This is expected to give rise to a mixed population of channels composed of homomeric wild-type channels, homomeric mutant channels and heteromeric channels containing between one and three mutant subunits [ 21].
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Nr4a1 was detected at 2 hrs in the nuclei of the brighter cell population (red channel, Fig. 11 C2, C2) but was absent from the nuclei of these cells at 8 hrs (Fig. 11 C4, C4, nuclei indicated by the arrows in C4).
However, GJ channels are a diverse population of channels that vary in conductance and gating properties.
C8-PIP2 (and Gβγ) activate a uniformly oriented population of channels from their intracellular surface, whereas oppositely oriented channels are not activated because they are not exposed to PIP2 on their physiologically intracellular side.
In contrast to coexpression of Scn1b, however, neither zebrafish β1 subunit fully shifted the population of channels to the fast gating mode, leaving a significant proportion of channels in the slow gating mode.
This repeated evolution, together with knowledge about the molar development, suggest that the main direction of phenotypic variance correspond here to a "line of least developmental resistance" along which evolution between population is channeled.
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Rather, it appears that the first drug applied occludes the effect of the other consistent with that the drugs are acting on the same population of channels.
We examined if L655, 708 and zolpidem affected the same population of channels by first applying one and then the two drugs together and examined the shift in the holding current (Fig. 2C).
