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. 2013 Jan 1;5(1):1–15. doi: 10.4161/isl.24166

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Figure 16. Simulated glucose induced spikes behavior, [Ca2+]c and IS changes at T-type Ca2+ channel activation or blocking. (A) AP firing (Vp); (B) [Ca2+]c (– – –) and relative IS (——). For simulation of T-type Ca2+ channel activation the maximal conductance (gmCaT, Eq. A19, Appendix 2 in Supplemental Material) was initially increased up to 500 pS. Than gmCaT was decreased from 500 pS to 250 pS (basal level from Table S2) at arrow 1. For simulation of block of T-type Ca2+ channel the gmCaT was decreased from 200 pS to 50 nS at arrow 2. Glucose induced persistent AP firing was simulated as in Figure 3.