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Published in final edited form as: Cell Mol Life Sci. 2013 Mar 8;70(15):2757–2771. doi: 10.1007/s00018-013-1284-6

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3

Relationship between halide-induced inhibition of TRPM7 and intracellular Mg·ATP, extracellular divalent-free- or acidic pH conditions. Whole-cell patch clamp experiments were performed in tetHEKTRPM7 cells. Voltage ramps were from −100 to +100 mV over 50 ms and acquired at 0.5 Hz. TRPM7 current amplitudes were assessed at +80 mV, averaged and normalized to cell size (in pF). Error bar indicates SEM. For detailed solution composition see “Methods”. a Dose–response curves of TRPM7 established as a function of increasing intracellular chloride concentrations and at various fixed intracellular Mg·AT P. Each dose–response curve was calculated as in Fig. 1e and normalized to 1 by dividing with Ymax (n = 4–8). All the Hill coefficients of the dose–response curves were fixed to −3. b Dose–response curves of TRPM7 plotted as a function of intracellular bromide concentration at various fixed Mg·ATP. Each dose–response curve was calculated as in Fig. 1e and normalized to 1 by dividing with Ymax (n = 4–8). Hill coefficients were fixed to −3. c Comparison of dose–response curves as a function of iodide concentrations at different fixed Mg·ATP. Each dose–response curve was calculated as in Fig. 1e and normalized to 1 by dividing with Ymax (n = 4–8). Best-fit Hill coefficients approximated −5 and were therefore fixed to −5. d Effects of external acidic solution (pH 4.0) on TRPM7 inward currents when perfusing cells with intracellular solution containing either 14 mM (open circles) or 154 mM (solid circles) Cl. Intracellular Mg2+ was chelated to zero mM by adding 10 mM EDTA (n = 6–8). The black bar indicates application time from 200 to 300 s. e Effects of external acidification (pH 4.0) on TRPM7 inward current while perfusing cells with internal solution containing 14 mM (open circles) or 154 mM (solid circles) Cl. Intracellular Mg2+ was clamped to 800 μM (n = 6–8). f Application of divalent-free external solution (DVF) on fully developed TRPM7 currents assessed at −80 mV and cells perfused with internal solution containing either 14 mM (open circles) or 154 mM (solid circles) Cl. Intracellular Mg2+ was chelated to close to 0 mM by adding 10 mM EDTA (n = 6–8). g Application of a DVF solution on TRPM7 inward currents assessed at −80 mV where cells were perfused with internal solution containing either 14 or 154 mM Cl. Intracellular Mg2+ was clamped to 800 μM (n = 6–8). h Representative I/V relationships for TRPM7 currents assessed in the presence of intracellular 14 mM (black trace) Cl or 154 mM (red trace) Cl in response to acidic pH as shown in panel e. All I/V curves were extracted at 210 s into the experiment. g Representative I/V curves for TRPM7 in the presence of intracellular 14 mM (black trace) Cl and 154 mM (red trace) Cl in response to DVF conditions as described in panel g. All I/V curves were extracted at 210 s into the experiment