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. 2012 Aug 6;13:93. doi: 10.1186/1471-2202-13-93

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Effect of varying the maximum conductances of the KDR and KA in the simulations. A) Light responses were simulated with 10% (top trace), 100% (gray trace), 200% and 1000% (lowest traces) of the experimentally determined mean KDR maximum conductance. B) Modifying the maximal KA conductance had no effect on the simulated light response. The responses were simulated with 0%, 100%, 200% and 1000% KA conductances relative to the standard simulation value of 60 nS. Due to minimal differences in the responses the traces overlap.