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. 2018 Jan 2;150(1):95–110. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201711891

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Figure 6. — Amiloride effects on the pH_t. Traces of t-system trapped HPTS fluorescence signal. (A) Changes in the pH_t after replacement of Na-based solution of pH 7.2 with K-based solution of pH 7.2 and after the introduction of 50 µM amiloride. (B) The effect of amiloride on the pH_t in K-based solutions is reversible. (C) The HPTS fluorescence signal does not change after the introduction of amiloride to the Na-based solution in which the preparation was equilibrated. Solution exchanges are indicated by the vertical pale bars, and the composition of the internal solution is indicated by the horizontal lines above each trace. The presence of amiloride in solutions is indicated as a solid bar just above the trace.