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. 2020 Winter;19(1):331–342. doi: 10.22037/ijpr.2019.112317.13683

Figure 4.

Figure 4

Changes in [Ca2+]i levels induced by chemical OGD (4 mM NaN3) in the presence of BD1047 with or without 2 µM noscapine in primary cortical neurons. (A) Time course of NaN3-induced [Ca2+]i rise in presence and absence of 2 µM noscapine and 5 µM BD1047. NaN3 (4 mM) stimulated [Ca2+]i levels increase. After 30 min ischemic insult, the cells treated with 5 µM BD1047. BD1047 could rise [Ca2+]i levels during chemical ischemia. Two micromolar noscapine added to 5 µM BD1047 during ischemia and reduced the [Ca2+]i levels compare to BD1047 alone. (B) Bar graph of mean change in [Ca2+]i levels acquired in response to chemical ischemia in presence and absence of 2 µM noscapine and 5 µM BD1047. ***P < 0.001 vs. NaN3 group