Figure 3. Anoxia activated the TRP and TRPL channels in both WT and PLC null mutant (norpAP24) as monitored by Ca2+ influx.

Figure 3

Anoxia activated the TRP and TRPL channels in both WT and PLC null mutant (norpAP24) as monitored by Ca2+ influx. Extracellular voltage change (ERG, upper traces in both 3A and 3B) and potentiometric measurements with Ca2+-selective microelectrode (ECa, lower traces in both 3A and 3B) in response to orange lights and anoxia in WT Drosophila and norpAP24 mutant. Note that there is no response to light in the norpAP24 mutant and the initial slow phase of the electrical response to anoxia is missing in the Ca2+ signals of both WT and the mutant. (From Agam et al. 2000, Copyright 2000 by the Society for Neuroscience.)

From: The TRP Calcium Channel and Retinal Degeneration

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