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. 2004 May 26;24(21):5044–5053. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0990-04.2004

Figure 6.


Figure 6.

Activation of hSNSR4 inhibits M-type K+ channels in rat SCG neurons. A, B, Comparison of BAM8-22 (BAM)-induced inhibition of M-type K+ current (IM) in control (Con) and hSNSR4-expressing neurons. Representative IM traces (top) recorded from an uninjected (A) and hSNSR4-expressing (B) SCG neurons in the absence (control) or presence of BAM8-22 (3 μm). IM was evoked from a holding potential of -30 mV with the voltage protocol illustrated (A). The dashed line represents the zero current level. Time courses of IM amplitude (below) from the same neurons in the absence or presence of BAM8-22. IM amplitude was determined as the current component deactivating during a 500 msec voltage step to -60 mV (arrows in A, top). C, hSNSR4-mediated inhibition of IM was insensitive to overnight pretreatment with PTX (0.5 μg/ml). Mean (±SEM) percentage IM inhibition was produced by application of BAM8-22 under the conditions indicated. IM inhibition was determined from traces acquired just before and 1 min after the start of agonist application. The number of neurons tested is indicated in parentheses. Uninj., Uninjected.