Figure 5.

Bdel2 current inhibition by SP is voltage independent, BAPTA sensitive, and antagonized by BSA similar to slow pathway modulation of CaV2.2. HEK-M1 cells were transiently transfected with NK-1R, either Bdel2 or wt CaV2.2, α2δ-1, and either CaVβ2a or CaVβ3. (A and B) Individual traces from wt CaV2.2/β3 (left) and Bdel2/β2a currents (right) taken before and 90 s after application of SP with 0.1 mM BAPTA (A) or 20 mM BAPTA (B) in the pipette solution. (C) Schematic showing BSA's site of action. (D) 1 mg/ml BSA in the external bath medium. Left, wt CaV2.2/β3; right, Bdel2/β2a. (E) Summary of the percent current remaining after SP from CaV2.2/β3 and Bdel2/β2a channels; *, P < 0.05 compared with control currents (n = 6–9); †, P < 0.05 using a one-way paired t test compared with unstimulated current amplitudes. Error bars represent SEM. Bars, 10 ms and 200 pA.

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