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. 2019 May 13;9:7260. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-43677-7

Figure 6.

Figure 6

Electrophysiological effects of IQM-PC330 and IQM-PC332 on KV4.3 and KV4.3/DREAM channels. (a,b) Bar charts comparing the inhibition of KV4.3/DREAM currents measured at the maximum peak current and at the charge produced by IQM-PC330 and IQM-PC332. Insets show original current recordings. (c,d) Graphics showing the changes in the time constant of inactivation (τInact) at different concentrations of IQM-PC330 and IQM-PC332. IQM-PC330 accelerates the τInact making the monoexponential process observed under control conditions in a biexponential one with a fast and a slow τInactInact,f and τInact,s, respectively). In both graphs, the solid line represents the mean control value of the τInact. Insets show original normalized current records: control (black line) and with IQM-PC330 (blue line) or IQM-PC332 (red line). Note that IQM-PC332 (100 nM) accelerates the inactivation and at 3 μM slows down this process). (e,f) Effects of IQM-PC330 and IQM-PC332 (100 nM and 3 μM) on the activation kinetics. Note that IQM-PC332 (100 nM) accelerates the activation and at 3 μM slows down this process. (g,h) Effects of IQM-PC330 and IQM-PC332 on the recovery process. Dashed lines represent the recovery process of KV4.3 current without DREAM. Note that both compounds slow the recovery process, reverting DREAM effects.