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. 2017 Aug 1;2017:1509048. doi: 10.1155/2017/1509048

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Sustained elevation of extracellular D-glucose modifies the distribution of AP-induced Ca2+ transients observed in 5-day-old cultured fibers. Zoomed-in and overlapped version of AP-induced Ca2+ transients for control (a), D-glucose (b), and L-glucose (c) challenged fibers. (d–f) Summary of distribution of AP-induced Ca2+ transients for fibers exposed to control isotonic medium (d), D-glucose (e), and L-glucose (f). Fibers exposed to D-glucose displayed a significantly larger proportion of biphasic action potential-induced Ca2+ transients when compared to control counterparts (X2, n = 286, p value < 0.05).