Sentence examples for bk red from inspiring English sources
(C ) At the left, I V relationships reconstructed from voltage ramp data under TTX (0.5 µM) before (black trace) and at the peak of the response to bath-applied Bk (red trace).
3D renderings of confocal z-stacks of basal turns immunolabeled with a polyclonal antibody against the SK2 channel (green), a monoclonal antibody against the BK channel (red) and a goat polyclonal antibody against synapsin (blue) also show colocalized expression of the SK2 and BK channels adjacent to but not precisely overlapping with synapsin-labeled efferent terminals (Figure 5H).
At the right, histogram plotting the peak amplitude of membrane depolarizations induced by Bk before (black) and after (red) the superfusion of the medium.
At the right of each panel, histogram plotting the peak amplitude of membrane depolarizations induced by Bk before (black) and after (red) the drug application.
(D ) Voltage traces collected under TTX in response to bradykinin (Bk), before (black) and after (red) pretreatment with the selective B2 receptor antagonist HOE-140.
At the right of each panel, histogram plotting the peak amplitude of membrane depolarizations induced by Bk before (black) and after (red) the superfusion of the medium.
(A2 – C2 ) At the left, superimposed voltage traces in response to Bk before (black) and after (red) quinidine (200 µM, A2 ), extracellular acidosis (B2 ), or barium (300 µM, C2 ).
(E ) Superimposed voltage traces under TTX (0.5 µM) and TEA (10 mM) in response to Bk before (black) and after (red) the superfusion of a medium with high [K+]o (9 mM).
(F ) Superimposed voltage traces under TTX (0.5 µM), TEA (10 mM), and high [K+]o (9 mM) in response to Bk before (black) and after (red) the superfusion of a medium with low [Na+]o.
(D ) Five superimposed responses recorded from an L5 ventral root induced by stimulations of the ipsilateral dorsal root before (control, black trace) and after local application of low concentrations of Bk (1 µM pipette concentration, red trace).
