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. 2015 Dec;146(6):509–525. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201511476

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Figure 2. — HyperKPP soleus and EDL but not diaphragm were more sensitive to the K⁺-induced force depression. (A–C) Each muscle was tested at only one elevated [K⁺]_e. Tetanic force is expressed as a percentage of the force at 4.7 mM K⁺. Error bars represent the SEM of five muscles. §, mean tetanic force was significantly different from the mean force at 4.7 mM K⁺; *, mean tetanic force of HyperKPP muscle was significantly different from the mean force of wild-type muscle; ANOVA and LSD; P < 0.05.