Identification of the selectivity filter of hHV1. The replacement of Asp112 by serine converts the human proton channel hHV1 into an anion channel. Tail current measurements at symmetrical pH 5.5 with ∼130 mM TMA+ CH3SO3− in pipette and bath (top) and after bath replacement with TMA+ Cl− (bottom) reveal that Vrev shifted nearly −50 mV, indicating higher permeability to Cl− than to CH3SO3−. In each, a 4-s depolarizing prepulse activated the conductance, then the voltage was stepped back to a range of voltages in 10-mV increments to determine the zero current potential, Vrev. [Unpublished figure by Deri Morgan, from a study reported in Musset et al. (362).]