Fig. 5.
Fig. 5. Arginine diet inhibits the. / Vmax of the Gardos channel activity in S+S-Antilles mouse red cells but does not change the EC50. Gardos channel activity under oxygenated conditions was measured as described in “Materials and methods” on RBCs from mice on normal chow (Chow) and after 10 weeks on the 5% arginine diet (5% Arg). The clotrimazole-sensitive, calcium-activated K+ efflux was estimated from the difference between fluxes measured in the presence or absence of 10 μM clotrimazole. (A) TheVmax data shown represent the mean ± SE of assays performed in duplicate on 7 (normal chow) and 8 (5% arginine diet) different experiments on either individual mice or pooled blood from at least 2 mice (P < .04, t test). (B) The EC50 data shown represent the mean ± SE of experiments performed in duplicate on 3 (normal chow) and 3 (5% arginine diet) different experiments on pooled blood from 3 different mice.

Arginine diet inhibits the

Vmax of the Gardos channel activity in S+S-Antilles mouse red cells but does not change the EC50. Gardos channel activity under oxygenated conditions was measured as described in “Materials and methods” on RBCs from mice on normal chow (Chow) and after 10 weeks on the 5% arginine diet (5% Arg). The clotrimazole-sensitive, calcium-activated K+ efflux was estimated from the difference between fluxes measured in the presence or absence of 10 μM clotrimazole. (A) TheVmax data shown represent the mean ± SE of assays performed in duplicate on 7 (normal chow) and 8 (5% arginine diet) different experiments on either individual mice or pooled blood from at least 2 mice (P < .04, t test). (B) The EC50 data shown represent the mean ± SE of experiments performed in duplicate on 3 (normal chow) and 3 (5% arginine diet) different experiments on pooled blood from 3 different mice.

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