comparison.