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Table 1.

Liquid junction potential measurements for solutions used in Fig. 7

Panels in Fig. 7	E_k	Intracellular	Extracellular	L.J. potential
	mV	mM	mM	mV
A and B	6.6	80 NaCl, 200 KCl	10 NaCl, 200 KCl, 60 KF	0.40 ± 0.2
C–E	40	120 NaCl, 30 KCl	90 KCl, 60 KF	3 ± 0.4
E	20	80 NaCl, 70 KCl	90 KCl, 60 KF	2.6 ± 0.1
C and E	0	150 KCl	90 KCl, 60 KF	0.60 ± 1.1

Panels in Fig. 7	E_k	Intracellular	Extracellular	L.J. potential
	mV	mM	mM	mV
A and B	6.6	80 NaCl, 200 KCl	10 NaCl, 200 KCl, 60 KF	0.40 ± 0.2
C–E	40	120 NaCl, 30 KCl	90 KCl, 60 KF	3 ± 0.4
E	20	80 NaCl, 70 KCl	90 KCl, 60 KF	2.6 ± 0.1
C and E	0	150 KCl	90 KCl, 60 KF	0.60 ± 1.1

The solutions used in Fig. 7 are listed above, with liquid junction (L.J.) potentials being measured three times for each pair of solutions in a planar lipid bilayer setup. Errors represent standard deviations calculated from three different measurements.

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