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. 2014 Apr 1;9(4):e92941. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0092941

Figure 6. Snail beta subunit (LCavβ) splice isoforms containing either N-terminal exons 1a/1b or exon 2 (A or B) or insert in exon 7 (7a− vs 7a+), slow the inactivation kinetics of LCav2 channels.

Figure 6

Four representative and normalized peak barium current traces shown as mean, s.e.m. for (A) LCav1 and (B) LCav2 channels co-expressed with LCavβ splice isoforms or no Cavβ. (C) Rate of inactivation decay reflected in the fraction of maximal peak current at 250 ms time point. All LCavβ splice isoforms like vertebrate Cavβ2a slow inactivation kinetics of LCav2 channels. The slowing of inactivation kinetics is maximized with the exon 7a− configuration.