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. 2020 Jun 15;61(6):31. doi: 10.1167/iovs.61.6.31

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Figure 4. — The effects of the apical and basolateral epinephrine on the I_SC and TER (n = 7). The arrows show the time points when a new bath solution was applied to the bath or when the agonist epinephrine was added to the bath solution. (A) The I_SC as a function of time before and after apical and basolateral application of epinephrine (100 µM). The ordinate shows the measured value of the I_SC (in µA/cm²), and the red line is the control regression line calculated between the last three I_SC measurements of the control period at the beginning. (B) TER as a function of time before and after apical and basolateral application of epinephrine (100 µM). The ordinate shows the measured value of TER (in ohm·cm²), and the red line is the control regression line, as in A.