Trypsin-mediated removal of inactivation and slow tails for BK currents arising from different β2:β3a injection ratios. (A) Currents arising from BK α+hβ2 alone with each trace at the indicated cumulative time of trypsin application (0.05 mg/ml). Currents were activated with 10 μM Ca2+. (B) Currents with nominal 1β2:4β3a. (C) 1β2:8β3a. (D) 1β2:12β3a. (E) 1β2:24β3a. (F) α+β3a alone.
Figure 5.

Trypsin-mediated removal of inactivation and slow tails for BK currents arising from different β2:β3a injection ratios. (A) Currents arising from BK α+hβ2 alone with each trace at the indicated cumulative time of trypsin application (0.05 mg/ml). Currents were activated with 10 μM Ca2+. (B) Currents with nominal 1β2:4β3a. (C) 1β2:8β3a. (D) 1β2:12β3a. (E) 1β2:24β3a. (F) α+β3a alone.

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