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. 1998 Aug 15;18(16):6126–6137. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.18-16-06126.1998

Table 2.

Properties and modulation by insulin of wild-type and mutant Kv1.3 channels

Channel construct and treatment Peak current (pA) Inactivation time constant (msec) Deactivation time constant (msec)
Wild-type Kv1.3 (n = 14)
 Control 1411  ± 289 711  ± 52 34  ± 5
 Insulin 1195  ± 293* 616  ± 75 42  ± 9
Y449F Kv1.3 (n = 6)
 Control 823  ± 220 736  ± 92 27  ± 4
 Insulin 727  ± 227* 621  ± 67 26  ± 7
YYY111-113FFF Kv1.3 (n = 4)
 Control 483  ± 139 725  ± 121 34  ± 3
 Insulin 444  ± 121 636  ± 87 43  ± 8
Y137F Kv1.3 (n = 6)
 Control 1186  ± 467 788  ± 45 25  ± 3
 Insulin 1081  ± 454 715  ± 109 41  ± 5*
Y479F Kv1.3 (n = 6)
 Control 2167  ± 303 642  ± 70 31  ± 4
 Insulin 2190  ± 412 578  ± 78 34  ± 5

Cells were transfected with both Kv1.3 and the IR. Currents were evoked by 1 sec depolarizing pulses to +40 mV. Insulin treatment was as described for Figure 10. Values are means ± SEM. Time constant values were estimated from exponential fits to the inactivating or deactivating portion of the current.

*Insulin-treated is significantly different from control by pairedt test.