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Fig. 2. The two major K+ currents in burbot ventricular myocytes. (A)
Background inward rectifier K+ current, IK1.
Values are means ± s.e.m. from 6-8 cells at 4°C (black circles) and
11°C (white circles) measured at the beginning of 500 ms square wave
pulses that were elicited from the holding potential of -80 mV to voltages
between -120 and 40 mV in 20 mV steps (inset). (B) Delayed rectifier
K+ current, IKr, measured as an outward tail
current at -40 mV after 5 s depolarising pulses between -80 and 80 mV (inset).
Representative recordings at 4°C and mean values (± s.e.m.) from
5-10 cells at 4°C (black circles) and 11°C (white circles).
*Density of IKr is increased significantly by
acute warming to 11°C (Student's t-test,
P<0.005).