Gap Junctions Synchronize Action Potentials and Ca²⁺ Transients in Caenorhabditis elegans Body Wall Muscle

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• Movie legends (.pdf, 14 KB) - CAPTIONS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY MOVIES
• Supplemental Figure 1 (.pdf, 81 KB) - Neither carbenoxolone (CBX) nor probenecid inhibited electrical coupling of C. elegans body-wall muscle.
• Supplementary Movie 8 (.avi, 7.0 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of a wild-type worm before and after the administration of gabazine.
• Supplementary Movie 6 (.avi, 18.4 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of a wild-type worm.
• Supplementary Movie 9 (.avi, 8.9 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of a wild-type worm before and after the administration of (+)-tubocurarine (TBC) plus gabazine.
• Supplementary Movie 2 (.avi, 9.7 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of an unc-9(fc16) mutant worm.
• Supplementary Movie 1 (.avi, 9.8 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of a wild-type worm.
• Supplementary Movie 4 (.avi, 12.8 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of a transgenic worm in which unc-9 expression in muscle was selectively inhibited by RNA interference.
• Supplementary Movie 5 (.avi, 14.6 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of a transgenic unc-9(fc16) mutant worm in which UNC-9 deficiency in muscle was selectively rescued.
• Supplementary Movie 7 (.avi, 4.7 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of a wild-type worm before and after the administration of (+)-tubocurarine (TBC).
• Supplementary Movie 3 (.avi, 15.3 MB) - Ca²⁺ transients in body-wall muscle cells of an unc-1(e719) mutant worm.