Figure 2.

Variability in mean midpoints of INa. (A) Reported mean midpoints of inactivation (μi, left) and activation (μa, right) for all experiments. Vertically, both sets of points are individually ordered from most to least negative membrane potential: correlations between an experiment’s μa and μi cannot be seen here and will be examined in Fig. 3. The SEM for each experiment is indicated by a thick black bar. A thinner grey bar shows the 5th-to-95th percentile range of a normal distribution with the reported mean and standard deviation: if the individual cell measurements in these studies were normally distributed, 90% of measurements would fall within this range. (B) A histogram view of the means. The y axis shows the percentage of reported means with each potential. (C) A histogram view of the standard deviations. A second x axis (top) shows the corresponding 5th-to-95th percentile ranges. (D) A histogram view of the number of cells measured per experiment.

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