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Fig. 6. SR Ca2+ release in burbot myocytes does not affect the
inactivation kinetics of ICa. Representative recordings of
ICa at 4°C (A) or 11°C (B) on the first pulse
after caffeine application (SR empty) and the 25th pulse after caffeine
application (steady-state SR Ca2+ content). Recordings are
superimposed. Tau of inactivation was calculated by fitting a single
exponential function to the decaying portion of ICa. For
clarity, only the fit for 25th pulse is shown at each temperature (red lines).
(C) Values are means ± s.e.m. from 9 myocytes at 4°C and 16
myocytes at 11°C, 1, 5, 10 and 25 pulses after caffeine application.
*Inactivation of ICa was faster at 11°C
than at 4°C (Student's t-test, P<0.05).