Figure 5. Steady-state inactivation (f [infinity]). The schematic depicts the stimulus protocol, which was repeated every 5 s. Variable amplitude conditioning potentials (C) were followed by a test potential (T). Amplitudes of C (shown only to -10 mV) were extended to +10 mV. As C was increased, the amplitude of ICa,L evoked by T decreased. The fraction of maximum ICa,L evoked by T was plotted against the amplitude of C. Estimates of V0.5 and slope factor (k) were obtained using the Boltzmann function (inset), and are given in Table 3. Data are from six myocytes. R2for fits were not less than 0.998.

Figure 5. Steady-state inactivation (f [infinity]). The schematic depicts the stimulus protocol, which was repeated every 5 s. Variable amplitude conditioning potentials (C) were followed by a test potential (T). Amplitudes of C (shown only to -10 mV) were extended to +10 mV. As C was increased, the amplitude of ICa,L evoked by T decreased. The fraction of maximum ICa,L evoked by T was plotted against the amplitude of C. Estimates of V0.5 and slope factor (k) were obtained using the Boltzmann function (inset), and are given in Table 3. Data are from six myocytes. R2for fits were not less than 0.998.

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