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Published in final edited form as: Pflugers Arch. 2000 Feb;439(4):433–444. doi: 10.1007/s004249900189

Fig. 3 — A–C Ca²⁺ and ATP treatment causes transient plugging of nuclear pores. A Record ensembles of patch conductance, Γ_p(t)=I_p(t)/V, obtained at various times of bath application of 1 µM [Ca²⁺] plus the Ca+ATP-regenerating system (see Materials and methods). B Relative values of the mean of the average traces, $< \bar{Γ_{p} (t)} >$ , corresponding to the ensembles in A. C Cumulative histograms for the ensembles in A. The calculated single-channel conductance is given for each histogram. Ensembles were generated by applying voltage pulses to the pipette electrode from a holding potential of 0 to a test potential of −10 mV

Fig. 3 — A–C Ca²⁺ and ATP treatment causes transient plugging of nuclear pores. A Record ensembles of patch conductance, Γ_p(t)=I_p(t)/V, obtained at various times of bath application of 1 µM [Ca²⁺] plus the Ca+ATP-regenerating system (see Materials and methods). B Relative values of the mean of the average traces, $< \bar{Γ_{p} (t)} >$ , corresponding to the ensembles in A. C Cumulative histograms for the ensembles in A. The calculated single-channel conductance is given for each histogram. Ensembles were generated by applying voltage pulses to the pipette electrode from a holding potential of 0 to a test potential of −10 mV