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. 2012 Aug 6;590(Pt 20):5075–5090. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2012.238352

Figure 4. Voltage-dependent blockage of inward Na+ current by intracellular Rb+ and Cs+ ions in T359A and T360A mutant channels.

Figure 4

A, T359A current recordings from excised-patch in Na+ symmetrical conditions and when intracellular Na+ was replaced by an equimolar amount of Cs+. Recording conditions as described in Fig. 2. Dashed line indicates 0 current level; arrows indicate the −100 mV Na+ current level in symmetrical conditions. B, as in A, but for T360A mutant channel. C, I–V curves in T359A mutant channels in the presence of 110 mm intracellular Na+ (filled squares), and Cs+ (open circles). D, as in C, but for T360A mutant channel. E, dependency of IRb/INa on voltage for WT (filled circles), T359A (open squares) and T360A (filled squares), respectively (n≥ 5). F, as in E, but when intracellular Rb+ ions were replaced with Cs+ (n≥ 6).