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From Fig. 7, it is clear that no rectification was observed since the current was found under the applied voltage.

Using synthetic gels (diameter 3-6 microns) with different charge characteristics we observed no rectification of the current with neutral gels and confirmed that rectification and amplification of the current were dependent on the fixed charge within a gel.

When the neat gels are used for both the p-and n-type sides, no rectification is observed as can be seen from Fig. 5b. Figure 5a clearly shows that the current of the interface between the cationic and anionic gels, which is passing through only one direction, originates directly from the doping effect of the gels.

The I =  f V) curve showed no rectification between −115 and −15 mV, and the reversal potential for ET-induced current was ∼−25 mV.

The BK channel encoding mSlo α-subunits alone shows no rectification in currents, but its mutant I323T exhibits an apparently "outward-rectified" current.

In co-cultures of HeLaCx37 and HeLaCx43 cells, there was no rectification of the signal propagation and in co-cultures of EC and VSMC, we found that a gap junctional propagation of calcium signaling occurred in both directions.

It is also found that there is no thermal rectification at the G/M interface as the thermal conductance is independent on the heat flux direction.

But in the current instance no such rectification by the market has taken place, so more fundamental remedies must be studied.

Little expression of Kir2.1 mRNA seems to confirm data from our electrophysiological recordings that show no inward rectification in acutely isolated lumbar motoneurons from non-injected embryos or embryos injected with the RCASBP(B) open vector (Fig, 4C).

The current recorded, in the presence of 18 nM free [Ca2+]i, exhibited no outward rectification and time-dependent relaxation (Fig. 1A and G).

In comparison, we were able to generate Ano1 current at 36.5 μM Ca2+, albeit with no outward rectification and time-dependent relaxation.