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. 2019 Apr 29;597(11):2867–2885. doi: 10.1113/JP277650

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Hepatic nerve fibres were stimulated for 5 min at 4 V and 6 Hz starting at 60 s. The figure corresponds to Movie S4 in the Supporting information. Time points (s) are shown at the bottom left. The trace (bottom right) shows the Ca²⁺ increases induced by electrical stimulation () in the single hepatocyte highlighted by the green ROI in the top left panel.

Inline graphic — Hepatic nerve fibres were stimulated for 5 min at 4 V and 6 Hz starting at 60 s. The figure corresponds to Movie S4 in the Supporting information. Time points (s) are shown at the bottom left. The trace (bottom right) shows the Ca²⁺ increases induced by electrical stimulation () in the single hepatocyte highlighted by the green ROI in the top left panel.