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. 2019 May 13;7(9):e14095. doi: 10.14814/phy2.14095

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Effect of an anti‐VEGF antibody on electrotonic transmission in diabetic retinal microvessels. (A) ΔV _responder/ΔV _stimulator ratios obtained at relatively short (left panel) and long (right panel) interpipette distances in the absence or presence for >2.5 h of 3 μg/mL anti‐VEGF. Data points in the absence of the antibody include four in the short interpipette distance group and three in the long group from Nakaizumi et al. (2012). (B) mean ΔV _responder/ΔV _stimulator ratios plotted at the mean interpipette distances. Voltage decay rates calculated as described in the Materials and Methods are shown. *P = 0.0002.