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. 2015 Feb 10;5:8364. doi: 10.1038/srep08364

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(3a).: Original registrations of single channel inward currents recorded in the cell attached configuration at three different potentials during mechanical stress. Different ions were used as charge carriers for the inward currents (153 mmole/L were used in case of monovalent cations and 100 mmole/L in case of divalent cations). (3b).: Average I/V relations for single I_Λ inward currents carried by different cations (N = 6–10). Symbols denote mean values ± SEM, line denotes linear regression through the data. (3c).: Ion selectivity profile of inward single channel conductance carried by different mono- and divalent cations. Number of individual experiments is shown at the top of each bar in parenthesis. Mean values ± SEM are shown.