Figure 4.
Figure 4. K+ efflux into hypotonic NO3- media is insensitive to DIOA or okadaic acid in C57BL and HbCKO mice. We estimated K+ efflux into 250 mOsm hypotonic Cl- (Cl), NO3- (NO3), or sulfamate (SFM) media in red cells from C57BL and HbCKO mice as described in “Materials and methods.” We also measured K+ efflux into hypotonic NO3- in the presence or absence of 10 μM DIOA or 100 nM okadaic acid (OKA). The figure shows the average ± SE of 2 different experiments performed on at least 3 different mice per mouse type (For HbCKO hypotonic Cl versus hypotonic SFM, P < .02; for hypotonic Cl + OKA versus hypotonic SFM, P < .04).

K+ efflux into hypotonic NO3- media is insensitive to DIOA or okadaic acid in C57BL and HbCKO mice. We estimated K+ efflux into 250 mOsm hypotonic Cl- (Cl), NO3- (NO3), or sulfamate (SFM) media in red cells from C57BL and HbCKO mice as described in “Materials and methods.” We also measured K+ efflux into hypotonic NO3- in the presence or absence of 10 μM DIOA or 100 nM okadaic acid (OKA). The figure shows the average ± SE of 2 different experiments performed on at least 3 different mice per mouse type (For HbCKO hypotonic Cl versus hypotonic SFM, P < .02; for hypotonic Cl + OKA versus hypotonic SFM, P < .04).

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