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. 2013 May 13;591(Pt 14):3549–3563. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2013.257741

Figure 3. Effects of graded hypoxia on NADH autofluorescence in SCG neuron.

Figure 3

Recording of autofluorescence at 450 nm with 340 nm excitation showing effects of graded levels of hypoxia from 2.5% down to anoxia. A, original recording from a single neuron conducted in Ca2+-free Tyrode containing 100 μm EGTA. B, normalised summary data (mean ± SEM) from 10 neurons with best fit rectangular hyperbola (black line, see Results for details). Also shown in B, in grey, are data and best fit rectangular hyperbola for type-1 cells recorded under identical conditions reproduced from Fig. 2D. Note minimal effects of hypoxia even at 0.5%; only anoxia causes a robust increase in NADH autofluorescence in SCG neurons.