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Fig. 4. Direct linear plots for Ba2+ inhibition of short-circuit current (Isc). (A) Experiments with NaCl as the mucosal and serosal bathing solution; the mean control value of Isc was -13.00 µA cm-2 (the y intercepts are the means for six experiments). (B) Experiments with NaCl and KCl as the mucosal and serosal solutions, respectively (N=4). The mean control Isc for these experiments was -30.37 µA cm-2. Note that the lines do not all intersect at a common point as would be predicted if the Ba2+ inhibition were due to binding to a single site with a single binding affinity. The broken lines indicate the x intercept in A and B, which is the Ki value for Ba2+ inhibition at lower concentrations. In B, the broken horizontal line indicates the blocker-sensitive Isc (not drawn in A).