Chloride-selective, Ca2+-dependent channels are formed by BEST1345 and BEST1S358E. (A–C) Example I-V relationships are shown for voltages stepped from −100 to +100 mV for BEST1WT (A; adapted with permission from Vaisey et al., 2016), BEST1345 (B), and BEST1S358E (C) for indicated conditions (cis/trans KCl concentrations in millimolar and 300 nM Ca2+ [+Ca2+] or 10 mM EGTA [−Ca2+]). (D–F) Reactivation of BEST1 currents by increasing the [Ca2+]free. After observing currents in symmetrical solutions, 10 mM EGTA was added to the cis side to deactivate channels with their cytosolic side facing that direction. Then, using perfusion, the [Ca2+]free in the trans solution was varied from ∼0 to 350 nM with a Ca–EGTA buffer system (Materials and methods). The Ca2+ response curves for BEST1WT (D; adapted from Vaisey et al., 2016), BEST1345 (E), and BEST1S358E (F) are plotted as average currents observed at −100 mV for different [Ca2+]free as a fraction of current recorded from the [Ca2+]free = 350 nM condition (Imax). Three separate experiments were used to calculate SD, and the data were fit to a one-site binding model.