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. 2015 Apr;145(4):303–314. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201411292

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Figure 8. — Potentiation is quantitatively similar for native Ca_V1.1 in muscle fibers of neonatal (day 0 and day 1) mice and 1-mo-old mice. Potentiation was quantified as illustrated in Figs. 6 and 7 for tail currents produced by repolarization to −30 mV (number of cells in parentheses). t test comparisons of potentiation in dissociated FDB muscle fibers from neonatal and 1-mo-old mice yielded P = 0.23 for I₉₀/I₄₀ (A1), P = 0.39 for T₉₀/T₄₀ (A2), P = 0.90 for I₂₀₀/I₅₀ (B1), and P = 0.19 for T₂₀₀/T₅₀ (B2).